MySQL Migration to Google Cloud SQL
Led the migration of MySQL from a traditional LAMP stack to Google Cloud SQL, optimizing both database performance and network architecture.
Integration work tagged Solutions Architecture — middleware, APIs, and the connectors that make separate business systems finally agree.
Led the migration of MySQL from a traditional LAMP stack to Google Cloud SQL, optimizing both database performance and network architecture.
Developed a new integration between our service systems, Furniture Academy and AccuDash, and DispatchTrack to streamline route requests.
Led the migration to AccuDash, a custom-built service system replacing a rigid, outdated platform.
In this ambitious project, I led the creation of a data center hosted on the Microsoft Azure platform. This state-of-the-art facility was designed to host a variety of client applications and websites, along with managing my own web properties.
In this project, I spearheaded the creation of a sophisticated Wi-Fi system for both guests and employees, leveraging PFsense captive portal and the UniFi system.
In this innovative project, I developed an Automated Service Request Agent, a tool designed to revolutionize our customer support process for furniture inquiries and issues.
In a critical and time-sensitive project at Carolina Christian Academy, I led the comprehensive restructuring of their network infrastructure. This project was crucial to ensure the academy’s network was fully operational and optimized for the upcoming school year.
I successfully led a transformative project involving the migration from a datacenter to a private cloud infrastructure on Google Cloud Platform.
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I led a transformative project focused on enhancing the customer experience through the development of a robust customer portal.
I spearheaded a transformative project centered around developing a Digital Customer Assistant using the powerful Twilio platform.
Middleware, APIs, and ERP integrations that make your platforms move as one. Let’s connect them.