Hi! I’m Michael and I burn for all things serverless.
I’ve been working with serverless technolgies since 2018, where I made my first attempts at building an online ticketshop for sports clubs. It is still running and costs about 10$ to operate per year.
In 2019 I built a serverless scheduler which tested the limits of various AWS services. The companion article got a retweet by Jeff Barr himself and eventually lead to me joining AWS in Berlin, Germany.
Cool - #Serverless Scheduler - https://t.co/dI2V6LvzSv #AWS #Lambda pic.twitter.com/Zb9SYDL09E
— Jeff Barr ☁️ (@ 🏠 ) (@jeffbarr) October 11, 2019
In 2020 I was awarded with a serverless star for my continuos contributions to the serverless community as well as the broader coding community. I can highly recommend Jeremy’s Off By None Newlsetter.
Issue #106 of Off-by-none is out! This week, we learn the names of all 168 AWS Services (via song), chat w/ Holly Mesrobian about #serverless adoption, and get plenty of troubleshooting advice. Plus, we recognize @bahrdev as our ⭐️ of the week! #offbynone https://t.co/sVQvSo7qDS
— Jeremy Daly (@jeremy_daly) September 8, 2020
In my freetime I enjoy helping others learning new technologies and building products. Check out the after movie from the Climathon 2019 that I helped organize.
Taking local climate action together! #climathonMA
— Hackerstolz (@hackerstolz) November 28, 2019
100 Teilnehmende • 16 Teams • 40h-Hack • 3-Tage klimaneutraler Spaß: https://t.co/nXxkrSNKQm
Credits: Aftermovie by Projekt Gold#Climathon #climateaction #mannheim #climatekic #impressions #wirtschaftsförderungmannheim pic.twitter.com/rWWc1l92h3
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