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Aws Development

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mindrally·vlatest·cloud·Apache-2.0

Provides AWS guidance and assistance for deploying and managing cloud infrastructure.

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mindrally

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About this skill

What it does

This skill provides guidance and assistance for developing applications on Amazon Web Services (AWS), with a focus on serverless architecture, Infrastructure as Code, and security best practices. It offers specific recommendations for AWS Lambda functions, CDK deployments, DynamoDB table design, and IAM policy creation. The goal is to help users write clean code, manage infrastructure effectively, and build secure cloud solutions.

When to use it

  • When you need assistance writing AWS Lambda functions, including TypeScript implementation on ARM64 architecture.
  • When implementing Infrastructure as Code using tools like Terraform, CDK, or SAM.
  • When designing DynamoDB tables based on access patterns rather than entity relationships.
  • When defining IAM policies and ensuring adherence to the principle of least privilege.

Key capabilities

  • Provides guidance for writing clean, well-structured code with AWS SDK examples.
  • Offers recommendations for using Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CDK, SAM).
  • Suggests best practices for configuring AWS Lambda functions including memory allocation, timeout values and error handling.
  • Guides the implementation of DynamoDB tables based on access patterns and provides advice on capacity modes.
  • Emphasizes IAM security principles like least privilege.

Example prompts

  • "How should I structure a Lambda function using TypeScript?"
  • "What are best practices for defining CloudFormation stacks with AWS CDK?"
  • "Can you give me an example of a custom construct in AWS CDK?"
  • “How do I design a DynamoDB table that supports multiple access patterns?”

Tips & gotchas

  • The skill emphasizes using TypeScript on ARM64 architecture for Lambda functions to improve performance and reduce costs.
  • It's crucial to follow the principle of least privilege when creating IAM policies.
  • When designing DynamoDB tables, prioritize access patterns over entity relationships for optimal performance.