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We handle the operations layer. You ship product.

Containerisation, CI/CD pipelines, reverse-proxy configuration, SSL setup, VPS management, monitoring and zero-downtime deployments: configured, tested and documented by engineers who run their own production infrastructure.

Last reviewed · 1 Oct 20265 primary sources →Kalenux engineering
pipeline · main● passing
✓merge to mainok
✓run testsok
✓build imagesok
✓deployzero downtime
✓smoke testverified
UPTIME CHECKSalerts → email / team chat
illustrative
hands-on, not advisory

We don't hand you a slide deck.

We're not an advisory service or a managed cloud provider. We operate our own production infrastructure, and we configure, test and document yours. Illustrative status before and after:

DeploysBEFOREManual, inconsistentAFTERContainerised application
ReleasesBEFOREDepend on someone remembering the stepsAFTERCI/CD on every merge to main
HostingBEFOREShared hosting environmentAFTERA properly configured VPS
OutagesBEFOREUsers report them firstAFTERAlerts reach the team before users notice
We work with what you already have.If you're on a cloud provider, we work inside it. If you're on a VPS, we work with that. We only suggest a migration when there's a clear functional reason.
what you get, drawn as your stack

Every box is something we configure and document.

01 · TRAFFIC
reverse proxyRouting, gzip, caching headers, rate limiting, HSTS, CSP
TLSAutomated certificates, auto-renewal, HTTP → HTTPS
02 · RUNTIME
app · db · cacheContainerised, with local and production kept identical
zero-downtimeBlue-green or rolling restart, smoke-tested
03 · DELIVERY
CI/CDOn push to main: test → build → deploy
rollbackA documented one-step rollback
04 · SAFETY
monitoringUptime, error rate, latency, CPU and memory alerts
backupsScheduled, kept off-site, with restores tested
05 · HANDOVERA runbook for deploying, rolling back, reading logs, restarting, restoring and adding SSL to a new domain, all written down.
containerise before you pipeline, pipeline before you monitor

Each step unlocks the next.

Infrastructure work starts with understanding what already exists. Shown here as a pipeline run.

✓STAGE 1AuditCurrent state documented, with gaps and risks→ Shows what to keep
✓STAGE 2ContaineriseThe app and every dependency→ Unlocks the pipeline
✓STAGE 3PipelineCI/CD, tested, with rollback verified→ Unlocks safe deploys
✓STAGE 4Proxy + SSLConfigured, certificates issued, auto-renewal checked→ Unlocks public traffic
✓STAGE 5MonitorUptime, alerts, backups, a tested restore→ Unlocks sleeping at night
✓STAGE 6HandoverYour team runs it on their own✓ Done
in depth · 5 primary sources

How delivery and reliability are measured.

The standards and published guidance behind how we deliver this service, with every claim linked to its source.

01Delivery metrics

DORA’s research measures software delivery with four keys: deployment frequency, lead time for changes, change failure rate and time to restore service [1].

02Monitoring and backups

Google’s SRE guidance centres monitoring on four golden signals: latency, traffic, errors and saturation [2]. Its data-integrity chapter stresses that backups only count once restores are tested [3].

KEY FACTA backup that has never been restored is untested. Recovery is what matters [3].

03Config and TLS

Configuration lives in the environment, following the Twelve-Factor App [5], and TLS settings follow Mozilla’s recommended configurations [4].

References

  1. [1]DORA’s software delivery metrics · DORA (Google Cloud)dora.dev/guides/dora-metrics-four-keys/
  2. [2]Monitoring Distributed Systems · Google SRE Booksre.google/sre-book/monitoring-distributed-systems/
  3. [3]Data Integrity: What You Read Is What You Wrote · Google SRE Booksre.google/sre-book/data-integrity/
  4. [4]Mozilla SSL Configuration Generator · Mozillassl-config.mozilla.org/
  5. [5]The Twelve-Factor App · 12factor.net12factor.net/
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// sort out your infrastructure

Need your infrastructure sorted out?

Tell us what you have, what’s breaking, and what you need. We’ll come back with a specific plan.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
1
Within one business dayA real reply from an engineer, not an automated queue.
2
Infrastructure auditWhat to keep, what to replace, and what is missing.
3
TimelineA step-by-step plan through to handover.