Not an intern anymore—our API Gateway is a MVP, and I'll also start working on day-to-day stuff. For now, only part-time, so I could devote a few days a week to my BSc.
If Polywork was a thing back then, you might've got a more precise timeline on when I got to know some ancient JBoss server, or when I got to implement a circuit breaker on the existing (in production) project, or when I improved our data collection and analytics and got to play around with Grafana, or when I upgraded and dockerized our CI/CD pipeline, or when I pioneered Java 11 deployment, or when I got to work in a strike team tackling new projects for emerging business needs. I might fill in some of the more interesting tidbits retroactively.
P.S. I'll retain the ownership over the API Gateway project for the time to come and watch it grow up, feature by feature.
If Polywork was a thing back then, you might've got a more precise timeline on when I got to know some ancient JBoss server, or when I got to implement a circuit breaker on the existing (in production) project, or when I improved our data collection and analytics and got to play around with Grafana, or when I upgraded and dockerized our CI/CD pipeline, or when I pioneered Java 11 deployment, or when I got to work in a strike team tackling new projects for emerging business needs. I might fill in some of the more interesting tidbits retroactively.
P.S. I'll retain the ownership over the API Gateway project for the time to come and watch it grow up, feature by feature.