About Yasin Engin

I connect networks, software, research, and teaching.

I am a Computer Engineering student at Ondokuz Mayis University. My work moves from routing and switching foundations into programmable infrastructure, Go-based distributed systems, and future-network experiments.

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Yasin Engin
30+topology and lab works
45public technical videos
54+ htechnical teaching
17curated research resources

One Direction

Not a list of tools—a connected engineering path

I began with the practical grammar of networks: addressing, routing, switching, troubleshooting, and the discipline of reading state before changing it. That foundation now shapes how I approach every software system. A control plane, an API, a message broker, and a satellite-network emulator all become easier to reason about when boundaries, state, failure, and evidence are explicit.

My goal is to turn that reasoning into work another person can rebuild. A lab should have a topology, a repeatable setup, a validation path, and an honest record of what is complete. A project page should explain decisions, not only display a repository. A teaching video should leave the learner with something they can test.

  1. Network foundationsCCNA and CCNP-level routing, switching, wireless, security, and troubleshooting labs.
  2. Programmable operationsNokia SR Linux, Containerlab, Ansible, YANG/gNMI, JSON-RPC, and validation-driven automation.
  3. Go systemsREST APIs, gRPC services, RabbitMQ, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Docker, and observable distributed behavior.
  4. Future networksNDN/ICN, DTN, LEO/NTN emulation, network orchestration, and resilient control-plane questions.
  5. Public teachingNetreka Akademi videos, engineering notes, research reading, and reproducible Turkish technical material.

Public Evidence

Work that makes the profile verifiable

Programmable Networks

Reproducible Nokia SR Linux and Containerlab environments where topology, configuration intent, and validation live together.

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Distributed Systems

Tolerex, Netreka Nexus, and the network inventory API explore replication, service boundaries, messaging, security, and operations in Go.

See the system work

Future-Network Experiments

NDN simulation, DTN implementations, and NetSatBench labs turn research questions into concrete experiment paths.

Explore the research direction

Teaching in Public

Netreka Akademi connects certification-level foundations with longer lab walkthroughs and a growing automation track.

Open the video library

Current Questions

What I am trying to understand better

I do not present research interests as finished expertise. This site separates what I have built, what I have reproduced, what I am reading, and what I plan to validate next.

Beyond the Repository

Knowledge, compassion, and action

My longer-term direction is broader than collecting technologies. I want knowledge to become something shareable, technical work to remain connected to people, and learning to turn into useful action. That is why this portfolio includes open labs and engineering notes, but also community work and a field journal from Torino.