Feature/devops admin rules

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced comprehensive best practice rule sets for DevOps, SRE, database (MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis), network, system, and VMware administration, as well as scripting (Bash, Zsh, PowerShell, PowerCLI).
  • Added a universal security rule for DevSecOps, SSDLC, and Application Security across multiple languages.
• Documentation
  • Major overhaul and enhancement of the main README for improved navigation, clarity, and structure.
  • Added detailed READMEs for new rule directories covering DevOps, administration (database, network, system, VMware), and scripting categories.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces a comprehensive set of best practice rules and documentation for DevOps, SRE, system, network, database, VMware, and scripting domains. It adds new .cursorrules files for each specialty, detailed READMEs for new rule directories, a universal security rule, and a significantly reorganized and enhanced main README for improved navigation and clarity.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md	Major reorganization and enhancement: navigation bar, badges, new sections, improved formatting, and clarity.
rules/admin/database/README.md rules/admin/network/README.md rules/admin/system/README.md rules/admin/vmware/README.md	New READMEs describing purpose, usage, and contribution guidelines for each rule directory.
rules/admin/database/mongodb-dba.cursorrules rules/admin/database/mysql-dba.cursorrules rules/admin/database/postgresql-dba.cursorrules rules/admin/database/redis-dba.cursorrules	New best practice rule files for MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, and Redis database administration.
rules/admin/network/network-engineer.cursorrules	New best practice rule file for network engineering.
rules/admin/system/system-engineer.cursorrules	New best practice rule file for system engineering.
rules/admin/vmware/vmware-admin.cursorrules	New best practice rule file for VMware administration.
rules/devops/devops-engineer.cursorrules rules/devops/devops-engineer-enhanced.cursorrules	New comprehensive best practice rule files for DevOps engineering.
rules/devops/sre-engineer.cursorrules	New best practice rule file for Site Reliability Engineering (SRE).
rules/scripts/posix/bash-script.cursorrules rules/scripts/posix/zsh-script.cursorrules	New best practice rule files for POSIX Bash and Zsh scripting.
rules/scripts/powercli/powercli-script.cursorrules	New best practice rule file for PowerCLI scripting.
rules/scripts/powershell/powershell-script.cursorrules	New best practice rule file for PowerShell scripting.
rules/security-devsecops-ssdls-appsec.mdc	New universal security enforcement rule for DevSecOps, SSDLC, and AppSec across multiple languages.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CursorAI
    participant RuleLoader
    participant RuleFile

    User->>CursorAI: Opens file or context (e.g., DB, DevOps, Script)
    CursorAI->>RuleLoader: Detect context (e.g., MySQL, Bash, DevOps)
    RuleLoader->>RuleFile: Load relevant .cursorrules/.mdc files
    RuleFile-->>RuleLoader: Provide best practice rules/guidelines
    RuleLoader-->>CursorAI: Inject rules into context
    CursorAI-->>User: Apply rules for suggestions, validation, or guidance

Poem

In burrows deep, new rules appear,
For DevOps, SRE, and scripts so clear.
Networks, systems, databases too,
Best practices guide what we do.
With README polished, badges bright,
This rabbit hops with pure delight!
🐇✨

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