My name is Adis Veletanlic, a C/C++/Go developer at Axis Communications[1] in Lund, Sweden. My professional career entails infrastructure and backend programming, including maintenance of on-premise Linux RHEL servers, CI/CD debugging, observability using various metrics collectors, Kubernetes deployments and writing microservices deployed in various Linux environments in languages such as Go[2].

Recently I have worked heavily with Amazon SQS and SNS, implementing queue workers deployed in cloud environments, and authentication protocols such as OAuth2 in the matrix-authentication-service project [3]

Some personal projects I've worked on recently include open-kronox [4], a small, self-contained HTTP API for KronoX — the scheduling system used by several Swedish universities — written in Rust. Another is stampede [5], a batch media processing tool built on the libav library that transcodes media and detects dead rolls and silences in audio/video streams in order to cut them, also written in Rust.