Projects

Things I've built

A mix of cloud infrastructure, networking labs, and this site itself — each one built to be documented, reproducible, and genuinely useful.

Project list

in production

AWS Centralised Logging Platform

Multi-account logging solution built during my CyberCert internship. AWS Control Tower handles account governance, while Terraform provisions and manages the underlying infrastructure as reusable modules.

AWS Config layers in continuous compliance monitoring and resource tracking across every account in scope, with architecture and runbooks documented in Notion for the wider team.

AWS Control Tower Terraform AWS Config Multi-account architecture
live — alicloudnet.link

Personal Portfolio — AWS Cloud & CI/CD

A cloud-native static site hosted on AWS Amplify, with Amplify managing the integration to S3 and CloudFront under the hood for scalable, secure delivery.

DNS and the custom domain run through Amazon Route 53, and a GitHub-connected CI/CD pipeline redeploys automatically on every push — no manual release step.

AWS Amplify CloudFront Route 53 GitHub CI/CD
ongoing lab work

Multi-VLAN Enterprise Network Labs

Simulated enterprise and data-centre networks built to practise real operational discipline — VLAN segmentation, trunking, redundancy, and monitoring, not just "does it ping."

Simulated outages get the same treatment as a real ticket: root cause identified, remediation documented, change logged.

Cisco simulation tools VLANs / Trunking Redundancy & monitoring Change control
research

Cross-Platform App Hosting Study

University research project evaluating technology choices for a cross-platform mobile app, including hosting strategy for the companion website and background services.

Delivered a project proposal, cost analysis, use cases, and a testing plan to a real client, in a supervised team setting.

Technical research Cost analysis Client presentations
noteswhy these projects

Each project pairs a hands-on technical build with the documentation habits I bring from a networking background — architecture diagrams, runbooks, and change logs aren't an afterthought, they're how I confirm the thing actually works the way I think it does.