Seabreeze – Hotel & Resort Booking System
A Laravel hotel & resort booking system with six front-end themes, sold on CodeCanyon by e2softTechnology.
Available for freelance server & web projects
Hi, I'm
DevOps & Linux Server Expert · Founder of E2Soft Tech
I build and look after Linux servers, hosting and deployment pipelines, and I make web and mobile products with PHP, Laravel and WordPress at E2Soft Tech. I am also a mechanical engineer and SolidWorks 3D designer.
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Faizul Karim Fahim
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DevOps & Linux Server Expert · Founder of E2Soft Tech
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Linux server administration Nginx Docker CI/CD (GitHub Actions, Jenkins) SPF, DKIM & DMARC PHP Laravel MySQL / MariaDB
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Server provisioning and automation, CI/CD pipelines (Jenkins, GitHub Actions), Docker, Kubernetes, Nginx and Apache, monitoring and optimization.
Secure, optimized Linux servers with Nginx/Apache, PHP and MySQL/MariaDB.
Moving websites between shared hosting, VPS and cloud servers without downtime.
Postfix, Dovecot, DKIM, SPF, DMARC, SMTP relay, Brevo integration and Rspamd spam filtering.
Updates, firewall setup, file permission lockdown, malware cleanup and backup automation.
Custom WordPress themes and Laravel web applications, plus Android apps, built with the E2Soft Tech team.
2D-to-3D conversion, part design with material simulation, product modelling and assemblies.
Photorealistic renderings for client proposals, presentations and documentation.
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// portfolio
Products I built and websites I delivered for clients.
A Laravel hotel & resort booking system with six front-end themes, sold on CodeCanyon by e2softTechnology.
Turns an Android phone into a local PHP stack — like Laragon or XAMPP, in your pocket.
City guide for Cox's Bazar: hotels, hospitals, doctors, restaurants, beaches and local services in one place, with travel articles.
Convert Bangla text between Bijoy, Unicode and Avro instantly. Works offline.
Smart shift scheduling with Bangla, Hijri and English calendar support.
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Notes on Linux servers, hosting, web development and tools.
Getting HTTPS right can feel like a pain, but it doesn't have to be. I'll walk through setting up Let's Encrypt with Nginx on Ubuntu, so your sites are secure and you don't have to wrestle with certificate renewals.
Getting your emails into the inbox instead of the spam folder can be tricky. I'll walk you through setting up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC with Postfix, the basics I use on my servers to improve email deliverability.
Keeping my servers secure is always a priority, and a good starting point is tightening up SSH, configuring a basic firewall, and using Fail2ban to block brute-force attempts. It's not about perfect security, but about making things harder for attackers.
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Tell me what you need and I'll get back to you with a plan.