Networking — The Open Internet Toolbox

Networking is my specialty under pressure: I build for networks that actively fight back. That means fluency from packets to platforms — how a TLS handshake dies, why a subscription link breaks, where a tunnel leaks DNS.

Competence map

Layer	Skills
Fundamentals	TCP/IP, DNS, HTTP/2–3, TLS, routing, NAT, capture analysis
Proxy tech	VLESS, VMess, Trojan, Reality; Clash, v2ray, sing-box configs
Edge & CDN	Cloudflare Workers, KV, 300+ PoP distribution, WAF rules
Diagnostics	Port scanning, TCP ping, TLS inspection (NetPilot)
Operations	Multi-platform redundancy, zero-downtime migrations

This is the domain where my panel family lives, and it shapes everything else: my API bridges assume throttling, my routers assume upstream death, and my deploys assume any single platform can disappear overnight. Redundancy is not paranoia — it is the baseline SLA of a free and open connection.

A network you can trust is built, not hoped for.