Documentation
Guides for learning, deploying software, and running systems at Cubis.
Cubis Engineers contains the technical guides maintained by our teams. Each guide explains the task, the commands involved, and how to check that the work was successful.
Available guides
Cloud infrastructure · 7 sectionsLinux for Cloud EngineersSet up, secure, deploy to, and maintain a Linux server.Cloud infrastructure · 8 sectionsNetworking for Cloud EngineersUnderstand addressing, routing, DNS, TLS, and production troubleshooting.Application delivery · 4 sectionsDocker for Cloud EngineersBuild reliable images, run Compose applications, and operate containers.Cloud infrastructure · 4 sectionsAnsible for Cloud InfrastructureAutomate tested Linux server tasks across one host or a fleet.Developer workflow · 3 sectionsGit for Engineering TeamsMake reviewable changes, collaborate safely, and recover lost work.Security operations · 5 sectionsSecurity for Cloud OperationsProtect servers, detect threats, contain incidents, and recover with evidence.Engineering culture · 5 sectionsEngineering PracticeDevelop judgment, collaboration, ownership, and sustainable team habits.Engineering method · 4 sectionsProblem SolvingThink clearly, act on evidence, and innovate with purpose in an AI-assisted world.Engineering workflow · 5 sectionsAI in DevelopmentUse AI with clear context, human review, secure boundaries, and accountable automation.Engineering journal · 3 articlesEngineering JournalRead articles and field notes shared by Cubis engineering teams.
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