DevOps in Panama

Deploys are manual, fragile or different between staging and production, and every release delays deliveries. I deliver CI/CD pipelines and Docker containers for consistent environments and fast rollbacks. I set up from scratch or optimize existing pipelines on Laravel, Node.js and WordPress projects. At handoff your team can deploy with a merge or tag, without manual SSH or forgotten server scripts.

Ideal for
Development teams that deploy manually or suffer frequent incidents due to environment differences and lack of automation.
Typical timeline
A CI/CD pipeline with basic dockerization is delivered in 2 to 3 weeks; full infrastructure with multiple environments may take 4 weeks.

The challenge

Deploys are manual, fragile or inconsistent between staging and production, and every release is a stressful event that delays deliveries.

What you get

Automated CI/CD pipeline and Docker containers that ensure consistent environments, reliable deploys and rollbacks in minutes.

Benefits

  • Dockerizing PHP, Node.js and WordPress apps with multi-stage builds
  • CI/CD pipelines: build, tests, lint, automatic deploy to staging/prod
  • Aligned staging and production environments with managed variables
  • Automated rollback and blue-green or canary strategies when applicable
  • Scheduled backups, health checks and availability alerts
  • Infrastructure documentation and release checklist

Ready to start? Tell me about your project and we will scope it clearly.

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Frequently asked questions

Which hosting platforms do you deploy to?

I work with VPS (DigitalOcean, Hetzner), AWS, Coolify, Railway and client-owned servers. The pipeline adapts to your current infrastructure without vendor lock-in.

Do you include automated tests in the pipeline?

Yes, I integrate existing tests (PHPUnit, Jest, etc.) into the pipeline. If you have no tests, I configure at least lint, build check and post-deploy smoke tests.

Can you dockerize a legacy project without breaking it?

Yes. I dockerize incrementally: first a reproducible dev environment, then staging and finally production, without changing application logic.