1-on-1 Main page
A main page for one-on-one meetings for an individual provides a single-point of reference.
Benefits
- Organized
- No need to catalog an email of meeting minutes into a folder
- No need to move a OneNote note of meeting minutes into a folder
- Demonstrates how to organize for others to emulate better org skills
- Readable
- Clear objective
- Descending order means recent meeting is first (more relevant)
- No need for a listener to guess what acronym or new words were
- Linked
- Page itself is linkable
- Content in page links to other HTTP Resources
- No need for a listener to guess what the URL is
- Baked
- Adding 1-on-1 progress to a portfolio can be done by copying this page
GitHub example

Confluence example

Text example
Objective
Become more proficient with the layers of a Web application.
Goals
Learn
- Browser / Clients
- Networking
- Infrastructure
- Protocols
- Meetings
Meetings
Materials
Two classifications of reading materials:
Public - public reading materials for all
Private - private reading materials for members of an org
Internal Documentation
(private)
The following is a list of internal documents relevant to company:
- Company DNS
- Company CDN/Edge
- Company Firewall
- Company Load Balancer
- Company App Firewall
- Company App Gateway
- Company Proxy
- Company Virtualization
These documents provide examples, screenshots, contacts, diagrams, explanations, incidents, tools, etc all within the context of the company.
Books
(public)
- Networking
- Infrastructure
- DNS
- Content Delivery Network
- Router
- VPN
- Firewall
- Load Balancer
- App Firewall
- App Gateway
- Proxy
- Virtualization
- Protocols
Online
(public)
- Protocols
- HTTP
- Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)
- Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF)
- Worldwide Web Consortium (W3)
- TCP
- RFC 9293: Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/rfc9293/
Reference