When I started building my runs-app, the main intention was simple. I wanted to track my running data in a way that made sense to me. I have Garmin runs, Strava runs, and other running data that I want to bring together and eventually use for my own running analysis. The great thing for me … Continue reading Enhancing Running Apps with RIFL: A Retry Safety Approach
From Elastic Beanstalk to Docker on EC2: How I Saved Costs on My Hobby Project (and What I Learned)
Introduction When I started working on the NikeRuns project, I knew I needed a centralized configuration server to manage settings across multiple microservices. My initial instinct was to use AWS Elastic Beanstalk—it’s managed, it scales automatically, and it seemed like the obvious choice. But after some deliberation and mentorship, I discovered that a simpler, more … Continue reading From Elastic Beanstalk to Docker on EC2: How I Saved Costs on My Hobby Project (and What I Learned)
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