cloud-ops

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Manage cloud infrastructure — monitor deployments, scale resources, manage databases, and handle domain operations across all supported providers.

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Cloud Operations

Manage and monitor cloud infrastructure across all supported providers. Handle scaling, monitoring, database operations, DNS management, and troubleshooting.

Capabilities

Deployment Management

Check deployment status and health across providers
Trigger re-deployments and rollbacks
View build logs and error details
Manage environment variables

Scaling

Scale Heroku dynos up/down
Scale Fly.io machines (count, size, region)
Resize Linode instances
Scale DigitalOcean droplets or App Platform

Database Operations

Provision databases (Railway Postgres/Redis/MySQL/MongoDB, Heroku Postgres/Redis, DO Managed DB)
View connection strings
Monitor database health

DNS Management

Add/update/remove DNS records across all registrars
Check DNS propagation status
Configure SSL certificates
Set up domain redirects (www → root, etc.)

Monitoring & Troubleshooting

View deployment logs (Heroku, Railway, Fly.io)
Check resource utilization
Diagnose DNS misconfigurations
Verify SSL certificate status

Provider-Specific Operations

Vercel

```
vercelListProjects
```
— see all projects
```
vercelGetDeployment
```
— check build/deploy status
```
vercelSetEnvVars
```
— manage env vars
```
vercelConfigureDomain
```
— domain operations

Cloudflare

```
cfListProjects
```
— see all Pages projects
```
cfConfigureDns
```
— manage DNS records
```
cfCreateWorker
```
— deploy Workers

DigitalOcean

```
doListResources
```
— see apps and droplets
```
doDeployApp
```
— trigger redeploy
```
doManageDns
```
— DNS operations
```
doDeleteResource
```
— teardown resources

Heroku

```
herokuGetLogs
```
— view recent logs
```
herokuScaleDynos
```
— scale up/down
```
herokuAddAddon
```
— provision add-ons

Railway

```
railwayListServices
```
— see projects/services
```
railwayGetLogs
```
— view logs
```
railwayAddDatabase
```
— provision databases

Fly.io

```
flyListApps
```
— see apps and machines
```
flyScaleApp
```
— scale machines
```
flyCreateVolume
```
— persistent storage

AWS

```
awsManageRoute53
```
— DNS operations
```
awsConfigureCloudFront
```
— CDN configuration
```
awsConfigureLambda
```
— serverless functions

Linode

```
linodeListInstances
```
— see all instances
```
linodeManageDns
```
— DNS operations
```
linodeDeleteInstance
```
— teardown
```
linodeCreateNodeBalancer
```
— load balancing

Domain Operations

Common DNS Records

Type	Use Case	Example
A	Root domain → IP	`@ → 76.76.21.21`
AAAA	Root domain → IPv6	`@ → 2606:4700::1`
CNAME	Subdomain → hostname	`www → cname.vercel-dns.com`
TXT	Verification, SPF, DKIM	`@ → "v=spf1 include:..."`
MX	Email routing	`@ → mail.provider.com`
NS	Nameserver delegation	`@ → ns1.provider.com`

SSL/TLS

Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare: Auto-provisioned via Let's Encrypt
AWS CloudFront: Requires ACM certificate (free, auto-renewing)
Heroku: Auto on paid dynos, manual on free
Railway, Fly.io: Auto-provisioned
Linode, DigitalOcean droplets: Use certbot or Caddy for auto-SSL

Best Practices

Always use HTTPS — all providers support free SSL
Set environment variables before deploying — build-time vars need to exist at build
Use preview deployments for testing before production
Monitor costs — cloud resources accrue charges
Clean up unused resources — delete test deployments and databases
Use managed databases when possible — avoid self-hosting on VPS unless needed
Configure www redirect — point www CNAME to provider, add redirect rule root↔www