What I can help you build

Hosting, websites, servers, and custom technical projects.

This portfolio is preloaded with realistic capability examples. Replace the wording and images with your own work as you complete projects, or keep the examples to explain the types of solutions you can provide.

Explore capabilities

Hosting, websites, servers, and custom technical projects.

Practical technical support from planning through launch

What I can help with

Website and PHP development
Hosting control panels and server deployment
Game server setup and management
Email and DNS configuration
Virtualization, storage, and backup planning
Network, firewall, VLAN, and reverse proxy configuration
Monitoring, troubleshooting, and documentation

Use these as editable starter entries

Example projects and capabilities

These project cards describe the kinds of systems, websites, and infrastructure that can be designed, installed, improved, or maintained.

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Hosting

Multi-Service Hosting Environment

A complete environment for hosting websites, databases, customer tools, and internal services.

Game Servers

Game Server Hosting Platform

A managed platform for deploying and controlling multiple game servers from one panel.

Web and Email

Website and Email Hosting Stack

A combined setup for client websites, mailboxes, webmail, DNS, and SSL.

Networking

Secure Reverse Proxy Gateway

One public gateway that safely routes multiple domain names to internal services.

Virtualization

Virtualization and Test Cluster

A multi-node lab for testing applications, updates, high availability, and deployment workflows.

A straightforward project process

From an idea to a working setup

1. Discuss the goal and current setup
2. Plan the software, hardware, hosting, or network requirements
3. Build and configure the solution
4. Test access, security, backups, and performance
5. Document the setup and provide ongoing support

Custom projects are welcome

Have something unusual you want to build?

Not every project fits into a standard category. Explain the idea, the equipment or software you already have, and the result you are trying to achieve.

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