I don't just list Linux, Docker and infrastructure as skills — I use them every day.
I run a self-hosted Linux environment that supports my business and household services, including Docker workloads, private reverse proxying, secure remote access, monitoring and automated maintenance.
Voltage Control Centre is the internal operations interface I use to manage and monitor the environment. It brings together container health, server status, security information, maintenance workflows and service links in one place — including Docker maintenance and upgrades, host health, Home Assistant and my music server.
Development is AI-assisted; I define requirements, architecture, deployment, testing and operational behaviour.
My infrastructure is built around a Linux host running Docker Compose services. Internal applications are accessed through a private Caddy reverse proxy and DNS, with Tailscale used for secure remote access. Selected public services use Cloudflare Tunnel rather than inbound port forwarding.
It runs everything from home automation and file sync to monitoring, backups and the tooling behind this business — kept in version control so it can be rebuilt from definitions.
I keep a public Engineering Journal documenting the real work behind the systems — architecture decisions, hardening, troubleshooting, incidents and lessons learned.
View Engineering Journal on GitHub →
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