Services
Services for the stack you already run
Eighteen practices. Most start from a system that is already running: an upgrade, a data move, a check, or a better way to ship. Three are for something new: a proof of concept, a startup's first version, and a new project.
Framework upgrades
An old Symfony, Laravel, or React app can stay where it is. The work is a path through versions, tests, and the parts the product still depends on.
Read more about Framework upgradesMySQL to PostgreSQL
MySQL can stay until the types, the queries, or the host stop fitting. PostgreSQL is the move when constraints should be strict and the rest of the stack needs room.
Read more about MySQL to PostgreSQLMonitoring
A job can fail for a week if nobody is watching the log. Monitoring is how that silence turns into a message a person can act on.
Read more about MonitoringCode audit
A change is safer after someone has read the code around it. The audit is that reading, written so the next edit has a map.
Read more about Code auditAI consulting
Most teams do not need another tool tour. They need a clear yes or no on the work a model can actually take, and a first trial that fits the week.
Read more about AI consultingAI in the company
A model in a demo is not a solution. The useful version lives in the screen your team already opens, and it knows when to stop and ask a person.
Read more about AI in the companyGit, Jira, and Scrum
A small team can share a folder and a chat thread. A larger one needs a branch, a ticket, and a rhythm that shows what is in progress.
Read more about Git, Jira, and ScrumSecurity check
The useful check starts with the doors that are already open: an admin path, a token in a repo, a dependency with a known hole.
Read more about Security checkSEO scan
A scan that only produces a score is unfinished. The useful part is the title, the heading, and the slow page you then change.
Read more about SEO scanWebsite upgrade
An all-round website upgrade treats the public site as one system. The theme, the forms, the speed, and the search basics move together.
Read more about Website upgradeDocker, Kubernetes, Argo CD
Docker is the box, Kubernetes is where it runs, and Argo CD is how a reviewed commit reaches the cluster. We add them when the team is ready to operate them.
Read more about Docker, Kubernetes, Argo CDCI/CD
A pipeline that only one person can start is a script with extra steps. CI/CD counts when a branch runs the checks and a merge can ship.
Read more about CI/CDWorking with AI
Working with AI is a set of habits. What you paste, what you check, and what you never send matter more than the model name.
Read more about Working with AIProof of concept
A proof of concept should answer one question and still be buildable afterward. We bring the idea to life on a slice of the real problem, not a slide.
Read more about Proof of conceptStartup solutions
A startup does not need a platform on day one. It needs a solution shaped around the sale it is already trying to make.
Read more about Startup solutionsStart a project
The first weeks decide whether year two is calm. Starting right means a repo, a way to run it, and a slice of product that is already real.
Read more about Start a projectMonolith to services
A monolith turns sour when every change shares one deploy. We split it where the boundary is already obvious, and we leave the rest in one piece.
Read more about Monolith to servicesKeycloak
Keycloak fits when people sign in to more than one app. One login, the roles you already have, and no second password to invent.
Read more about Keycloak