Amrit Acharya

Java Microservices Developer @TD

Incorporated in various phases of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) as requirement gathering, modeling, analysis, architecture design & development and the project was developed using Agile Methodology. Worked as part of the Microservices team to develop and deliver Maven projects to deploy on tomcat. Experience in handling messaging services using Apache Kafka. Configured Kafka to read and write messages from external programs. Configured Kafka to handle real time data. Used various Core Java concepts such as Multi - Threading, Collection APIs to implement various features and enhancements. Created and injected spring services, spring controllers and DAOs to achieve dependency injection and to wire objects of business classes. Designed and developed the REST based Microservices using the Spring Boot. Implemented Business Logic using java beans, spring boot. Implemented Microservices architecture using Spring Boot for making applications smaller and independent. Wrote Web Services using REST for sending and getting data from the external interface. Used Bitbucket version control maintaining project versions. Developed REST API\'s using Spring MVC and Spring boot, hosted all microservices on PCF. Using PCF did smoke tests, which are functional unit and integration tests on all major system components. Deployed the applications on Pivotal Cloud Foundry (PCF). Used Swagger, to implement the Restful API and Swagger gives the rich UI to test API. Deployed the applications using Jenkins. Experienced with event-driven and scheduled AWS Lambda functions to trigger various AWS resources. Configured AWS Identity Access Management (IAM) Group and users for improved login authentication. Worked extensively with AWS services like EC2, S3, VPC, ELB, Autoscaling Groups, Route 53, IAM, CloudTrail, CloudWatch, CloudFormation, CloudFront, SNS, and RDS. Set up and built AWS infrastructure with various services available by writing cloud formation templates in JSON.