SEEKING WORK | Location: Seattle, WA | Remote
Are you an eCommerce company who is looking to save money on hosting through extensive automation?
Working with iOffer[1], an established eCommerce platform, we cut their hosting costs by 80%, while matching the previous hosting provider's SLA.  This added up to more than $500,000 per year in hosting cost savings.
Here's what iOffer's CTO had to say about the outcome of our work together:
 “If you point to any particular piece of our infrastructure, Fuzzy Logic has improved it. Everything is automated – all the provisioning, new services. We have a complex setup with all the applications, databases, storage and search servers. Fuzzy Logic set it up in a way that we’ll be able to continue to grow each of the services.” – Ian James, iOffer CTO
As the Principal of Fuzzy Logic, a Seattle-Based DevOps consultancy, we have deep experience in providing our clients with the business results they need through technical solutions:
- Infrastructure deployment
- Code-checking/deploy
- CI/CD
- Best practices for on-premise or public cloud management
Clients who have worked with use have experienced great results, including:
+ Savings in excess of $1.4M/yr through environment-wide migrations from Rackspace fully-managed hardware to a private-cloud Openstack environment
+ A 33% savings from previous OpEx through optimizing public-cloud spend, replacing expensive SaaS products with internal services, etc
+ An 85% reduction in 'time to first commit' for DevOps engineers (going from two weeks to two days) through improvements to documentation and optimizations to the onboarding process
You can read more about the outcomes we've helped our clients achieve through technical solutions here: <a href="
## Your Next Step
If you're an eCommerce company that's looking for help achieving business results through technical solutions, let's have a conversation about where your business is going and what we can do to help get you there.
Contact Fuzzy Logic (or its principal, Lee Whalen - that's the person writing this message) at hnhireme (at) fuzzy-logic.org.
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