Deployments & environments
Docker, staging/preview and reproducible releases for predictable launches.
AWS Lambda
Serverless functions for webhooks, jobs and APIs.
Services
Reliability & scaling
Handle traffic spikes, decouple services and keep operations smooth.
Security & observability
Monitoring, logging, alerts and backup strategies for robust infrastructure.
AWS Lambda is ideal for event‑driven work: processing webhooks, transforming files, syncing data or running scheduled jobs—without operating long‑running servers. It’s especially useful for integrations, automation and lightweight “glue code” between systems.
Where Lambda shines
Common use cases include webhook receivers, async processing (e.g. after uploads), cron jobs, notifications, small API endpoints or ETL steps. Combined with S3, SQS/SNS or EventBridge you can build robust workflows that scale cleanly.
Reliability: idempotency, retries, observability
To keep serverless stable, I design for failure paths: idempotent handlers, retries, dead‑letter queues, sane timeouts and logs/tracing you can trust. This is where integrations either become dependable—or silently break on edge cases.
Deployment & security
I rely on reproducible deployments (Infrastructure as Code), clear env/secrets handling, least‑privilege policies and sensible limits. Done right, Lambda stays fast, secure and cost‑efficient as workflows grow.
Lambda is a strong addition when you want to automate processes and scale event‑driven logic without adding operational burden.