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Engineering Playbook

A manual of practical engineering references covering AWS, Kubernetes and AI platforms, including EKS best practices, an agentic AI platform architecture guide, and infrastructure benchmark comparisons.

Engineering Playbook

Engineering Playbook is a manual of practical engineering references for AWS, Kubernetes and AI platforms, covering design decisions, implementation examples and operating procedures. Topics include EKS networking and scaling, EKS hybrid on-premises nodes with GPU support, Red Hat OpenShift on AWS, an AI development lifecycle methodology, and infrastructure and inference benchmark comparisons.

The guide distinguishes calculated examples and proposed architectures from measured deployment results, and each guide states its prerequisites, release scope and verification status. A dated document audit tracks corrections against a frozen inventory of sources, with a running ledger of subsequent fixes. It is written in JavaScript and MIT licensed.

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