memex/notes/infrastructure.org

SKILL: Infrastructure & Security (Universal Literate Note)

• Overview
• Phase A: Demand (PRD)
  • 1. Purpose
  • 2. User Needs
  • 3. Success Criteria
    • Harden Docker port bindings (bind to 127.0.0.1)
    • Enable and configure UFW firewall
    • Create current state assessment document
    • Add user 'amr' to 'adm' group for log access
• Phase B: Blueprint (PROTOCOL)
  • 1. Architectural Intent
  • 2. Semantic Interfaces
• Phase D: Build (Implementation)
  • Security Monitoring
• Phase E: Chaos (Verification)

Overview

The Infrastructure project governs the physical and virtual foundations of the Memex. It ensures high availability, security hardening, and operational transparency across cloud and local resources.

Phase A: Demand (PRD)

1. Purpose

Define the requirements for a secure, resilient, and documented infrastructure posture.

2. User Needs

• Security Hardening: Implementation of the OpenClaw security audit findings.
• Vulnerability Management: Regular risk assessments and reporting.
• Inventory Control: Complete mapping of cloud and local assets.
• Roadmap Planning: 30/60/90 day infrastructure evolution.

3. Success Criteria

TODO Harden Docker port bindings (bind to 127.0.0.1)

TODO Enable and configure UFW firewall

TODO Create current state assessment document

TODO Add user 'amr' to 'adm' group for log access

Phase B: Blueprint (PROTOCOL)

1. Architectural Intent

Interfaces for infrastructure state monitoring and automated hardening.

2. Semantic Interfaces

(defun infra-audit-ports ()
  "Checks for insecure port bindings.")

(defun infra-check-firewall-status ()
  "Verifies UFW status.")

Phase D: Build (Implementation)

Implementation consists of shell scripts and configuration files located in `projects/infrastructure/`.

Security Monitoring

;; Logic for security monitoring stubs

Phase E: Chaos (Verification)

Verification involves periodic automated scans and manual audit verification.