πŸ“‘ Index

Complete catalog of every page in the wiki. For MOCs and navigation, see 🏠 Home. Updated on every ingest; one-line summary per page.


🌐 Networking

  • BGP β€” Path-vector EGP; policy-driven routing of the internet and cloud hybrid
  • 802.1X β€” Methods Explained β€” Port-based L2 authentication; EAP methods, supplicant/authenticator/server
  • IPsec VPN β€” L3 encryption framework: AH, ESP, IKE, tunnel vs transport, IKEv2 vs WireGuard
  • NAT & PAT β€” Address translation types, PAT flow mechanics, cloud NAT, IPv6 reality
  • PacketFence vs OpenNAC β€” NAC platform comparison (comparison note)
  • RADIUS β€” AAA workhorse; EAP-over-RADIUS for 802.1X, CoA, RadSec, vs TACACS+
  • VLAN & 802.1Q Trunking β€” L2 segmentation, tag structure, native-VLAN pitfalls, vs VXLAN

OSPF

  • OSPF Fundamentals β€” Link-state mechanics, neighbor states, DR/BDR, network types, metric
  • OSPF LSA Types and Areas β€” All LSA types and how area types (stub, totally stub, NSSA, totally NSSA) filter them
  • OSPF Summarization β€” Inter-area and external summarisation at ABRs and ASBRs

🐧 Linux

(empty β€” MOC scaffold only)

πŸ–₯️ Server Infrastructure

☁️ Cloud

AWS

πŸ“¦ Containers

(empty β€” MOC scaffold only)

πŸ”„ DevOps

(empty β€” MOC scaffold only)

πŸ” Cybersecurity

(empty β€” MOC scaffold only)

πŸ—„οΈ Database

πŸ’» Programming

  • Git Fundamentals β€” Mental model (snapshot + pointer), merge vs rebase, undoing, .gitignore, GitOps
  • Programming Paradigms β€” Imperative / procedural / OOP / functional; declarative meta-axis
  • Python for Operations β€” Python for IT: types, control flow, venvs, idioms, network/cloud libraries

βš™οΈ Automation

  • Ansible Fundamentals β€” Inventory β†’ module β†’ task β†’ play β†’ playbook β†’ role; network automation; vs Terraform
  • Declarative vs Imperative Automation β€” The core mental model with concrete Bash-vs-Ansible comparison
  • Idempotence β€” Mathematical definition, automation applications, β€œruns twice” test

πŸ”— Cross-cutting Concepts

The connective tissue of the vault. Each concept appears in 3+ domains.

  • Authentication β€” 802.1X, PAM, IAM, OAuth, mTLS, Zero Trust
  • Automation-IaC β€” Declarative vs imperative, Terraform/Ansible, GitOps
  • DNS β€” BIND, systemd-resolved, Route 53, Azure DNS, CoreDNS
  • Encryption β€” TLS, IPsec, LUKS, KMS, envelope encryption, PKI
  • High Availability β€” VRRP, ELB, AZs, replicas, active/active vs active/passive
  • Identity β€” RADIUS, LDAP, IAM, Entra, Kerberos, SPIFFE
  • Observability β€” SNMP, journald, CloudWatch, Prometheus, SIEM, eBPF
  • Routing β€” OSPF, BGP, Linux routes, VPC routes, service mesh
  • Secrets Management β€” Vault, KMS, Secrets Manager, Key Vault, SOPS
  • Segmentation β€” VLAN, SG/NSG, NetworkPolicy, microsegmentation

πŸ“š Abstraction Layers

  • L2 β€” Ethernet, VLAN, MAC, 802.1X, STP
  • L3 β€” IP, routing, OSPF, BGP, VPC/VNet routing
  • L4 β€” TCP/UDP, load balancers, stateful firewalls
  • L7 β€” HTTP, TLS, ALB/App Gateway, service mesh, WAF
  • IaaS β€” EC2, VMs, raw networks
  • PaaS β€” App Service, ECS, managed databases
  • SaaS β€” finished products consumed over the network