domain-cloud-native

What it does: This skill gives design rules for building applications meant to run in the cloud, using tools like containers, Kubernetes (a system for running many small services), and microservices. It covers things like making sure the app doesn't rely on saved local files since it could be shut down and restarted anywhere at any time, shutting down cleanly when asked instead of being killed abruptly, and making every request traceable so problems can be debugged later. It includes example code for health check endpoints and graceful shutdown. When to use it: - Building a service meant to run in Docker containers or Kubernetes - Making sure an app can be scaled up, restarted, or moved between servers safely - Adding health checks, logging, or shutdown handling to a service - Setting up configuration that follows cloud best practices instead of hardcoded settings This is background guidance for cloud software design, used automatically rather than triggered by a direct command.