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Docker

Containerizing applications for the same deployment anywhere

Containerization platform enabling isolated, consistent, and portable application environments across platforms.

DevOps & Cloud Services

I get Drupal running on your own VPS or in the cloud — to the modern standards you already expect from development: everything in Docker, infrastructure described as code, deployments through CI/CD, and monitoring that speaks up on its own. Deploying to a VPS or the cloud Based on traffic and budget I pick what makes sense: a virtual server or AWS. I build the environment in Docker, so it is reproducible and identical in development and production. I prepare it alongside your current setup and switch over once it is verified — with no downtime.

Drupal on Docker

Status: Maintained A Docker Compose starter pack for Drupal 11. A complete development stack — PHP 8.4, Nginx and MySQL 8.4 — that gets a new Drupal project running in minutes, with nothing installed on the host. The point is that Docker is not a side tool here, it is part of the project. The docker/ directory and docker-compose.yml sit in the repository right next to the Drupal codebase and composer.json, and the image is built from that same project. The environment is therefore versioned by the same git history as the application — it cannot drift from the code meant to run in it, and a single git clone brings you both.