The whole map of my RouterOS competence — and where it ends.
A logo wall tells you which exams I passed. It can't show the two things that matter: what I've studied, and what I've actually run in production. This map grades both — across every domain of RouterOS, MikroTik's network operating system — and names the one place the map ends.
- 375
- curriculum leaves
- 0
- left unassessed
- 111
- leaves where knowledge ≠ deployment
Every domain, on two axes
Each column is one capability domain, sorted by how deeply I've run it in production. The solid bar is what I deploy; the hatched cap above it is what I've studied but not yet run — the gap. Past the break stands the one domain I've mapped in concept and not yet run.
Where the map ends
The one named frontier
Carrier MPLS, VPLS, and traffic engineering. I hold the concepts — L3VPN route isolation, BGP path attributes, label-switched paths — studied through MTCINE, MikroTik's carrier-networking course. I have not run them in production. Naming that limit before you ask it is the point.
14 capability domains
From device fundamentals to carrier inter-networking — each domain graded topic by topic against MikroTik's official curriculum on two axes, knowledge and deployment, each scored 1 to 5. Depth you can interrogate, not a logo wall.
Deep core — deployed across the operating stack
Fundamentals & Device Management
BedrockUser & Identity Management
BedrockIP Addressing & DHCP
Security & Cryptography
Enterprise Wireless & CAPsMAN
Firewall & Packet Processing
VPN & Tunnels
Developing — deployment runs lighter than study
Wireless — RF, 802.11 & Point-to-Multipoint
Network Services — DNS & Web Proxy
Bridging & Switching (L2)
Routing (L3 / IGP)
IPv6
QoS & Traffic Control
The frontier — mapped in concept, not yet run
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