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ops-infra-deploy

Automate deployment and management of Boundless AWS dev infrastructure with Pulumi.

1|Updated Apr 11, 2026
Search Tags:#aws#infrastructure#pulumi#bootstrap#dev-environment#teardown
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Skill: ops-infra-deploy
Source: https://github.com/Current-cmd/PlsTrustMe/tree/main/.claude/skills/ops-infra-deploy
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Current-cmd/PlsTrustMe --skill ops-infra-deploy-current-cmd

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Internal — for Boundless team members only. Help developers deploy Boundless AWS infrastructure to the dev environment. Use when the user wants to deploy a service to dev, bootstrap their dev environment, troubleshoot infrastructure issues, or understand what env vars a service needs. Also handles teardown and status checks.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • First-time setup — bootstrap a developer's personal VPC and verify with the sample project
  • Deploy a service — figure out required env vars, run the deploy
  • Tear down — destroy a service or the entire dev environment
  • Troubleshoot — diagnose common errors (missing env vars, permissions, stack references)
  • Explain — what a service does, what config it needs, how it connects to other services

Quick Start

Follow the bootstrap workflow to initialize your dev environment, then deploy or teardown services using Pulumi in the infra directories.

Frequently Asked Questions about ops-infra-deploy

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I bootstrap an AWS dev environment with Pulumi?▼

To deploy a service to your AWS dev environment, identify the required environment variables like DEV_NAME and BASE_STACK, then run the Pulumi deployment from the infra directories. This automates service configuration and infrastructure provisioning.

What environment variables do I need to deploy AWS dev infrastructure?▼

To tear down AWS dev infrastructure, use Pulumi to destroy a specific service or the entire dev environment. This teardown capability safely removes allocated AWS resources, preventing ongoing cloud charges and cleaning up unused infrastructure components.

Why is my Pulumi dev environment deployment failing?▼

You need Pulumi CLI, Node.js v18+, AWS CLI, and aws-vault to manage AWS dev infrastructure. These tools provide the necessary execution environments, cloud API access, and credential management required to automate deployment and teardown workflows.

How do I troubleshoot missing environment variables in my AWS dev stack?▼

To troubleshoot missing environment variables in your AWS dev stack, verify that DEV_NAME and BASE_STACK are correctly set. This Skill diagnoses common errors related to missing env vars, permissions, and stack references during infrastructure management.

Can I use aws-vault to manage credentials for Pulumi dev infrastructure?▼

Yes, you can use aws-vault to manage credentials for Pulumi dev infrastructure. aws-vault is a required dependency alongside Pulumi CLI, Node.js v18+, and AWS CLI to securely handle AWS authentication when bootstrapping, deploying, or tearing down environments.

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