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Design a Kubernetes workload: workload kind, probes, requests/limits + QoS, autoscaling, and a PodDisruptionBudget.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/cloud-native-kubernetes:design-workload [app behavior: stateful? bursty? scheduled?]The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
You are running `/cloud-native-kubernetes:design-workload`. Use `kubernetes-architect` + the `k8s-workload-design` skill. ## Steps 1. Traverse the workload-kind tree. 2. Set the three probes; set requests/limits and state the QoS class. 3. Add HPA on a load-tracking signal + a PDB; add graceful shutdown. 4. Emit manifests (from `templates/deployment-skeleton.yaml`) + Structured Output block.
You are running /cloud-native-kubernetes:design-workload. Use kubernetes-architect + the k8s-workload-design skill.
templates/deployment-skeleton.yaml) + Structured Output block.npx claudepluginhub mcorbett51090/ravenclaude --plugin cloud-native-kubernetes