families / devops

devops

app-store-connect-automation

A suite of skills for managing the Apple App Store Connect lifecycle, including metadata, builds, releases, and distribution.

These skills focus exclusively on Apple App Store Connect (ASC) workflows and iOS/macOS distribution, distinct from general DevOps tools like Python deployment or App Insights instrumentation.

aws-infrastructure-management

A collection of skills for provisioning, configuring, and managing core AWS infrastructure services including compute, storage, networking, and databases.

These skills focus on the direct configuration and lifecycle management of specific AWS resources and services, distinct from cost optimization strategies or initial context discovery.

azure-infrastructure-management

A collection of skills for provisioning, configuring, and managing core Azure infrastructure components including compute, networking, databases, and serverless functions.

These skills focus on the underlying infrastructure and resource provisioning (compute, network, data, serverless) rather than CI/CD pipeline orchestration or specific application onboarding workflows.

maven-build-optimization

A set of skills for configuring, structuring, and optimizing Apache Maven build processes to improve performance and reliability.

These skills focus specifically on the mechanics, configuration, and performance tuning of the Maven build system, distinct from broader platform engineering or unrelated data processing tasks.

ci-pipeline-management

A set of skills for designing, implementing, and optimizing continuous integration pipelines across various cloud and local environments.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either authoring workflow syntax, optimizing build performance through caching, enforcing structural contracts, or managing the broader deployment engineering lifecycle.

cloud-architecture-design

A set of skills for discovering, visualizing, and defining high-level cloud infrastructure and service architectures.

These skills focus on the structural design, discovery, and visualization of cloud systems, distinct from operational management, cost optimization, or specific provider tooling.

container-image-management

A set of skills for building, managing, and deploying container images and their associated registries.

These skills differ by focusing on specific stages of the container lifecycle, such as registry administration, local development, or orchestration deployment, rather than a single unified workflow.

data-backup-and-ingestion

A set of skills for managing data persistence through various backup mechanisms and executing Monte Carlo push ingestion workflows.

The skills differ by their specific implementation targets, ranging from generic or named backup instances (like moltbook or specific openclaw variants) to the distinct data ingestion process of monte-carlo-push-ingestion.

database-operations

A collection of skills for managing database schemas, executing migrations, handling backups, and performing administrative tasks across various database systems.

These skills differ by their specific focus on schema evolution and migration execution versus backup strategy design and general administrative operations.

deployment-operations

A family of skills covering the execution, validation, and management of software releases across various environments and platforms.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either the architectural design of pipelines, the execution of specific platform deployments, or the operational management of release states such as promotion and rollback.

environment-setup

A collection of skills for configuring, installing, and validating software development and runtime environments across various platforms and frameworks.

These skills differ by the specific software stack (e.g., TAO, HoloScan, Earth2Studio) or the target execution platform (e.g., Docker, Kubernetes, SLURM) they configure or verify.

terraform-cloud-provisioning

Provision and manage infrastructure across AWS, Azure, and GCP using Terraform or OpenTofu, including module creation, state management, and migration strategies.

This cluster focuses specifically on Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tools like Terraform and OpenTofu for cloud resource provisioning, distinguishing it from general Git workflows, AI pipeline orchestration, or service mesh management.

gke-tpu-ai-troubleshooting

Diagnose and resolve specific hardware and software issues related to TPU and MXLA workloads on GKE, including hangs, performance degradation, and resource errors.

This skill focuses exclusively on troubleshooting TPU and MXLA-specific failures and performance issues, whereas other GKE skills cover general cluster management, networking, or non-AI workloads.

incident-response

A family of skills covering the full lifecycle of production incident management, from real-time triage and mitigation to post-incident analysis and process improvement.

These skills differ by their focus on specific phases of the incident lifecycle, such as real-time response and mitigation versus post-incident documentation and process configuration.

infrastructure-deployment-and-management

A set of skills for designing, deploying, and validating infrastructure using code, cloud platforms, and specialized hardware.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either general infrastructure-as-code patterns, specific cloud provider operations like Azure, or specialized hardware deployments such as Doca and physical AI infrastructure.

jetson-hardware-customization

A set of skills for configuring and modifying the hardware interfaces, power management, and peripheral settings of NVIDIA Jetson modules.

These skills focus on low-level hardware configuration and peripheral customization, distinct from image flashing, BSP downloading, or general diagnostic tasks.

k8s-ai-workload-management

A set of skills for deploying, scaling, and troubleshooting AI and GPU/TPU workloads on Kubernetes and GKE.

The skills differ by focusing on either the proactive creation and scaling of AI workloads (manifests, autoscaling) or the reactive diagnosis of specific infrastructure and job failures (GKE troubleshooting, TPU monitoring).

kubernetes-lifecycle-management

A family of skills covering the design, deployment, configuration, and operational management of Kubernetes workloads and clusters.

These skills differ in their focus, ranging from high-level architectural design and security auditing to specific operational tasks like workload deployment, scaling, and chart building.

llm-inference-optimization

Optimize LLM inference performance and cost through caching strategies, gateway management, and traffic routing.

This cluster focuses on runtime inference efficiency, cost reduction, and traffic management, distinct from model training (fine-tuning) or observability (langsmith, phoenix).

model-lifecycle-management

A family of skills covering the governance, deployment, and operational orchestration of machine learning models within enterprise infrastructure.

These skills differ by their focus on the specific phase of the model lifecycle, ranging from high-level governance and registry standards to low-level infrastructure deployment and serving orchestration.

cloud-monitoring-operations

A set of skills for configuring, querying, and visualizing metrics within cloud monitoring platforms.

These skills focus specifically on the configuration, querying, and visualization of metrics within cloud monitoring ecosystems, distinct from general ops monitoring or specific hardware telemetry exporters.

network-infrastructure-management

A collection of skills for managing, auditing, and optimizing network hardware, IP resources, and data center connectivity.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either general network auditing, vendor-specific device management (Arista, Mikrotik), or specialized data center hardware acceleration (Doca).

nvidia-doca-networking

A suite of skills for configuring, optimizing, and troubleshooting NVIDIA DOCA networking components including flow processing, DPA acceleration, and Ethernet interfaces.

These skills focus specifically on the NVIDIA DOCA software stack for networking and data path acceleration, distinguishing them from general DevOps or other NVIDIA hardware management tasks.

observability-implementation

A family of skills focused on designing, configuring, and instrumenting systems to provide visibility into application and infrastructure health through metrics, logs, and traces.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either high-level system design, general monitoring setup, or language-specific instrumentation and configuration.

package-lifecycle-management

A set of skills for managing the installation, configuration, and distribution of software packages across various environments and platforms.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either the source of the package (mirrors, wheels, debs), the target environment (Debian, research repos), or the lifecycle stage (publishing, post-install configuration).

performance-testing-and-optimization

A suite of skills for executing load tests, diagnosing bottlenecks, and monitoring system performance to ensure optimal application speed and stability.

These skills differ by their specific focus on either generating load (k6, loadpage), diagnosing root causes (monte-carlo, detecting-regressions), or providing expert strategic guidance (performance-engineer, tune-monitor).

sandbox-lifecycle-management

A set of skills for provisioning, configuring, and managing the lifecycle of isolated development and testing environments.

These skills differ by their specific role in the sandbox lifecycle, ranging from initial setup and simulation to version migration and post-copy configuration automation.

service-mesh-management

Design, implement, and monitor service mesh infrastructure using Istio or Linkerd to manage microservice communication, security, and observability.

This cluster focuses specifically on the configuration, security, and observability of service mesh technologies like Istio and Linkerd, distinguishing it from general service lifecycle management or standalone monitoring tools.

system-health-and-integrity

A collection of skills for monitoring, diagnosing, and maintaining the operational health, time synchronization, and integrity of Linux and macOS systems.

These skills focus specifically on the ongoing health, time accuracy, and data integrity of the host system, distinct from deployment, migration, or specific application debugging tasks.

workflow-automation-orchestration

A set of skills for designing, building, debugging, and managing automated business processes across various orchestration platforms.

These skills differ by the specific automation platform they target (e.g., n8n, Power Automate, Zapier) and the stage of the workflow lifecycle they address (e.g., setup, building, debugging, or general management).