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Specializes in the expert deployment and orchestration of production-grade multi-agent systems using Google's Agent Development Kit (ADK). This skill manages the complex lifecycle, including AgentCard discovery, A2A protocol communication, state management via Memory Bank, and secure execution within the Code Execution Sandbox. Ideal for setting up robust, enterprise-level AI workflows on the Vertex AI Agent Engine, especially during CI/CD pipelines.

Automates the creation of Ansible playbooks in advanced DevOps workflows by triggering whenever users mention the generator and offering best-practice guidance, production-ready code, and validation for IaC, Kubernetes, Terraform, and CI/CD stacks.

Configures a robust CI/CD pipeline for Apollo.io integrations using GitHub Actions. It implements multi-stage testing, including unit tests (using MSW mocks for zero API calls), live integration tests (gated to main branch), and secret scanning. Ensures reliable and safe deployment practices for SaaS applications.

A comprehensive guide for deploying Apollo.io integrations to production environments. This skill covers robust deployment strategies across multiple cloud platforms, including Vercel, GCP Cloud Run, and Kubernetes. It emphasizes best practices such as implementing health check endpoints, managing secrets using dedicated secret managers, and structuring CI/CD pipelines for reliable, scalable, and secure production rollouts.

Argocd App Deployer is an auto-activating assistant for advanced DevOps operators working with Argo CD deployments. Mention “argocd app deployer” or request deployment best practices to get step-by-step recommendations, production-ready configs, validation, and guidance spanning Kubernetes, Terraform, Helm, monitoring, and IaC patterns.

Argocd App Deployer is an auto-activating assistant for advanced DevOps operators working with Argo CD deployments. Mention “argocd app deployer” or request deployment best practices to get step-by-step recommendations, production-ready configs, validation, and guidance spanning Kubernetes, Terraform, Helm, monitoring, and IaC patterns.

Provides canonical AWS serverless patterns covering Lambda handlers, DynamoDB single-table modeling, CDK infrastructure, and S3 event processing along with anti-patterns and a checklist for production-ready deployments.

This comprehensive guide covers the best practices for building production-ready, scalable serverless applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Learn to leverage core services like Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB, and implement advanced patterns such as event-driven architectures (SQS/SNS). The content emphasizes performance optimization, robust error handling, structured logging, and deploying infrastructure using SAM/CDK.

This comprehensive guide covers the best practices for building production-ready, scalable serverless applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS). Learn to leverage core services like Lambda, API Gateway, and DynamoDB, and implement advanced patterns such as event-driven architectures (SQS/SNS). The content emphasizes performance optimization, robust error handling, structured logging, and deploying infrastructure using SAM/CDK.

A comprehensive Python SDK for interacting with Azure Container Registry (ACR). This tool allows developers to manage the full container lifecycle, including listing repositories, handling tags, manipulating manifests, downloading artifacts, and managing container images within Azure's cloud environment. Ideal for implementing robust CI/CD pipelines and container automation.

A comprehensive Python SDK for interacting with Azure Container Registry (ACR). This tool allows developers to manage the full container lifecycle, including listing repositories, handling tags, manipulating manifests, downloading artifacts, and managing container images within Azure's cloud environment. Ideal for implementing robust CI/CD pipelines and container automation.

This comprehensive library provides robust and flexible authentication methods for Java applications interacting with Azure services. It supports multiple credential types, such as DefaultAzureCredential, Managed Identity, Client Secrets, and Azure CLI credentials. This ensures secure and reliable connectivity across diverse environments, including local development, CI/CD pipelines, and production cloud deployments.