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Portfolio

Demonstration projects, clearly labelled.

These references show how we structure cloud platforms, delivery pipelines, Kubernetes layouts, observability, and web products. They are demonstrations. They are not presented as completed client engagements.

Demonstration projects

VPCLoad balancerIAMPrivate appRDSS3

Demonstration project

AWS Landing Zone Reference

A demonstration of a small AWS foundation: separate network tiers, identity boundaries, private data services, and a load-balanced application tier. It shows how Kavspi approaches an account before any workload is placed in it.

  • AWS
  • VPC
  • IAM
  • EC2
  • RDS
  • Terraform

Key features

  • Public and private subnets across two availability zones
  • Application access through a load balancer, with databases kept private
  • Infrastructure described in Terraform so the layout can be reviewed
CommitBuildTestRelease

Demonstration project

Delivery Pipeline Reference

A demonstration pipeline that takes a change from a pull request through build, test, image publish, and a staged release. It is a reference for how we implement CI/CD, not a record of a client system.

  • GitHub Actions
  • Jenkins
  • Docker
  • Linux

Key features

  • Build and test on every proposed change
  • Immutable container images promoted between environments
  • A production stage that requires an explicit approval
IngressWebAPIWorkerMetrics

Demonstration project

Kubernetes Platform Reference

A demonstration cluster layout for a business application: ingress, separate workloads, configuration, and health signals. It illustrates the orchestration choices we make before recommending Kubernetes.

  • Kubernetes
  • Docker
  • Helm
  • Prometheus

Key features

  • Ingress in front of stateless application workloads
  • Configuration and secrets kept out of the image
  • Readiness checks that gate a rollout

Demonstration project

Corporate Website Reference

A demonstration of the kind of corporate site we build: a clear service structure, responsive layout, search metadata, and a working enquiry path. This website follows the same standard.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Tailwind CSS

Key features

  • Responsive pages with a consistent component system
  • Unique titles, descriptions, and a generated sitemap
  • A validated enquiry form with server-side checks
PrometheusGrafanaCloudWatch

Demonstration project

Observability Stack Reference

A demonstration of how we connect metrics, dashboards, and alerts for a cloud application. The example uses Prometheus, Grafana, and CloudWatch as complementary views of the same system.

  • Prometheus
  • Grafana
  • CloudWatch
  • Linux

Key features

  • Service and infrastructure metrics in one operating view
  • Dashboards organised around user-facing symptoms
  • Alerts limited to conditions a person should answer
CatalogueProductCheckout

Demonstration project

Commerce Storefront Reference

A demonstration storefront structure for a business that needs a catalogue, a clear buying path, and a maintainable front end. It is an illustration of our web application work, not a live shop.

  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • React

Key features

  • Catalogue, product, and checkout flows laid out as separate concerns
  • Responsive interface with attention to performance
  • Room for payments and inventory to sit behind a stable front end

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