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This skill provides a comprehensive solution for deploying containerized applications to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). It supports two primary deployment paths: OKE (Oracle Kubernetes Engine) for full Kubernetes orchestration, and Container Instances for a simpler, serverless alternative. Use this skill for automating the entire lifecycle, including pushing images to OCIR, provisioning OKE clusters via Python SDK, and executing Kubernetes deployments using kubectl.

This skill provides a comprehensive guide for deploying Palantir Foundry integrated applications to major cloud platforms, such as GCP Cloud Run, AWS Lambda, and Docker. It covers best practices including containerization using Docker, implementing robust secrets management via cloud secret managers, establishing health check endpoints, and configuring environment-specific scopes. This process ensures applications are production-ready, secure, and highly available.

Master the deployment of applications connected to Snowflake across various cloud environments, including serverless functions (AWS Lambda, Cloud Run) and containers. This guide covers best practices for secure connection management, connection pooling, handling secrets (like private keys), and ensuring application reliability in production settings.

This skill provides Continuous Integration (CI) testing for applications built with WebContainer and StackBlitz SDK. It utilizes Playwright browser tests to ensure code reliability and functional correctness across various environments. Ideal for developers integrating WebContainers into CI pipelines or working within the StackBlitz development ecosystem.

This comprehensive guide provides solutions for common and complex errors encountered when using WebContainer and StackBlitz environments. It covers essential fixes for cross-origin isolation headers (COOP/COEP), managing WebContainer boot failures using singleton patterns, resolving npm installation hangs, and handling file system errors (ENOENT). Use this skill to stabilize and debug complex web development sandboxes.

This workflow details how to build a complete, browser-based Integrated Development Environment (IDE). Using WebContainers, it integrates key components like a file explorer, Monaco editor, integrated terminal, and live preview. This architecture is crucial for developing interactive coding playgrounds, educational web tools, or embedding robust development sandboxes into existing web applications.

Use the StackBlitz SDK to seamlessly embed live, interactive code playgrounds (WebContainers) directly into documentation, blog posts, or tutorials. This method allows users to view and experiment with code examples (e.g., React, TypeScript) without leaving the current page, making tutorials and documentation highly engaging and functional. Supports embedding from GitHub repositories or creating inline projects.

Guides developers through the pricing tiers of StackBlitz, covering free embedding options and commercial licensing for the WebContainer API. This skill is essential when integrating WebContainers or utilizing the StackBlitz SDK, ensuring correct setup, cost management, and adherence to official usage guidelines.

This bundle collects comprehensive diagnostic information about the WebContainer environment. It checks the boot state, file system integrity, running process list, and modern browser support (e.g., SharedArrayBuffer, cross-origin isolation). Essential for developers integrating with StackBlitz SDK or WebContainers to troubleshoot complex development issues.

This skill facilitates the deployment of WebContainer applications to popular hosting platforms like Vercel and Netlify. It handles complex configuration, including setting necessary COOP/COEP security headers. It is essential when developing modern web projects using WebContainers or the StackBlitz SDK, ensuring proper and secure deployment.

This guide demonstrates how to set up a complete development environment entirely within a web browser using the WebContainer API. It covers mounting a virtual file system, installing Node.js dependencies via npm, and starting a local dev server (like Express) without needing a dedicated backend server. It is ideal for learning WebContainers, building browser-based IDEs, or prototyping Node.js applications client-side.

This guide details how to install and configure the WebContainer API, enabling client-side Node.js execution directly in the browser. It also provides instructions for integrating the StackBlitz SDK, which is used for embedding highly interactive code editors into web applications. The guide covers necessary dependency installations, code examples, and crucial HTTP header configuration (COOP/COEP) required for cross-origin isolation and secure operation.