Enterprise Recovery & Infrastructure Migration
Recovered and migrated 28 compromised websites to secure AWS infrastructure under high-pressure conditions.
Overview
<h2>Enterprise Recovery & Infrastructure Migration</h2>
<p>This project focused on recovering and securing 28 breached production websites for a large business group operating in Qatar. The infrastructure had critical security vulnerabilities, unstable hosting environments, and damaged databases.</p>
<h3>Responsibilities</h3>
<ul> <li>Investigated server breaches and isolated compromised services</li> <li>Migrated websites from legacy infrastructure to AWS EC2 instances</li> <li>Configured Docker-based deployments and Nginx reverse proxies</li> <li>Cleaned infected databases and restored platform integrity</li> <li>Implemented backup and monitoring workflows</li> <li>Delivered technical reports to management teams</li> </ul><h3>Technical Execution</h3>
<p>The migration process used containerized deployment workflows with Docker and Linux-based server administration. PostgreSQL and MySQL optimization improved system stability while Redis caching reduced server load.</p><h3>Security Improvements</h3>
<ul> <li>Hardened Linux servers</li> <li>Secured database access layers</li> <li>Implemented HTTPS and firewall rules</li> <li>Improved operational monitoring</li> </ul><h3>Impact</h3>
<p>The infrastructure was stabilized in record time, restoring production systems while reducing operational risks.</p>Architecture
Distributed infrastructure architecture using Docker containers deployed on AWS EC2 instances with Nginx reverse proxy configuration and database optimization layers.
Challenges
Managing security breaches, restoring corrupted systems, handling urgent migrations, and maintaining service continuity under pressure.
Deployment
Production deployment handled using Linux servers, Docker orchestration, AWS infrastructure, SSL configuration, and secure backup systems.
Outcomes
Successfully recovered 28 production websites and stabilized critical business infrastructure.