Welcome!
Welcome to my Wiki! Here you can find who I am.
TL;DR My career path has been the following:
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Hardware repair/installation: I used to drive the van and go to customers to do these kinds of tasks: repairing, installing, and configuring PCs, racks, switches, routers, firewalls…
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IT Technical Specialist (NOC): support for 100+ different customers with diverse infrastructures and autonomous on-site activities.
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System Administrator (SOC): Malware and Mail Threat Analysis, secure domain management, networking and endpoint hardening.
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Cloud Engineer (Open-Source): Linux, Git, Ansible, AWX, Terraform/OpenTofu, MAAS, BareOS, KVM, QEMU, LXD/LXC, Docker, Kubernetes, Ceph, OpenStack, Kafka, Observability (ELK Stack, Prometheus, Telegraf, Victoria Metrics, Grafana…), scripting (Bash, Python, PowerShell), networking (including BGP), and much more…
In this Wiki, I collect everything that is essential to operate in the roles mentioned above in a professional and methodical way.
What sets these notes apart from simply asking an AI for advice is that here you’ll find:
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real-world experience from someone who has worked in large and international environments, on production systems with on-call rotations
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focused yet detailed content, presented in a concentrated and tightly consistent way
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useful integrations: links to theory, tools, and software to simplify work and improve its quality
The notes are truly interconnected: each one is a node in a graph, so they contain only what is strictly necessary.
You can physically see all the knowledge connections required for a topic, and navigate through them without ever encountering repetitions.
The full set of connections around a given topic gives you a realistic view of its depth and what you need to fully understand it.
Start now!
🔎 How to navigate
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Use the search bar at the top to quickly find a macro-topic
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Expand the NOTES index on the left to browse by folder
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The graph view shows connections between notes
📫 Contacts
To discuss, comment, or suggest corrections, you can find my contacts on my personal website.