Ratela, Dagit, Incheon Heroes, Voice Korea
Four production backends in Rust for a Korean startup, including a blockchain identity flow.
- Client
- Biyard Inc (Korea, remote contract)
- Shipped
- 2025
- Headline
- 4 shipped products
- Rust
- Axum
- PostgreSQL
- AWS
- 01
Built backends in Rust with Axum for four shipped products, exposing REST and WebSocket APIs to Dioxus frontends.
- 02
Modeled multi-tenant PostgreSQL schemas covering user workflows, property hierarchies, and access control for both signed-in and anonymous sessions.
- 03
Wired up AWS (S3, RDS, Lambda, CloudFront) for the cloud side of each deployment.
- 04
Integrated Kaia Wallet into Incheon Heroes — middleware in Axum for blockchain identity checks and transactions.
- 05
Built a small key-value graph engine so Ratela's support pipeline could change its content model without a migration every time.
- 06
Wrote performance tests for Voice Korea with Playwright and some custom benchmarking to check latency under load.
- 07
Set up GitHub Actions for CI/CD to AWS, including rollbacks.
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