PEREGRINE
(Currently in development) - Network automation and optimization
The Beginning
In 1969, four computers were connected. ARPANET—the ancestor of the internet—sent its first message between UCLA and Stanford. A simple 'LO' before the system crashed. It was enough to change everything.
Timeline:
1983-1989
The exponential growth of networks demanded a new approach—one that could move with precision and speed.
By 1983, TCP/IP became the standard protocol. The internet was born. What started as four nodes exploded into millions. By 1989, Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web. The floodgates opened.
The Explosion
The 1990s brought exponential growth. Businesses rushed online. Data centers emerged. Network administrators manually configured routers, switches, and servers—one by one. A single enterprise might have hundreds of devices. Then thousands. The human approach was breaking.
The Crisis
By the early 2000s, manual configuration couldn't scale. A single typo could bring down entire services. Configuration drift—where identical servers slowly became different—was inevitable. Updates took weeks. Rollbacks were nightmares.
First Attempts
CFEngine emerged in 1993—the first real configuration management tool. Puppet followed in 2005, then Chef in 2009. They brought order, but required agents, complex syntax, and steep learning curves.
The Solution
In 2012, Michael DeHaan released Ansible. Agentless. SSH-based. Human-readable YAML. Network automation became accessible. Like the peregrine falcon—swift, precise, deadly efficient—it dove into infrastructure management.
Timeline:
2024
User-friendly solutions are developed. Peregrine is born
The first adaptation of Peregrine began with Discord, Telegram, and Amazon Echo integrations. Through a combination of these platforms, combined with Ansible and Python, a solution was created to allow for infrastructure configuration - with limitations. As development continued, it was clear that a simpler approach was needed in an effort to combine all use cases.
Modern cloud platforms deploy thousands of changes per day. Amazon pushes code every 11.7 seconds. Netflix serves over 200 million subscribers across a constantly-evolving infrastructure. This is only possible through automation—through tools that move like the peregrine: targeting with precision, striking with speed, adapting mid-flight. The network that once connected four computers now connects billions of devices. And it's managed not by armies of administrators, but by elegant automation that scales infinitely. From ARPANET's first 'LO' to today's orchestrated cloud deployments—the journey of networking is the journey from manual to autonomous, from constrained to limitless.
TIME TO LIVE: World on the Edge
(Coming soon) - First person shooter meets information technology
Time to Live
Project:
Time to Live
Understanding infrastructure at a global scale.
Installing infrastructure despite geopolitical events. Edge computing, zero-touch provisioning, and infrastructure automation coming together to change the world.
Experience
First Person Shooter
Experience a first person shooter experience through exciting gameplay both online and offline.
Collaboration
Work alongside friends to install and configure networks, fend off opposition, and ultimately learn more about infrastructure at both a local and global scale.
Education
Learn about virtual machines, servers, networking, containerization, and more.
Emulate
(Coming soon)Interactive infrastructure diagram for full emulation and competing among friends
Emulate
Project:
Emulate
Interactive network diagnostic tools with intuitive command interfaces.
Create network diagrams, control every aspect of the infrastructure, emulate network traffic.
Features
Virtualization
Virtualized environments to replicate a variety of real-world scenarios.
VISUALIZATIONS
Top-down views of your network diagram with complete access to managing every virtual machine.
Tools
Learn about virtualization, cyber security, networking, and more!
ABOUT
Building tools for the modern internet
About Us
Philosophy:
About
Making network infrastructure transparent and accessible to all.
Tools with development aimed at education and efficiency.
Our Values
TRANSPARENCY
Clear documentation with new users in mind, in-depth explanations on terms and how technology works, aiming to ensure security and reduce risk.
INNOVATION
Pushing boundaries with modern technology. Continuous improvement through user feedback and developer testing.
ACCESSIBILITY
Designed for all skill levels with comprehensive documentation.
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