We’re facing Performance/MongoDB Database structure issues with 1.x Meteor version.
I work for a web agency and a client has brought us a few meteor/react 1.x apps that are having huge performance issues.
We’re mainly vue/express/postgres developers so we are struggling, as we don’t have deep expertise with MongoDB and obviously not with meteor.
If anyone has very senior or lead level capabilities with MongoDB/Meteor/AWS, is interested in remote work on a contract or even full time basis, and has high confidence they could resolve these issues. Please reach out. Would be a good opportunity for anyone looking for a Meteor-based role.
Must be very strong with Meteor/MongoDB/AWS…
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Hello there,
Thanks for sharing this opportunity. I have extensive experience with Meteor (including 1.x versions), MongoDB performance optimization, and AWS infrastructure. I’d be happy to take a look at the issues you’re facing and help resolve them.
Please feel free to reach out directly — you can contact me at [bellastone.tis@gmail.com] to discuss the details further.
Looking forward to connecting!
Best regards,
Bella Stone
Happy to provide assistance. I have a Meteor experienced team with capacity to help you. mikkel@back2.dev
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Bella I found your email address in a google search and you literally apply to any request on any platform regardless of the language, skills or stack.
I just wanted to say that you are funny.
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@sortinghat according to your request is probably better to describe deeper your stack, problems and expectations. Because “AWS” is very wide definition, “Meteor” is also very wide definition, etc…
There is big difference, if is it monolith or microservices solution, if it is running on EC2 or Lambdas, if is it multirepo or monorepo, if is it “critical” application or not, if documentation exists or not, if the Mongo is running with replications, “custom replicas configuration”, what is size of the projects, and etc…
With this information I think will be more clear for all, what is by your meaning “very strong” or what means “senior” meteor developer.