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A modular map of practice domains

The segmentation below describes operational domains and capability clusters. It is not a legal “group” structure and implies no corporate affiliation. It is a taxonomy for clarity (taxonomia ad usum).


Platform & software engineering

End-to-end engineering across full-stack systems and platform primitives: .NET, PHP, Node.js, Java, Python; backend services; API architecture; OAuth; webhooks; microservices; multi-tenant SaaS design; self-hosted AI models; CI/CD pipelines; observability.

  • Architectural artifacts: ADRs, interface contracts, threat models, dependency maps.
  • Integration patterns: event-driven systems, webhook mediation, API gateways.
  • Security primitives: encryption (AES-256), secrets management, least privilege, hardening.
Latin anchor: ars longa, vita brevis — therefore architecture must outlive implementation cycles.
Interpretation: emphasize durable design over ephemeral tooling.

Infrastructure & hosting architecture

Infrastructure is treated as designed capability, not commodity. This includes managed hosting, dedicated instances, enterprise deployments, cloud integration, CDN and traffic engineering, and automation.

  • Topologies: HAProxy, load balancing, anycast routing, hybrid Windows/Linux environments.
  • Automation: Docker, Kubernetes, provisioning pipelines, IaC patterns.
  • Edge & delivery: Cloudflare integration, caching strategy, controlled latency profiles.
Principle. Fiat robustum per designum. Robustness is an engineered property.

Data, reliability & security

Data architectures and reliability engineering: PostgreSQL, MariaDB, Redis, connection pooling, high-availability patterns, security audits, infrastructure hardening, firewall/VPN design, WireGuard. Where applicable: disk rescue and professional data recovery.

  • Reliability: failover strategy, RPO/RTO framing, incident playbooks.
  • Security: audit trails, baseline hardening, segmentation, access control models.
  • Compliance inputs: privacy-by-design, contractual constraints, regulatory interfaces.

Hardware & applied systems engineering

Physical systems as part of the overall stack: server builds, compute clusters, render systems, performance tuning, custom cooling, embedded systems, CNC workflows, 3D printing, LED control, electrical and energy integrations, smart home and building automation.

  • Compute: GPU infrastructures, render pipelines, cluster composition.
  • Embedded: ESP32, LoRa, edge systems, sensor/actuator control.
  • Radio integration: amateur radio competence (CEPT Class 1) for selected use cases.

Legal, market, and strategy interface

AXD Enterprises™ recognizes that technology exists within markets and legal frameworks. Engagement includes competition law, corporate and EU legal contexts, platform regulation, compliance, data protection, security requirements, and SaaS/hosting contract structures. Strategic work includes neuromarketing, positioning, brand architecture, market analysis, business model design, and value logic mapping.

Keyword: system architecture Keyword: platform engineering Keyword: infrastructure & security Keyword: regulatory-aware design