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Computer Networking

Having attained knowledge in computer networking up to the CCNA level, I am now studying to get CCNP certified.

Cloud Computing

Cloud computing is hot right now so I decided to take a look into AWS by taking a course on Udemy.com.

Cyber 
Security

Cybersecurity is a super important topic nowadays as it is needed to ensure companies are safe from black hat hackers. 

CCNA/CCNP Lab

The following GNS3 lab was built to configure anything from VLANS to OSPF and BGP routing. I set up a simple network and a group of routers to simulate the internet meanwhile being able to connect with my physical laptop to one of the workstations using a VPN tunnel.

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AWS S3 Bucket: Static Website Host

I created this website by editing a free html template I downloaded online. I then used AWS S3, Route 53, and CloudFront to store the website and have anyone access it through https.

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Network Automation Using Python

For this lab I used Eve-NG to set up some routers and switches and configure them using a network automation tool called Netmiko on Python. (Still a work in progress)

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TryHackMe.com for Cybersecurity Learning

I must admit that cybersecurity is very interesting and this website is good for anyone who wants a better understanding of it. A lot of the knowledge from networking and using Linux can be applied here.

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PC Build Summer 2020

This was the first PC I have built and I have to say it is a powerful machine! CPU: Ryzen 9 3900X, RAM: 64GB (32GB initially), Storage: 2 x 1 TB M.2 SSDs, GPU: Radeon RX5500

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Setting Up VMs in ESXi

This lab is an ESXi VM on top of VMWare Workstation. In ESXi I installed Windows Server 2019 and CentOS for practicing AD and other administrator roles. I had no idea you could create an ESXi VM.

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Learning Java for Fun

Physical exercise is good for the muscles in the body. Creating programs and learning to solve problems is exercise for the brain.

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Experimenting with Linux

That's me playing with different type 2 hypervisor: VMWare Workstation, WSL2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux) built on Hyper-V and VirtualBox.

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