Lead Software Engineer | Golang Expert | Cloud-Native Architect | Mentor & Content Creator
π Welcome to my GitHub! I'm a passionate software engineer with over 10 years of experience specializing in Golang, cloud-native architectures, and distributed systems. I focus on building scalable microservices, optimizing cloud infrastructure, and sharing knowledge with the developer community through open-source contributions, YouTube tutorials, and technical writing.
- Languages: Golang, TypeScript, JavaScript, C#, Python
- Cloud & DevOps: AWS (Lambda, S3, SQS, SNS, EC2, CloudWatch), Kubernetes, Docker, Terraform
- Microservices & Distributed Systems: REST APIs, Event-Driven Architecture, Distributed Tracing
- Databases: PostgreSQL, DynamoDB, MsSQL, Oracle DB
- Observability & Tools: Grafana, Prometheus, Elasticsearch, Git, AWS CLI
π¦ Golang Collections
A high-performance generic data structures package for Golang developers.
- Core structures: Stack, Queue, Linked List, Array List, Sorted List
- Optimized for distributed systems and scalable architectures
ποΈ TaskScheduler
A Golang-based task scheduler for background task execution in microservices.
- Concurrency-first design using channels and goroutines
- Integrated with orchestration tools like Apache Airflow and Prefect
π Job Crawler
A modular web scraper for collecting job postings from multiple platforms.
- Built with a focus on scalability and data integrity
- Leverages data pipelines for efficient data storage and querying
πΊ YouTube Channel: TheExceptionHandler β 75+ tutorials on Golang, Microservices, and Design Patterns.
π° LinkedIn Newsletter: The Weekly Golang Journal β Weekly insights on Golang best practices, Concurrency patterns, and Performance optimizations.
- AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner (Sept 2021)
- OCA (Java SE 7) (March 2015)
- Spot Award Winner (3x) β Ness Digital Engineering (2021, 2022, 2023)
- πΌ LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/architagarwal984
- π₯ YouTube: TheExceptionHandler
- π§ Email: architagr@gmail.com
"Building scalable systems, empowering developers, and sharing knowledge."