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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE CI/CD CLOUD NATIVE DEVOPS HASHICORP INFRASTRUCTURE AS CODE PLATFORM ENGINEERING SECURITY
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Martin Buchleitner Edmund Haselwanter Juergen Brueder Paul Strebenitzer Matthias Theuermann Marina Brooks Infralovers Team Theresa Wallas Miriam Grainer Jan Klare

Access Control List (ACL)

Summary An Access Control List (ACL) is an ordered set of rules attached to a resource that specifies which subjects (users, groups, source addresses, services)

Control Plane

Summary The control plane is the layer of a distributed system that takes decisions, stores configuration, and tells the data plane what to do. The data plane

Mesh VPN

Summary A mesh VPN is a VPN topology in which every authorised client builds direct, encrypted peer-to-peer connections to every other client. Only identity,

NAT Traversal

Summary NAT traversal is a collection of techniques that allow two endpoints sitting behind Network Address Translation (NAT) devices to establish a direct

Peer-to-Peer (P2P)

Summary Peer-to-peer (P2P) is a network model in which participating nodes communicate directly with each other rather than through a central server,

Reverse Proxy

Summary A reverse proxy is a server placed in front of one or more backend services. It accepts client requests on their behalf, applies cross-cutting concerns

SSL VPN

Summary An SSL VPN is a remote-access VPN that wraps user traffic inside a TLS connection to a central concentrator. It became the dominant pattern for

STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT)

Summary STUN (Session Traversal Utilities for NAT) is a lightweight protocol defined in RFC 8489 that lets a client behind a NAT learn the public IP address and

TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT)

Summary TURN (Traversal Using Relays around NAT) is a protocol defined in RFC 8656 that relays traffic between two endpoints when a direct peer-to-peer path

VPN (Virtual Private Network)

Summary A VPN (Virtual Private Network) builds an encrypted tunnel between two endpoints over an untrusted network so that remote systems behave as if they were

WireGuard

Summary WireGuard is a modern open-source VPN protocol designed for simplicity, performance, and strong cryptography. It is built into the Linux kernel since

API (Application Programming Interface)

Summary An API (Application Programming Interface) is a defined contract that specifies how software components interact, enabling developers to use

Boundary

Summary HashiCorp Boundary is an open-source access management tool that enables secure, identity-based remote access to hosts and services without requiring

Consul

Summary HashiCorp Consul is a distributed service networking platform that combines service discovery, health checking, a key-value store, and a service mesh to

DHCP

Summary DHCP is a network protocol that automatically provides IP addresses, subnet masks, default gateways, and DNS server addresses to devices on a network,

DNS

Summary DNS is the hierarchical, distributed naming system that resolves domain names such as example.com into IP addresses, enabling users and applications to

Firewall

Summary A firewall enforces access control between network segments by inspecting packets and applying rules that permit or deny traffic based on source,

Floating IP

Summary A Floating IP is a public IP address managed independently of a specific instance, allowing operators to move external reachability between instances

HTTP / HTTPS

Summary HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) defines how clients and servers exchange web content, while HTTPS adds a TLS layer to encrypt that exchange and

ICMP

Summary ICMP is a supporting protocol in the IP suite used to send error messages and operational information such as whether a host is reachable or a packet

Load Balancing

Summary Load balancing is the practice of spreading client requests or network traffic across a pool of servers so that no single server becomes a bottleneck,

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