Active client engagement: porting a Perl/Mojolicious WebLogic admin platform to Python, and implementing a modern enterprise auth stack (Google OAuth2 → WebLogic JWT → LDAP). Client: Derek Boulton's organisation.
Note: detailed project notes were lost when noodle (Singapore production server — notes system, web server and associated data) was wrongly terminated. It has been replaced by gravlax (Stockholm). The notes below represent what has been rebuilt or survived.
Derek/access-controls-WLST — How WLST connects to WebLogic (T3/T3S), the four security layers (auth, admin port enforcement, authorisation, network), and the Derek environment's T3S setup.
Derek/weblogic-remote-console — WebLogic Remote Console headless backend setup, provider connection, benign REST warning on single-server domains.
pp-rewrite — The migration proposal and approach: spec-as-pivot strategy, Perl/Mojolicious pitfalls, Claude vs Gemini comparison, timeline projection.
weblogic/config-xml-admin-port — Reference config.xml generated by WLS 14.1.2.0 via Remote Console (2026-06-18), with correct element ordering for administration port and listen address.
ansible/playbooks — deploy_weblogic_ldap.yml rebuilds the WebLogic lab (WLS 14.1.2.0 + OpenLDAP + JWT asserter) on a fresh EC2 host.