Turning plain English into cloud infrastructure
Where a natural-language IaC orchestrator earns its keep, and the class of deployment it should refuse to guess at.
Each piece below comes out of a project that went live and then kept moving. The decision we actually made, what it cost, and what we would do differently. None are finished yet, so none are pretending to be.
Where a natural-language IaC orchestrator earns its keep, and the class of deployment it should refuse to guess at.
Latency budgets, interruption handling, and the gap between a demo and a call a customer stays on.
Provisioning, DNS and Google Business Profile sync as one pipeline, plus every place it can fail halfway.
Building AI ranking into a CRM where a wrong answer costs somebody an interview.
Moving a financial model out of Excel and into a product people who do not build models can use.
What has to stay on a long-lived connection, what can go serverless, and where the seam belongs.
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