AI Engineering & Automation
Building AI into systems that have to work in production.
Four connected disciplines for organisations where traffic, reliability, discoverability and performance carry material commercial consequences.
The disciplines are not a menu. They describe a lifecycle, and most engagements touch more than one stage.
AI systems, automation and digital products, engineered to run in production.
The content platforms a business publishes through, and the migrations that move content between them: WordPress, XenForo and decoupled builds.
High-traffic platforms, infrastructure, servers and distributed systems, sized for peak concurrency.
Performance, technical architecture, security and front-end weight, fixed at the level the fault exists at and budgeted so it stays fixed.
Crawlability, indexation, structured data and AI-search visibility: the engineering layer beneath search performance.
Each cluster links to its capabilities, with relevant case studies showing how the work applies in practice.
Building AI into systems that have to work in production.
Making complex sites crawlable, indexable and citable.
Keeping high-traffic systems fast, available and secure.
Building and running the systems editorial teams actually publish on.
The structure of the site reflects how the problems actually behave.
A search problem is frequently a reliability problem. A performance problem is frequently a front-end architecture problem. A platform that falls over cannot be crawled reliably, and no amount of content work resolves that. Organising by discipline rather than by service is what makes those connections visible.
The reason a large site's crawl rate collapsed is often a 5xx error, and the reason a 5xx error is recurring is often a database contention problem. A team that can only work in one layer will diagnose correctly and fix nothing.
The people who scope the work deliver it. That is only possible with a small number of disciplines done properly, which is why this site has four clusters and not twenty service pages.
Detailed engagements.
Since 2019, Soludome has managed infrastructure and platform operations for one of Spain's largest online communities. The work covers server and performance optimisation, CDN architecture, load balancing and site security under sustained traffic.
A stockbroking platform publishing at news velocity was losing search visibility to problems that had nothing to do with content quality. Two workstreams ran in parallel: sustaining a high-volume editorial output across business and market categories, and diagnosing the technical faults (a domain safety flag, recurring server errors, and a metadata defect on a templated page type) that were suppressing how much of that output search engines could actually reach.
A four-week automated publishing engagement on Facebook. The objective was not to increase posting volume for its own sake but to establish whether consistent automated output could expand reach beyond the existing follower base. It did, and the mechanism by which it did was more interesting than the headline growth.
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Soludome effortlessly migrated my large websites to a more cost-effective server while significantly boosting performance. They continue to provide exceptional ongoing support, including performance monitoring, SEO improvements, and timely updates. I highly recommend Soludome to anyone in need of a top-notch web development professional.
Soludome recently handled a forum upgrade and migration for me, and they delivered outstanding results. Communication was excellent, which was crucial as we worked through various tasks, testing, and post-launch issues. I highly recommend Soludome and will definitely rely on their expertise for future projects.
If it is not obvious, that is normal. Working out which discipline applies is part of the diagnosis.