The project involved managing and enhancing two parallel digital platforms—Pizza Pizza (WordPress-based) and Pizza 73 (Strapi-based). The scope included regular maintenance, feature updates, infrastructure optimization, landing page development, API integrations, and a strategic migration from Strapi to WordPress to unify the content management ecosystem.

• • • Struggled to manage two different CMS platforms with separate maintenance overhead
    • Found challenging in ensuring high availability and performance for traffic-heavy food ordering platforms.
    • Difficult in handling GCP version upgrades, Cloud SQL management, and instance updates without downtime
    • High infrastructure costs due to multiple isolated GCP projects
    • Hard to maintain API compatibility between frontend, backend, and third-party services
    • Lacked in scaling landing pages and marketing initiatives quickly.

• • Provided end-to-end maintenance and updates for both WordPress and Strapi platforms
  • Designed and implemented custom WordPress plugins to extend functionality
  • Developed and maintained robust APIs for seamless system communication
  • Managed GCP Cloud SQL databases, instance upgrades, and version handling
  • Executed a successful migration of the Pizza 73 Strapi project into WordPress, reducing complexity
  • Built and optimized high-conversion landing pages
  • Implemented a cost-optimization strategy by hosting multiple projects under a single GCP account, significantly reducing cloud expenses
  • Ensured continuous monitoring, security updates, and performance improvements