eks-operation-review
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Run a structured EKS operational excellence assessment against a live cluster. Covers 10 areas — networking, autoscaling, observability, access & identity, add-ons, workload config, deployments, cluster lifecycle, IaC, operational processes — and produces a GREEN/AMBER/RED rated report with prioritized recommendations. Activate for any request to audit, review, health-check, or score an EKS cluster's operational posture, including section-scoped reviews of individual areas and version currency / current-state add-on / deprecated-API review with no target version. Not for upgrade readiness assessment against a target version, cluster discovery, or architectural design advice.
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Read and follow .claude/commands/eks-operation-review.md — it contains the full workflow, tool usage rules, and steering file map.
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EKS Operation Review
This skill performs a structured 10-section operational assessment of a live EKS cluster, producing a rated report with prioritized recommendations.
When to use
Activate for any request to audit, review, health-check, or score an EKS cluster's operational posture — including section-scoped reviews of individual areas (e.g., "check my EKS networking", "review RBAC on my cluster").
Not for: upgrade readiness assessment against a target version, cluster discovery, or architectural design advice (current-state add-on and deprecated-API review with no target belongs here, not with the upgrade skill). General Kubernetes questions, AWS troubleshooting, cluster creation, and one-off kubectl commands should be handled directly without this skill.
Instructions
Read and follow .claude/commands/eks-operation-review.md — it contains the full workflow, tool usage rules, and steering file map. Load each steering file from steering/ before running its corresponding section.
Prerequisites
- AWS credentials with EKS read access
- Python 3.10+ and uv installed
- kubectl installed — required for check 3.1's name-only credential scan; pre-flight configures its kubeconfig via
aws eks update-kubeconfig - MCP servers configured in
.mcp.json
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