Linux web-stack provisioning
Prepare a fresh Ubuntu or supported Linux server for an agreed PHP application and its runtime requirements.
- Runtime and package setup
- Database connection
- Permissions and application paths
- SSL and deployment verification
PHP production environments · Cloud delivery
I prepare, migrate, and troubleshoot supported PHP environments across AWS EC2, Ubuntu, DigitalOcean, Vultr, Apache, Nginx, Cloudflare, object storage, and defined reverse-proxy or load-balancer paths.
Senior PHP & Backend Developer
Focused AWS & Linux Infrastructure capabilities
Each capability is scoped against the installed version, hosting, current behavior, and surrounding customizations before implementation begins.
Prepare a fresh Ubuntu or supported Linux server for an agreed PHP application and its runtime requirements.
Configure or troubleshoot the web-server path around virtual hosts, rewrites, PHP delivery, static assets, and proxy behavior.
Support application workloads using AWS EC2, Amazon S3, Ubuntu, and AWS CLI within the defined product scope.
Prepare or migrate supported PHP platforms on DigitalOcean or Vultr with attention to files, database state, configuration, DNS, and release checks.
Configure an agreed traffic path, upstream routing, and related application or proxy settings for a defined web stack.
Trace origin connectivity, proxy mode, DNS records, SSL mode, redirects, and cached delivery around an existing site.
Clear service boundaries
These boundaries preserve the difference between evidenced AWS & Linux Infrastructure work and a broader service that has not been claimed.
This work supports defined PHP application environments. It does not imply open-ended managed hosting, around-the-clock operations, or ownership of every service in a cloud account.
Load balancing experience does not by itself claim a traffic capacity, availability target, or scaling result. Architecture and testing depend on real workload and recovery requirements.
The client controls cloud accounts, billing, quotas, domain ownership, licenses, and provider approvals. These are reviewed before changes that depend on them.
Backups, DNS timing, file volume, database consistency, maintenance windows, and rollback expectations must be agreed for production migrations.
AWS EC2, AWS S3, Ubuntu, DigitalOcean, Cloudflare, and related platform work draw from public profile evidence and representative projects. Vultr, Apache, AWS CLI, and load-balancer capability are stated as confirmed experience without invented scale or outcomes.
AWS & Linux Infrastructure project evidence
Matches are selected from project titles, summaries, categories, and technology lists—not from unrelated generic case studies.
A multi-phase modernization of an established PHP social platform covering authentication, communications, media, onboarding, PWA behavior, and custom administrative controls.
Read case studyA secure file-management module for large uploads, validation, malware inspection, object storage, and controlled downloads.
Read case studyA marketplace ecosystem connecting customer ordering, delivery-zone rules, rider onboarding, mobile APIs, payments, and operational dashboards.
Read case studyA controlled update of an existing WoWonder installation, with attention to customized files, database changes, themes, and regressions around active platform workflows.
Read case studyIntegration and fault diagnosis for an existing WoWonder video or livestream workflow using WebRTC and Ant Media Server, including mobile-facing behavior.
Read case studyPlatform-specific diagnosis of PlayTube upload failures, undefined or 404 errors, and server-side FFmpeg requirements within an existing installation.
Read case studyConfiguration of WoWonder’s existing Node.js component on compatible VPS hosting, with the required application connection and runtime checks.
Read case studyConnection of an existing WoWonder media workflow to Amazon S3, including bucket configuration, upload and delivery checks, and controlled existing-media migration where required.
Read case studyPreparation of a new Linux hosting environment and controlled migration of an agreed WoWonder or PlayTube installation to DigitalOcean.
Read case studyConfiguration and repair of Cloudflare DNS, SSL, CDN, and origin connectivity for an existing website or PHP platform.
Read case studyRelevant development services
Linux hosting setup on AWS EC2, DigitalOcean, or Vultr; Apache or Nginx configuration; Cloudflare, SSL, storage, release support, and practical troubleshooting.
Fresh Ubuntu or Linux web-stack provisioning and controlled migration for an agreed PHP, WoWonder, or PlayTube application.
Provision a defined web application stack on fresh Linux infrastructure and configure its reverse-proxy or load-balancing request path.
PHP file and media workflows connected to Amazon S3, DigitalOcean Spaces, or Wasabi, with Cloudflare or Bunny CDN delivery where required.
Systematic diagnosis of PHP errors, JavaScript failures, database issues, broken integrations, and inconsistent production behavior.
AWS & Linux Infrastructure delivery process
Credentials are requested only after the scope and access requirement are understood, using an agreed secure channel.
Review PHP and database requirements, services, storage, DNS, SSL, traffic path, provider, and current access before selecting changes.
Document the required server layout, web server, runtime, storage, routing, migration path, and acceptance checks.
Confirm backups or rollback context, then configure the agreed Linux, Apache, Nginx, AWS, VPS, or proxy components.
Connect files, configuration, database access, storage, web delivery, and DNS or SSL behavior for the supported application.
Check the main application routes, uploads or assets, redirects, logs, permissions, and the agreed operational handover.
AWS & Linux Infrastructure FAQ
If the exact issue is not covered here, send the current platform behavior and I will say whether it fits the represented work.
AWS & Linux Infrastructure inquiry
Share the application, current and target provider, server access level, PHP and database requirements, DNS context, and the behavior that must be verified.