By day I turn business problems into technical specs. This server is where I turn my own ideas into things that run — CCNA-certified, Linux-administered, shipped one deploy at a time.
Everything here carries a status, same as any service on this box. Green means it's live and you can use it right now. Amber means it's being built in the open. Grey means it's next in the queue.
A public status page monitoring every service on this VPS — the first thing that goes live, watching everything after it.
A small rules engine that auto-tags and routes support tickets by urgency and category — built from years of doing it manually.
A browser-based sandbox for running and sharing SQL queries against sample datasets — no install required.
A lightweight LAN diagnostic tool — device discovery, latency checks, port scans — built on the CCNA fundamentals.
A mix earned from support desks, product teams, and network closets — not just a syllabus.
Eight years across fintech and manufacturing, from first-line support to business analysis.
I've spent the last eight years sitting between people with problems and systems that could solve them — first as first-line support, then product support, then business analysis. It taught me to write specs that developers can actually build from, and to explain technical trade-offs to people who don't want the technical part.
This server is the part of that skill set I don't get to use every day: standing up infrastructure, shipping small tools end to end, and being the one on call when something breaks.