Cloud Infrastructure Specialist & Systems Engineer based in Stockholm, Sweden
Building go tools when I need them, automating everything I can, and pretending I'm not a developer while writing Go
What started as a quick go script to run a SteamCMD Server evolved into a massive tool to tame Stationeers dedicated servers - and then accidentially evolved once more into the ultimate Steam game server management platform. Because why should server management be harder than the games themselves?
The Servolution:
- 🎮 v1-v5 (StationeersServerUI): The Ultimate Stationeers Server Manager
- 🌟 v6 (SteamServerUI): Universal Steam server overlord in development
What it does:
- 🔄 Zero-config SteamCMD automation
- 🎯 One-click server control with retro-styled web UI
- 🤖 Discord bot integration for remote management
- 💾 Smart backup systems that actually work
- 🔒 Secure by default (JWT auth, TLS)
- 🛠️ Universal game support via JSON runfiles
The License:
- 🪪 Why not Open Source: SSUI (v5 and v6) will eventually go Open Source, but as I am developing in my free time, I am scared of forks that overtake my development speed and steal the spotlight.
From Satisfactory to Project Zomboid, Valheim to Counter-Strike 2 – if SteamCMD can download it, SteamServerUI can manage it.
Day Job: This could be your spot, future employer!
Side Hustle: Owner of JMG IT consultancy
Reality Check: I'm a sysadmin who codes in Go when needed, not the other way around
- Cloud Infrastructure: Microsoft Azure, M365, Entra ID
- Automation: PowerShell, Azure Functions, Power Platform
- Security: Zero Trust, Conditional Access, hybrid environments
- Scale: Managing infrastructure for 15,000+ users
- Problem Solving: Turning "it doesn't work" into "it works perfectly"
Languages I Use: Go, Svelte, Bash, PowerShell, JavaScript, some Assembly knowledge (Thx to Stationeers), IBM AS/400
Not Languages But Still Code: HTML, CSS, Git, magic, Claude, SvelteKit, Vite
Cloud Platforms: Microsoft Azure, Microsoft 365, Microsoft Entra, Microsoft Entra ID (or whatever they call it this week)
Automation Tools: Power Apps, Power Automate, Azure Functions
Containers: Docker (because everything's containerized now lol)
Operating Systems: Windows Server (2008-2022) (yes 2008), Linux (Debian-based)
Virtualization: Proxmox, VMware ESXi, Hyper-V, technically Shitrix but I wont touch this ever again
Networking: Sophos, Kemp, WatchGuard, Ubiquiti, Traefik
Other Stuff: Active Directory, Exchange, project management, keeping things running, fixing systems for others
- 🏢 Currently: Building SSUI
- 🏠 Mostly: Working from home atm (yes, with pants)
- 🚫 Hard Pass: SAP and Citrix projects (life's too short)
- 🌍 Location: Stockholm, Sweden
- 💡 Philosophy: If I have to do it twice, I'll automate it
- 🎮 Side Projects: Making server management less painful for everyone
My own IT consulting firm focusing on modern, secure infrastructure solutions. I handle the tech headaches so you don't have to.
Core Competencies:
- Network & Infrastructure: Design and implementation
- Firewall & Load Balancing: Sophos, Kemp, WatchGuard, Ubiquiti, Traefik
- Cloud & Automation: Microsoft Power Platform, custom scripting
- Microsoft Cloud Solutions: Azure, Entra, Microsoft 365
- Collaboration Platforms: Teams, legacy Skype, Asterisk PBX
- Virtualization: VMware ESXi, Hyper-V, Proxmox, k3s, Kubernetes, Rancher
We take privacy and cybersecurity seriously, leveraging cutting-edge technologies to deliver solutions tailored to each client's needs.
GitHub: Right here, obviously
LinkedIn: jlangisch
Location: Stockholm/Vaxholm, Sweden
P.S. - Yes, I know I say I'm "not a dev" while actively developing in Go. It's complicated. Think of it as advanced system administration with extra steps.
