Hope Is Not a Rollback Strategy: Every Deployment Needs an Exit Plan
A deployment plan gets you into production. A rollback plan gets you out when things go wrong.
Read NodeWindows/Linux Server, storage, on-premise virtualization, clustering and DevOps baselines.
The foundation layer: servers, storage, virtualization, and high-availability clustering. This category documents how to design, deploy, and maintain on-premise and hybrid infrastructure that survives production workloads.
Topics include Windows/Linux server administration, Proxmox and VMware clusters, Ceph and SAN storage, backup strategies, and DevOps platform practices. Field-tested configurations, not lab-only demos.
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