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Case study · Multi-tenant restaurant operations

TechSfera POS

A production-oriented restaurant POS platform with tenant isolation, branch-level access, operational modules, and WAN-resilient synchronization.

OutcomeDelivered 22 feature commits through a Docker-isolated, test-first autonomous workflowResult documented in résumé
01

Context

The product problem

Multi-location restaurant teams needed one platform for POS operations, inventory, ingredients, production batches, menu pricing, loyalty, and coupons.

02

Constraint

What made it difficult

Branch operations had to tolerate unreliable WAN connectivity while databases, cache, authentication, domain routing, roles, and permissions remained isolated per tenant.

03

Decision

The technical judgment

I designed an immutable sequenced-event tracer with idempotent command replay and retry/backoff, alongside isolated tenant infrastructure and granular branch-level RBAC.

  • Failure states designed explicitly
  • Observable production path
  • Accessible interaction model

Under the hood

A readable system boundary.

The architecture stays compact enough to explain and explicit enough to operate.

  1. React UI
  2. Laravel services
  3. Sync tracer
  4. PostgreSQL
  • Laravel
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • PostgreSQL
  • Docker
  • Node.js
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