Implemented Docker

https://www.thewdhanat.com/blog/how-i-update-my-twitter-cover-every-sunrise-and-sunset/

Executed a four-week discovery period to investigate and design a solution to support a resilient failover process for a client with a power grid management software, followed by leading a small team for six weeks of development.

The client system was a mix of a monolithic back-end service, Windows application UI, and some new, Docker-ized services: a new web front end, and several back-end analytics services. Our solution included using Docker orchestration for the new services mixed with a manual, "hot standby" for the backend service, with some initial work to start to decouple critical parts from the monolith.

The development work involved migrating state from files to a database, establishing new build and deploy processes, configuring high availability for existing infrastructure, and creating tools and utilities for their site technicians. Besides the discovery and solution design, I was responsible for detailing, organizing, and assigning work, reviewing code, and implementing parts of the solution across the board.

Made an important contribution to open-sauced/open-sauced replacing standard-version with semantic-release backend by our very own @open-sauced/semantic-release-conventional-config, removing local docs folder, adding dockerfile, better release automation,  commitizen and conventional commits.

Made an important contribution to open-sauced/semantic-release-conventional-config releasing version 2, a node LTS breaking change update replacing @eclass/semantic-release-docker with @semantic-release-plus/docker and creating a default alpha and beta branch workflow using semantic-release pre-releases - use it to quickly deploy your node application to npm and ghcr or fork into your own custom configuration!

Launched a small internal app. Using Docker, Prometheus, Grafana and some APIs we are now continuously pulling in data and displaying up-to-date stats in custom made Dashboard. 

It's a shame the internal data is private. A screenshot would have been lovely here.  

Contributed to open-sauced/docs.opensauced.pizza