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Audits IAM policies, ACLs, and similar access control setups via the access-control-auditor plugin to surface misconfigurations, overly permissive roles, and privilege escalation risks across cloud and infrastructure environments.

Audits IAM policies, ACLs, and similar access control setups via the access-control-auditor plugin to surface misconfigurations, overly permissive roles, and privilege escalation risks across cloud and infrastructure environments.

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 skill provides comprehensive guidance and established patterns for developing applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS). It focuses specifically on implementing robust infrastructure automation and adhering to best-practice cloud architecture patterns, ensuring scalable, secure, and resilient cloud deployments. Use this when building enterprise-grade systems requiring modern cloud development methodologies.

This skill provides comprehensive guidance and established patterns for developing applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS). It focuses specifically on implementing robust infrastructure automation and adhering to best-practice cloud architecture patterns, ensuring scalable, secure, and resilient cloud deployments. Use this when building enterprise-grade systems requiring modern cloud development methodologies.

This SDK provides comprehensive functionality for managing MongoDB Atlas Organizations as native Azure Resource Manager (ARM) resources. It facilitates centralized management and unified billing through the Azure Marketplace integration. Ideal for .NET developers building infrastructure automation tools that require organizational-level control over Atlas services within the Azure cloud environment.

This SDK provides comprehensive functionality for managing MongoDB Atlas Organizations as native Azure Resource Manager (ARM) resources. It facilitates centralized management and unified billing through the Azure Marketplace integration. Ideal for .NET developers building infrastructure automation tools that require organizational-level control over Atlas services within the Azure cloud environment.

This skill provides comprehensive scripts and workflows to automatically identify and remove unused AWS resources across multiple services (EBS, S3, EC2, EIPs). By automating the cleanup of orphaned volumes, old snapshots, and stale data, users can eliminate cloud waste, significantly optimizing their AWS expenditure and ensuring a cost-efficient infrastructure.

This SDK provides comprehensive programmatic management capabilities for Azure MySQL Flexible Server deployments using C# and the .NET framework. Developers can automate the entire database lifecycle, including server creation, database provisioning, configuring firewall rules, updating server parameters, and managing Entra ID administrators, all through Azure Resource Manager APIs. Ideal for DevOps pipelines and cloud infrastructure automation.

This skill provides the Azure Resource Manager SDK for .NET, enabling developers to programmatically manage PostgreSQL Flexible Server deployments on Azure. It covers core cloud automation workflows such as creating the server, setting up databases, configuring firewall rules, and updating server parameters using C# code. Ideal for cloud infrastructure management and CI/CD pipelines.

An expert resource for developing highly reusable, production-grade cloud infrastructure using AWS Cloud Development Kit (CDK) in languages like TypeScript, Python, or Java. This guide provides established patterns for common services (e.g., Serverless APIs, ECS, Data Pipelines), focusing on best practices such as implementing least privilege, separating stateful resources, and ensuring monitoring via CloudWatch.

This guide provides comprehensive instructions for deploying applications that interact with Clay—such as webhook receivers, enrichment processors, or CRM sync services—to major production infrastructure platforms (Vercel, Google Cloud Run, or Docker). It covers environment configuration, secret management, and setting up secure HTTPS endpoints for robust production deployment.