Thomas Uhrig’s Blog

In my last post (How to Build Your Own Local RAG System) I showed how to build a fully local Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) setup using pre-processed data.

AI is all around, but when it comes to actually using it, many organizations move slow.

Today is my last working day at Bringmeister.

Microservices are a well established pattern in backend development.

In my daily work, I strongly believe in the benefits of End-2-End tests.

If you have ever worked with an event bus like Kafka, Kinesis or ActiveMQ, I’m sure you saw some code like below.

Over the last ten years, I worked with a lot of different database.

Last year, I mentored our working student Steffen Scheller along his way to his Bachelor thesis.

Recently I stumbled across an interesting GitHub repository.

I started blogging in May 2011 - more than 10 years ago!