Telegram bots, automations, and self-hosted Linux infrastructure. I design systems that are simple to run, solid in production, and built to last.
From idea to production: design, development, deployment, and maintenance.
A personal Linux infrastructure hosting several Telegram bots, with Pi-hole for network-wide DNS filtering. Designed, deployed, and maintained end to end.
Moderation bot for a community of 20,000+ users: spam filtering, automatic sanctions, and role management.
A real-time price alert system, with data handling and persistence in PostgreSQL via Supabase.
Self-hosted n8n automations for an e-commerce client, including deployment and maintenance of the underlying Linux server.
Tools chosen for usefulness, reliability, and how easy they are to keep maintaining.
Turning repetitive tasks into automated systems that run without constant intervention.
Deploying and maintaining Linux services, from a small Raspberry Pi to a remote server.
Storing, structuring, and using the data that applications run on.
I favor architectures that are easy to understand, documented, and maintainable. You don't need a 47-microservice Kubernetes setup to run a Telegram bot.
A path driven mostly by real problems: build something, put it in production, then learn how to keep it running.
Running a personal Linux infrastructure with a Raspberry Pi, Telegram bots, Pi-hole, and other self-hosted services.
Developed and maintained in production, moderating a large Telegram community.
Built the alert system, handled data, and maintained the PostgreSQL database via Supabase.
Deployed and maintained a self-hosted n8n setup to automate several business processes.
Certifications to officially validate skills already applied in production.
A bot to build, an automation to set up, a server to deploy, or just want to talk self-hosted infrastructure.
