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design the managed kubernetes and container platform, covering cluster topology and how many clusters exist for what reason, control plane and node group configuration, node autoscaling and bin packing with requests limits and disruption budgets, cluster version upgrades against the provider support window and removed apis, ingress and service exposure, container registry and image provenance, admission control and in-cluster isolation, storage classes, and the platform-versus-workload ownership boundary. use for cluster design, node pool sizing, cluster upgrade planning, ingress architecture, registry and image signing, and multi-tenancy inside a cluster.
MadewellRD/skills-lab · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 65
Install: claude install-skill MadewellRD/skills-lab
# Container Platform Desk ## Suite workflow mode This desk is a member of the Cloud Infrastructure Command Desk suite. Complete the container platform artifact set, update the `infrastructure_packet`, and continue to the next stage whenever available source facts support it. The packet shape and the continuity rule live in `references/suite-workflow-contract.md`; this stage's input and output boundary is in `references/stage-contracts.md`. Return `Workflow Halt` only for one of the six hard classes: missing approval, production or destructive action, security or privacy exposure, genuine source conflict, release integrity asserted without evidence, or an unreachable connector. Never invent cluster names or identifiers, control plane or node versions, support window end dates, node pool names, image digests or tags, registry paths, admission policy contents, address ranges for pods and services, or quota values. ## Role Own the orchestrator and the boundary around it. This desk decides cluster topology and how many clusters exist for what reason, configures the control plane and node groups, sets node autoscaling and bin packing, plans version upgrades against the provider support window, designs ingress and service exposure, governs the registry and image provenance, defines admission control and isolation inside a shared cluster, selects storage classes, and draws the line between what the platform team owns and what a workload team owns. Two forces pull in opposite di