
Daniel Raniz Raneland
Consultant
Raniz is quick to adopt new technology. Everything from learning a new programming language to documentation of technicalities. He is prestigeless and likes to get into new domains. He loves to share knowledge and ideas, and interesting topics for conversation never end. Raniz helps maintain a high technical level, including Cloud and DevOps. Raniz has worked at factor10 since 2021, has previous experience as an architect at several companies, and is deeply skilled in Java. When he's not working, he's into beer brewing and triathlons.
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Skills and interests
Master of Science in Software Development from LTH, Faculty of Engineering.
In the top 4% on Stack Overflow.
Active triathlete.
Worked for Sony Mobile in Tokyo to improve in-house cloud capabilities.
Two-time speaker at JFokus and one-time speaker at Craft Conf and Devoxx.
Beer brewer and sourdough bread baker.
Master thesis: Performance- and Cost-efficient Cloud Architectures.
Personal Blog Feed
Visit Raniz's blogTDD Intro: CEO Bowling
I led a TDD workshop at JFokus 2023 for 40 attendees. Here's a blog post version with an intro and TDD practice kata at the end.
About that Smart Device...
Is technology really getting smarter? Here's a reflection of technology from visits to various hotels.
AoC 2022
December is here and that means that it's time for Advent of Code.
Upcoming Speaking Engagement: All Day DevOps 2022-11-10
I'm going to be giving my talk on speeding up Java on AWS Lambda with Micronaut and GraalVM at All Day DevOps on November 10.
The GDPR Compliant Webinar Platform Failed Us
Why fix something that isn't broken?
Upcoming Speaking Engagement: JForum #108, Stockholm, 2022-10-04
I'm going to be speaking about testing repositories at JForum #108, 2022-10-04 in Stockholm
Isolated Development With Containers: Part 2
Making LXD containers usable for daily work
Gist: mkpassphrase
Need a new password that you can actually remember? Look no further!
Isolated Development With Containers: Part 1
Preventing different projects from jamming each other