Bachelor's thesis

My bachelor's thesis delved into the comparison between serverless and traditional server-based architectures. The thesis focused on three key aspects: ease of development, deployment processes, and overall performance metrics.

To conduct this research, I leveraged a suite of Amazon Web Services (AWS) technologies. Specifically, I utilized DynamoDB, AppSync, Lambda, Cognito, and API Gateway. This hands-on experience with industry-leading cloud services allowed me to gain practical insights and conduct a thorough comparative analysis.

As part of my thesis work, I also explored the Rust programming language, known for its performance and memory safety. This exploration provided a unique perspective on language choice in serverless environments, broadening my technical skills. The combination of AWS technologies and Rust programming offered a comprehensive view of modern cloud architecture options.

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My personal website, portfolio, blog, and testing ground in one. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of my online presence, jam-packed with all the bells, whistles, and secret compartments I could dream up.

Building it was a wild ride, fueled by more caffeine and late-night coding sessions than I’d care to admit.

I pulled together the coolest framework with all the tricks in my book to create a site that does it all - except make coffee (still working on that). It’s my go-to playground for every new tech trend I want to show off or test out.

This website isn’t just a portfolio; it’s my sandbox, my megaphone, and my digital trophy case, all rolled into one. It’s where I get to tinker, tweak, and wow anyone who stops by. Every scroll, click, and hidden gem is a little nod to my love for creating something truly beautiful

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Bachelor's thesis

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