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Documented APIs
OpenAPI spec generated from the code, so the docs cannot drift out of date.
Services that stay up
Databases, APIs, queues and deployment. The layer nobody sees until it breaks — so it is built to be observed, tested and handed over.
OpenAPI spec generated from the code, so the docs cannot drift out of date.
Anything that can fail or take time runs in the background with retries.
Error tracking, uptime checks and alerts configured before launch, not after an outage.
An untested backup is not a backup. Restores are verified as part of handover.
Model the data properly — most performance problems start here
Build the API with tests alongside it
Add queues, caching and rate limits where load demands
Deploy with monitoring, backups and a rollback path
Usually. Most slowness is missing indexes or N+1 queries, and profiling finds it quickly.
Yes, for anything touching money, auth or data integrity. Full coverage everywhere is rarely worth the cost.
Alerts reach me directly. Response time depends on the support agreement we sign.
Tell me what you are trying to build and get a fixed quote.