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domain: # Core | AI-Infra · blueprint-ref: # e.g. AI-Infra 2.1 Lossless fabrics · type: concept · status: stub # stub | draft | complete · tags:
One-line definitions, A-Z, each pointing at its owning note - the design angle, not the textbook one. Entries use Term::definition lines so the Ghost export renders every entry as a toggle card. Deliberately not tagged for spaced repetition: entries are reference, not review cards. Coverage proof lives in
Success: Elective complete All four AI Infrastructure sections (1-4) are written - your CCDE Practical Scenario 4. Notes are numbered section.NN in study order. The flagship is Fabric transport - Ethernet vs InfiniBand vs UEC. 1.0 AI/ML fundamentals & governance * AI-ML workloads and their infrastructure impact * Service
Success: Core blueprint complete All eight Core technology areas (1.0-8.0) are written. Notes are numbered area.NN in recommended study order (built up the stack). The CCDE Practical's first three scenarios draw from these; the fourth is your AI Infrastructure elective (AI Infrastructure - MOC). The
Important: The five lenses are HOW you read a scenario The technology notes (Core + AI Infrastructure) are the what; these five design domains are the how to think. In the Practical you reason about a single scenario through all five lenses at once, and each note links down into the