My name is Anne, and I am a software engineer based in Seattle, Washington.
I have years of experience developing in JavaScript, Go, and Ruby, and I am the cocreator of Arroyo , a lightweight framework for the granular rehydration of logs from cloud storage to Elasticsearch.
Most recently, I developed Flora , a social media platform for plant enthusiasts.
Flora's aim is to provide a place where thumbs of all colors can come to share their knowledge through plant guides, which can be viewed by anyone in the community.
Users can also customize their profile, where they can show off their plants, flaunt their horticultural interests, and show off the plants guides they've written or interacted with.
Users can reingest logs by date range, and they may also input search terms to further refine their search.
These logs are indexed back into Elasticsearch, and are then readily available within the user's Kibana dashboard.
Arroyo deploys all of the AWS infrastructure needed to rehydrate logs automatically.
Once the work is done, Arroyo can destroy that infrastructure just as easily to avoid unnecessary resource use.