Projects

Strategic project portfolio

Engineering assets, DevOps blueprints, architecture notes, and leadership content built progressively from 2026 to 2029. Each project is designed to demonstrate execution, architectural thinking, and application ownership — not just credentials.

Portfolio Overview

Progress across all tracks and project areas.

2

Completed

3

In Progress

9

Planned

Engineering Assets50%
DevOps Assets40%
Architecture Assets20%
Leadership Assets20%
Knowledge Platform30%

Completed

Production-ready initiatives.

P01Completed

davdav.tech

Professional website and technical platform. Static site built with Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, MDX blog, and PHPMailer contact form.

Next.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSMDX
P02Completed

Professional Development Roadmaps

Framework for tracking certifications, architecture goals, content production, and career development toward Solution Architecture.

CertificationsArchitectureCareer Planning

In Progress

Projects actively being developed.

MCPIn Progress

MCP Developer Platform Blueprint

Reference architecture and implementation blueprint for AI-assisted developer platforms focused on workflow automation, developer productivity, platform engineering, and integration patterns.

Platform EngineeringAI EngineeringArchitectureDeveloper Experience
P03In Progress

Spring Boot API Starter

Reusable enterprise-ready Spring Boot foundation with REST APIs, JWT authentication, OpenAPI/Swagger, Docker, unit and integration tests, and CI/CD.

JavaSpring BootDockerJWTCI/CD
Target: Q4 2026
P04In Progress

Azure DevOps Pipeline Templates

Enterprise-grade DevOps workflows documenting branch strategy, pull request flow, CI/CD pipelines, and quality gates.

Azure DevOpsCI/CDDevOpsYAML
Target: Q4 2026

Planned

Projects scheduled through 2029 as part of the Solution Architecture roadmap.

P05Planned

Application Ownership Playbook

Practical guide capturing enterprise application ownership: incident management, technical debt, risk management, and stakeholder communication.

LeadershipApplication OwnershipBlog Series
Target: Q4 2026
P06Planned

Architecture Notes Repository

Published Architecture Decision Records covering key tradeoffs: monolith vs modular monolith, build vs buy, Azure App Service vs Kubernetes, and more.

ADRArchitectureDesign Patterns
Target: Q1 2027
P07Planned

Cloud Migration Playbook

Practical migration guidance for enterprise systems: assessment, dependency mapping, risk analysis, deployment strategy, and rollback planning.

AzureCloudMigrationArchitecture
Target: Q2 2027
P08Planned

Engineering Leadership Notes

Leadership-oriented content covering technical reviews, mentoring, team growth, technical decision making, and stakeholder alignment.

LeadershipMentoringTechnical Lead
Target: Q3 2027
P09Planned

Enterprise Case Studies Collection

Real-world engineering and architecture experiences: legacy modernization, CI/CD transformation, application ownership, and enterprise delivery.

Case StudiesArchitectureModernization
Target: Q4 2027
P10Planned

Azure Reference Architectures

Architecture diagrams and implementation guidance for enterprise API platforms, secure cloud deployments, CI/CD architecture, and observability.

AzureArchitecture DiagramsReference Architecture
Target: Q2 2028
P11Planned

Architecture Knowledge Hub

Dedicated architecture section consolidating architecture notes, ADR library, diagrams, and design patterns at /architecture.

ArchitectureADRDesign PatternsDiagrams
Target: Q4 2028
P12Planned

Leadership Knowledge Hub

Consolidated leadership content and frameworks at /leadership, covering technical leadership, team growth, and decision frameworks.

LeadershipFrameworksTechnical Lead
Target: Q1 2029
P13Planned

Professional Resource Library

Curated templates, checklists, playbooks, and architecture assets available at /resources for engineers and architects.

TemplatesChecklistsPlaybooks
Target: Q3 2029

Full picture

Credentials behind the work

Projects demonstrate execution. Certifications validate the underlying knowledge. Both together build the case for Solution Architecture.