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Sovereign Architecture Design

  • Threat modeling: Identifying cloud dependencies and data egress points.
  • Network topology: Establishing DMZs, internal zones, and management networks.
  • Hardware selection: Server, storage, networking, and UPS specifications.
  • Disaster recovery sites and air-gap requirements.

Identity and Access Foundation

  • Deploying Authentik for SSO across all services.
  • Designing LDAP directories and group policies.
  • Utilizing Step CA for service-to-service mTLS.
  • Enrolling YubiKeys and hardware tokens.

Communication and Collaboration Hub

  • Synapse/Element for chat and federation capabilities.
  • Jitsi Meet for video conferencing.
  • Roundcube/Nextcloud Mail for email services.
  • Nextcloud for file synchronization, calendars, and contacts.
  • OnlyOffice integration for document editing.

Development and Operations Platform

  • Gitea for source code management and CI/CD.
  • Woodpecker CI for automated builds.
  • Nexus or Harbor for artifact and container registries.
  • Wazuh for security monitoring and compliance.
  • Uptime Kuma for service health dashboards.

AI and Knowledge Management

  • Deploying Ollama with local LLM serving.
  • LibreChat for internal AI assistant access.
  • Obsidian or Logseq for personal knowledge bases.
  • Hoarder/ArchiveBox for web content preservation.

Security and Perimeter Defense

  • Deploying pfSense or OPNsense firewalls.
  • Configuring Suricata IDS/IPS with custom rules.
  • Implementing WireGuard/OpenVPN for remote access.
  • Pi-hole DNS filtering and local resolution.
  • Vaultwarden for team password management.

Backup, DR, and Operations

  • Central BorgBackup repository for all services.
  • Automated database dumps and off-site replication.
  • Runbook documentation and incident response procedures.
  • Capacity planning and scaling triggers.
  • Quarterly sovereignty audits and dependency reviews.

Capstone Project

  • Students present their fully operational sovereign stack.
  • Peer review of architecture decisions and tradeoffs.
  • Load testing and failure injection scenarios.
  • Documentation handoff and operational readiness assessment.

Requirements

  • Advanced proficiency in Linux, networking, and container orchestration.
  • Completion of at least two other Data Sovereignty courses or equivalent professional experience.
  • Familiarity with DNS, TLS, firewall configurations, and backup concepts.

Target Audience

  • Senior infrastructure architects responsible for designing sovereign organizations.
  • CTOs and CISOs developing roadmaps for digital independence.
  • Government and defense digital transformation teams.
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