About
Digital Infrastructure Explained is an evergreen explainer site focused on the systems layer behind modern digital services — cloud architecture, networks, data centers, and data infrastructure.
The goal is simple: publish calm, accurate explanations that help readers understand how the backbone works, without hype or trend-chasing.
What this site covers
- Cloud regions, availability zones, and hybrid patterns
- Networks: routing, peering, latency, and connectivity
- Data centers: power, cooling, redundancy, and capacity
- Storage and data movement at an architecture level
- Edge computing and distributed delivery
How updates work
This site is designed as a slow-compounding reference. Publishing will be structured, not frequent. Articles will be updated when the underlying technology changes in a meaningful way.
- Evergreen first: definitions, architecture, and operations
- Clarity over cleverness
- Diagrams where they genuinely improve understanding