1 — Identity and Access Management
Purpose
[stub: identity-and-access-management]
Metadata
| Author | Amit Singh |
| Scope | sre |
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Infrastructure Platform Engineering
A book-shaped table of contents for infrastructure platform engineering: from infrastructure operations to self-service platforms, IaC foundations, Terraform/OpenTofu, cloud platform design, networking, identity, compute, storage, golden images, automation, governance, observability, reliability, enterprise platforms, anti-patterns, and MAANG interview prep — cross-linking existing sre/networks/kubernetes/patterns/internal-developer-platforms notes instead of duplicating them.
1 — Identity and Access Management
IAM foundations for a platform: how identity, group membership, and service accounts map onto catalog and provisioning permissions.
Internal Developer Platforms
A book-shaped table of contents for Internal Developer Platforms: IDP fundamentals, architecture, self-service, golden paths, software catalogs, Backstage, templates, platform APIs and automation, developer experience, governance, operations, success metrics, anti-patterns, enterprise scale, and MAANG interview preparation — cross-linking existing platform-engineering-fundamentals/sre/observability notes instead of duplicating them.
Site Reliability Engineering: From Foundations to Internet-Scale Systems
The complete 184-chapter, 15-part Site Reliability Engineering curriculum — from Linux internals and distributed-systems theory through reliability engineering, observability, incident response, platform engineering, and Staff/Principal-level MAANG interview preparation, ordered the way SRE expertise actually develops rather than as a topic index.
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3 — Zero Trust
Verifying every request regardless of network origin, on the assumption the perimeter is already compromised — and what that means for how services actually authenticate to each other.
4 — Network Security
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