Aws Architecture
CheckedProvides AWS guidance and assistance for deploying and managing cloud infrastructure.
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About this skill
What it does
This skill provides guidance and assistance for designing, deploying, and managing AWS cloud infrastructure. It offers architectural patterns and service selection recommendations to help users build serverless, scalable, and cost-effective solutions. The skill can assist with tasks ranging from designing new applications to optimizing existing AWS costs and implementing Infrastructure as Code (IaC).
When to use it
- Designing the architecture for a new application on AWS.
- Optimizing current AWS infrastructure spending.
- Developing serverless applications.
- Creating Infrastructure as Code using tools like CDK or CloudFormation.
- Planning multi-region deployments.
Key capabilities
- Provides architectural patterns including: Serverless Web Application, Event-Driven Microservices, and Modern Three-Tier architectures.
- Offers service selection guidance for compute (Lambda, Fargate, EC2, App Runner), databases (DynamoDB, Aurora Serverless, RDS, DocumentDB, Neptune) and storage (S3 Standard/IA/Glacier, EFS, EBS).
- Includes cost optimization tips like enabling S3 Intelligent-Tiering and using Savings Plans.
- Demonstrates Infrastructure as Code examples using CDK and CloudFormation.
Example prompts
- "Suggest an architecture for a serverless web application."
- "What are the best database options for handling low latency key-value data?"
- "How can I optimize my AWS costs related to S3 storage?"
- “Show me a CDK example of deploying a simple API.”
Tips & gotchas
- The skill provides guidance based on common AWS patterns and services. Specific requirements may necessitate adjustments.
- Cost estimates provided are approximate and depend heavily on usage patterns.
- Familiarity with basic AWS concepts is helpful to effectively utilize the recommendations from this skill.