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🛠️ I'm available for hire again!
Are you looking for an engineer with a lot of #aws experience in #serverless backends, dependency automation, and operational excellence? Let's have a chat about the challenges you're working on!
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I'm looking for a company that is fully remote, and has the same compensation philosophy for everyone on the globe.
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🚨 New Blog Post: Your OIDC Deployments From Public Repositories May Be At Risk
#GitHub #OIDC #CICD #AWS
bahr.dev/2023/08/23/secure-o…
Michael Bahr retweeted
Yesterday was my last day at @stedi.
After 32 months (a nice, even number!) it is time for my next opportunity.
Working with so many ridiculously talented engineers was an absolute honour, and I'm a better person for getting to know them, learn from them and ship amazing things together.
I wore many, many hats during my time at Stedi - recently as an Engineering Team Lead I was responsible for leading a team of up to 8 outstanding engineers and together we owned the vast majority of frontend codebase and infrastructure in the company, in addition to multiple backend services across a number of AWS accounts.
To say that I learned a ton would be an understatement.
I'm going to cool down for a bit, but in the meantime: if you're hiring (remote!) AWS/CDK/TypeScript/React/jQuery (obviously) engineers/team leads, well, you know where to find me.
My DMs are open and RTs are more than welcome.
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Wojciech is incredibly driven and thorough in his work. Get him while you can!
Today was my last day at @stedi.
I’m really proud of what the team I worked in accomplished.
We have worked across the stack, managing AWS infrastructure, writing backend and frontend code.
I will remember the people, the product, and the lessons learned for a long time.
🚨 New Blog Post: Your OIDC Deployments From Public Repositories May Be At Risk
#GitHub #OIDC #CICD #AWS
bahr.dev/2023/08/23/secure-o…
“the majority of what is built today is repetition of code that has already been done” — @swardley link.medium.com/cBeFHiLPNyb
I may be a bit late to the party, but this release makes me very happy :)
We are trending in a “just do it for me” direction where we rely on SaaS services to do mundane things. @momentohq has us covered and is elevating caching with collection data types - now offering truncation, de-duplication, and fetching subsets of data!🎉
gomomento.co/3YFfsn3/
MacOS rearranges your desktops/spaces but you don't want it to? Check this xitter.cf/bahrdev/status/1636002…
#awswishlist As a user, when I search for a term, I'd like the exact match to be at the top so that I don't have to search through the search results. #aws
Michael Bahr retweeted
Been using DynamoDB pretty much exclusively for the past 3 years and I feel like I've left a whole class of problems behind.
Tried out @momentohq for key-value caching within a Lambda: It does what it says, and does it well. Great service for caching! #serverless
#awswishlist When I request a concurrency increase for Lambda from the new default 10 to something that's below the old default 1000, auto-upgrade it and don't involve humans. I'm trying to use reserved concurrency on a fresh account, and have a support case open since 3 days.
Thank you @mergifyio for the cool gift, and thank you even more for automating so much of my work!
