kind-local-kubernetes
This skill should be used when the user asks to "setup Kind", "local Kubernetes", "Kind cluster", "multi-node cluster", "Kubernetes development", "k8s local environment", or works with local Kubernetes clusters using Kind.
This skill should be used when the user asks to "setup Kind", "local Kubernetes", "Kind cluster", "multi-node cluster", "Kubernetes development", "k8s local environment", or works with local Kubernetes clusters using Kind.
Implement Kubernetes security policies including NetworkPolicy, PodSecurityPolicy, and RBAC for production-grade security. Use when securing Kubernetes clusters, implementing network isolation, or ...
Create production-ready Kubernetes manifests for Deployments, Services, ConfigMaps, and Secrets following best practices and security standards. Use when generating Kubernetes YAML manifests, creating K8s resources, or implementing production-grade Kubernetes configurations.
Package and deploy applications to Kubernetes with Dockerfiles, Helm charts, and local Minikube deployment. Use when containerizing applications, creating Kubernetes manifests, setting up Helm charts, deploying to Minikube, or preparing cloud-ready configurations. Focuses on local-first deployment with stateless services.
Docker builds, Memory tuning, and Graceful shutdown.
Master DevOps, cloud infrastructure, containerization, CI/CD, Kubernetes, and infrastructure as code. Use when deploying applications, setting up infrastructure, or managing cloud services.
Package and deploy applications to Kubernetes with Dockerfiles, Helm charts, and local Minikube deployment. Use when containerizing applications, creating Kubernetes manifests, setting up Helm charts, deploying to Minikube, or preparing cloud-ready configurations. Focuses on local-first deployment with stateless services.
Use kpf, a fast, idempotent drop-in replacement for kubectl port-forward that manages and reuses port-forward sessions. Use when a user needs repeatable Kubernetes port forwarding with quick startup.
Guides safe FeatBit Helm chart upgrades on Kubernetes and AKS. Use when user asks to upgrade FeatBit, update FeatBit version, deploy new FeatBit release, check FeatBit migrations, or troubleshoot FeatBit upgrade issues.
Use when building cloud-native apps, microservices, or Kubernetes-deployed Rust services. Covers Docker, container builds, Dockerfile, multi-stage build, health endpoint, readiness and liveness probes, prometheus metrics, distributed tracing with OpenTelemetry and jaeger, graceful shutdown, 12-factor config, gRPC with tonic, and container optimization.
Deploys, upgrades, and manages local Weaviate clusters in Kind (Kubernetes in Docker) using the weaviate-local-k8s tool. Determines optimal cluster configuration from requirements including version, replicas, modules, authentication, and features. Use when deploying Weaviate for testing, development, bug reproduction, CI/CD integration, or when the user describes a cluster scenario to set up.
Deploys FeatBit to Kubernetes using Helm Charts. Use when user mentions "Kubernetes", "Helm", "K8s", "kubectl", works with values.yaml files, asks about "cloud deployment", "AKS", "EKS", "GKE", "ingress", or needs production-grade container orchestration setup.
Containerizes .NET apps. Multi-stage Dockerfiles, SDK container publish (.NET 8+), rootless.
Automatically generate optimized Kubernetes deployment manifests from Dockerfile and docker-compose configurations with proper resource limits and health checks.
PostgreSQL in containers - Docker, Kubernetes, production configs
Use when building a thread-safe data persistence layer in Swift using actors with in-memory cache and file storage.
Deploy, configure, and manage Kubernetes workloads on GKE with Deployments, Services, Ingress, HPA, health probes, ConfigMaps, and Secrets. Use when deploying containers to GKE, configuring load balancers, setting up autoscaling, writing health checks, managing environment configs, or troubleshooting pod issues.
When running Agentuity CLI commands for deploying, managing databases, creating sandboxes, configuring storage, queues, cron jobs, email, or any cloud resource. Also activates for SSH debugging, environment variables, and non-interactive automation.
Use this skill when authoring, migrating, enabling, or working on code changes to add declarative validation to a Kubernetes API. This includes modifying types.go files with validation tags, updating strategy.go files, marking handwritten validation for migration, writing declarative validation tests, and running code generation.
Use this skill when reviewing or triaging pull requests, issues, or code changes related to Kubernetes declarative validation (validation-gen, validation tags like +k8s:required, +k8s:minimum, +k8s:format, etc.), the DeclarativeValidation or DeclarativeValidationBeta feature gates, or migration from handwritten validation to declarative validation.
Containerization, orchestration, and deployment with Docker and K8s