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Cloud Native

Workflow

  1. List workload scale, latency, data residency, budget and recovery needs; check whether an existing host already meets them.
  2. Prefer managed primitives with a clear ownership and exit path. Containers and Kubernetes are options, not prerequisites.
  3. Externalize configuration and secrets; include health, readiness, graceful shutdown, resource limits and observable failure signals.
  4. Describe deployment, rollback, backup restore and cost monitoring. Test the highest-impact failure path.

Completion

Return the concrete result, verification evidence and any material unresolved limitation. Keep documentation proportional to the change and preserve human feedback.

Focused references


Canonical source: skills/architecture/cloud-native.md.