Single workload
One Compute Engine environment for a simple application.
- One Compute Engine instance
- Baseline firewall rules
- Domain and TLS connection
- One application deployment
Cloud & Infrastructure
Google Cloud setup creates a defined GCP environment with compute, database, storage, IAM, networking, monitoring, backups, and billing alerts.
A Google Cloud architecture should match the application's runtime, database, networking, security, recovery, and cost needs. I document workload assumptions and compare Compute Engine with relevant managed options before resources are created.
The implementation can include Compute Engine, Cloud SQL, Cloud Storage, IAM roles, firewall rules, Cloud DNS, TLS, backups, Cloud Monitoring, load balancing, and instance groups. Resources remain in the client-owned Google Cloud organization and are delivered with a configuration summary.
Trial credits, service pricing, quotas, and regional availability are controlled by Google and can change. Budgets and alerts provide visibility but do not guarantee a fixed invoice or automatically stop every charge. Ongoing operations and formal compliance are separate.
We define the objective, deliverables, dependencies, and success criteria before production starts.
You review working previews, so decisions are made against tangible output.
The agreed revision rounds are used to complete details within scope.
I deliver the agreed files, access, and practical usage notes in an organized package.
Cloud & Infrastructure · Delivery
Final pricing is provided after scope, deliverables, and integrations are confirmed.
One Compute Engine environment for a simple application.
Compute, Cloud SQL, and Storage for one application.
A scoped GCP architecture with scaling and monitoring.
It can be, but suitability depends on workload, team experience, required services, region, and budget. I compare the architecture and estimated cost before recommending it.
I configure budgets, billing alerts, labels, and a resource review. Actual charges still depend on usage, data transfer, storage, and Google's current pricing.
Yes, after reviewing application compatibility, data, DNS, storage, and downtime requirements. The migration includes agreed tests, cutover steps, and rollback planning.
VPS server setup prepares a client-owned Linux server with the agreed web runtime, database, SSH access, firewall, TLS, backup, and deployment configuration.
Linux server management covers agreed maintenance, patching, hardening, monitoring, backup checks, troubleshooting, and response targets for a defined server estate.
Docker setup packages a defined application and its selected services into repeatable containers with documented configuration, storage, networking, and startup behavior.
SSL certificate installation enables HTTPS for the agreed domains, validates the certificate chain, configures redirects and renewal, and addresses scoped mixed-content issues.
Domain and hosting setup connects client-owned providers with the correct website, email, DNS, TLS, and redirect records for a planned launch.
Website migration moves a defined site to new hosting with backups, test copies, database transfer, DNS planning, validation, final synchronization, and rollback preparation.
Share a short brief and I’ll help define the scope, dependencies, and a realistic delivery window.
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