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About Hackitect7

My Engineering Philosophy

Hackitect7 is my engineering alias and mindset:
diagnose fast, design like an architect, and ship to production without unnecessary complexity.

This is not just a nickname — it is a philosophy of approaching technology: finding balance between speed and reliability, and always aiming for practical results.

Purpose of the Project

The DevOps Cheat Sheet started as a personal collection of notes and commands that I used in my daily work. Over time, it grew into a structured reference, and now into a full multilingual website designed to help engineers across the world.

Main goals of the project:

  • provide fast access to commands, configs, and scenarios;

  • explain not only how, but also why things work;

  • keep multilingual access (27 languages) for global reach;

  • grow an open knowledge base welcoming community contributions.

The Story of Hackitect7

The name Hackitect7 comes from three parts:

  • Hacker → always looking for efficient, hands-on solutions;

  • Architect → designing systems that are resilient, scalable, and elegant;

  • 7 → symbol of completeness and balance.

Together, it reflects my approach to engineering: making technology practical, robust, and accessible.

Who Will Benefit

The cheat sheet is intended for:

  • Beginners — as a quick start and entry point into DevOps;

  • Experienced engineers — as a compact reminder at hand;

  • Teams — as a shared reference and internal knowledge base.

Looking Ahead

The project will continue to expand:

  • adding more technologies (cloud platforms, CI/CD patterns, infrastructure as code);

  • including real production scenarios and best practices;

  • strengthening community contributions and feedback.

Hackitect7 is my way to share knowledge, practice, and mindset with the engineering world.
This cheat sheet is not just documentation — it is a growing resource for those who value clarity, speed, and practical results.