My Projects
A showcase of my latest work, combining problem-solving, innovation, and practical applications. Explore how I tackle real-world challenges through software development and cloud engineering.
HOSP Reliability Project
During the Makers Cloud Engineering Specialism bootcamp, I worked on a final project focused on improving system reliability.
In this project, our team was tasked with enhancing reliability using only access to the load balancer, without direct access to the codebase or the hops server.
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By analyzing traffic patterns and optimizing load balancing strategies, we successfully improved system reliability to 100%.
This experience not only deepened my understanding of cloud infrastructure but also honed my problem-solving skills in high-pressure, resource-constrained environments.
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Watch our presentation on what we accomplished prior to finishing the project. Click here please.
Fridge Wizard
Introducing Fridge Wizard, a project that has developed a full-stack app to help users track food expiration dates and suggest recipes, ultimately reducing food waste.
The app utilizes Django for the backend and React for the frontend, ensuring a robust and responsive user experience. With MongoDB for flexible and scalable data storage, users enjoy an efficient and user-friendly interface.
Recipes are supplied by a 3rd-party API, making Fridge Wizard a comprehensive solution for managing and utilizing food before it goes to waste.
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CapyBook
Capybook is a new social media platform designed for Capybara lovers, created using Go and React and supported by a PostgreSQL database. Users can sign up, create posts, and engage with other users by commenting and liking their posts.
This project was developed as part of the second Makers Engineering Project, with a focus on collaboration to build both backend functionality and user-friendly front-end designs.
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VenBnb
VenBnB is a property hire website built with Python, Flask, HTML, and CSS, and supported by a PostgreSQL database. Users can sign up, create profiles, and browse a list of available properties around the world.
They can also book properties for specific dates and create their own listings, making it a versatile platform for both property owners and travelers.
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This project is the result of amazing team work at Makers.
With my group we TD the application in one week, using Agile methodologies to reach our final goals.
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