CoLab Exeter / Sep 2023–Sep 2024
CoLab Exeter.
Leading a team of six to build and deploy a Django mental-health application for an Exeter charity.
01 / Context
The brief
CoLab Exeter needed a mental-health application shaped around the charity’s requirements. Our team had to turn those requirements into features and deliver a deployed system.
02 / Responsibility
My responsibility
I led a team of six, translated a charity’s requirements into a Django mental-health application, and delivered its cloud deployment and migration.
- A team of sixLed delivery of a Django mental-health application for an Exeter charity.
- A move without interruptionMigrated the application from Google Cloud to DigitalOcean with zero downtime.
03 / Approach
Building and deploying
I led the team and translated the charity’s requirements into features, using Django as the application framework. I first deployed the system on Google Cloud and later migrated it to DigitalOcean, keeping the service available during the move.
- 01
Understand
Translate the charity’s requirements into features.
- 02
Deliver
Build the Django application and deploy it on Google Cloud.
- 03
Move, keep serving
Migrate to DigitalOcean with zero downtime.
04 / Result
Delivery and migration
The team built and deployed the application. I migrated it from Google Cloud to DigitalOcean with zero downtime, combining technical delivery with team leadership.
05 / Sources & context
Team size, hosting platforms and the zero-downtime migration are recorded in my CV. The planning scene illustrates the project without displaying client information.
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