agents-deploy

To validate an AWS AgentCore deployment, run pre-flight checks to catch configuration issues. This process verifies IAM permissions and CDK quota limits to ensure your agent is ready for a successful release.

AgentCore deploy failures from CDK or IAM errors are diagnosed by analyzing deployment logs. The system identifies specific permission gaps or quota exceeded issues and suggests targeted fixes to resolve the deployment block.

To safely rollback a failed AWS AgentCore agent version, use version management commands during deployment troubleshooting. This reverts your agent to the previous stable configuration and stops the failed release.

Yes, you can use canary deployments to test AWS AgentCore agents. Canary deployment triggers gradually shift traffic to the new version, allowing you to monitor stability and automatically rollback if issues arise.

The best way to pin a specific version during an AgentCore deploy is through version management controls. This locks your deployment to a designated agent release, preventing unwanted upgrades and maintaining environment consistency.

You should not use this deployment Skill for production hardening or adding new capabilities. Use agents-harden for security hardening, and agents-build or agents-connect to add features before you deploy your AWS agent.