CI/CD pipelines, monitoring stacks, security hardening, Docker configs, backup scripts. The boring-but-critical stuff you keep putting off because there's always a feature to ship first. I built these from the configs I actually use in production.
Download. Customize. Deploy. Done.
Everything in one ZIP. The same infrastructure stack I'd set up if you hired me for a week — except you can do it yourself in an afternoon. CI/CD, monitoring, security, Docker, backups.
Step-by-step guides written by someone who hates bad docs. If I had to explain it to a new hire at the bank, it's in there.
Heavily commented code meant to be forked. I want you to read it, understand it, and change it. Black-box configs are useless — you need to own this.
These configs survived compliance audits, penetration tests, and 99.99% uptime SLAs. Patterns from real regulated environments, not blog tutorials.
Pay once, download the ZIP, and you own it forever. No subscriptions, no lock-in.
You'll set up proper infra eventually. The question is whether you do it before or after something breaks. These kits make "before" take an afternoon instead of a month.