One thing people call me for: AWS architecture and operations for systems that must not fail. Anything else I'll say no to honestly in the first call, or point you to someone else.
When something needs to be built, migrated or secured: AWS, infrastructure as code, CI/CD, security and compliance. I work in your team's code and infrastructure and hand over so your team runs it afterwards, with documentation and runbooks.
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I look at code, pipelines and people before I form an opinion. You stay in charge. I bring the outside view and the experience of how these decisions tend to play out. I don't manage your team and I don't get between you and your people.
What I advise, I've done first. A pilot that runs beats a concept nobody implements. What works, we grow. What doesn't, we stop.
Documentation, runbooks, people who know the system. In the end you shouldn't need me. If you call anyway, I'll be glad.
If I'm not the right person, I'll say so in the first call and point you to someone who fits better.
A first call takes thirty minutes and costs nothing. Tell me where things are stuck. Afterwards we'll both know whether it's a fit.