A practical tools platform built for real technical work.
cld2day is being shaped as a focused engineering workspace for calculators, helpers, and practical utilities across cloud platforms, infrastructure sizing, permissions, and operational workflows.
Focused, useful, engineering-first.
- Cloud and infrastructure calculators
- Kubernetes and platform planning helpers
- Permissions and command utilities
- Reusable engineering reference tools
What cld2day is designed to do
The platform is not intended to become a generic content site. The goal is to build a focused catalog of tools that solve real infrastructure, cloud, and engineering workflow problems.
Start with the current tool set
Explore the first wave of practical tools and platform areas, then continue into the full catalog.
Hyper-V Capacity Planning Calculator
Host sizing, VM planning, and infrastructure estimation for Hyper-V environments.
chmod Permission Calculator
Convert chmod values between numeric and symbolic notation with a practical Linux permission breakdown.
umask Permission Calculator
Calculate resulting file and directory permissions from a Linux umask value.
Built to reduce technical friction.
Many engineering tasks do not need another long article. They need a direct answer, a reliable calculator, a clean conversion utility, or a structured planning helper.
cld2day is being built around that principle: fewer vague pages, more usable tools.
Expanding in layers, not randomly.
The platform roadmap currently spans cloud comparison tools, Linux utilities, virtualization planning, Kubernetes sizing helpers, networking tools, storage estimators, and engineering reference utilities.
The aim is disciplined growth with tool clusters that make sense together, not a noisy pile of disconnected pages.
Where the platform is going next
The next iteration is focused on depth, structure, and stronger tool experiences rather than shallow expansion.
More cloud planning utilities
VM comparison, instance-family matching, and cost-oriented planning utilities across major cloud platforms.
Broader Linux workflow coverage
Practical helpers around permissions, cron, command generation, and routine operational tasks.
Flagship planning tools
Better experiences around Hyper-V, N+1 resilience, Kubernetes sizing, and infrastructure decision support.
Foundation live, structure evolving.
The platform foundation is live on Azure with GitHub-based deployment. The next phase is focused on structured tools, reusable components, richer tool experiences, and a stronger catalog built around practical engineering use cases.