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Alibabacloud Flink Instance Manage

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What this skill does

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Add Alibabacloud Flink Instance Manage to your agent

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Install with a prompt

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add this skill "alibabacloud-flink-instance-manage" from https://github.com/aliyun/alibabacloud-aiops-skills

Install with the CLI

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npx skills add https://github.com/aliyun/alibabacloud-aiops-skills --skill alibabacloud-flink-instance-manage

Skill instructions

Alibaba Cloud Flink Instance Manage

Operate Alibaba Cloud Flink VVP resources with a strict create/query scope through one wrapper script.

Scope and Entrypoint

  • Always run operations through:
    python scripts/instance_ops.py <command> [options]
    
  • Allowed commands: create, create_namespace, describe, describe_regions, describe_zones, describe_namespaces, list_tags
  • Out of scope: update/delete, Flink SQL/job runtime operations, and non-Flink services

Trigger Rules

Use this skill when prompts are about Flink instance/namespace lifecycle operations.

  • Positive intent examples:
    • "Create a Flink instance in cn-beijing"
    • "List Flink instances and status"
    • "Describe namespaces for instance f-cn-xxx"
    • "查询 Flink 实例标签"
    • "Flink 可用区有哪些"
  • Negative intent examples:
    • ECS/Kafka/OSS/DataWorks operations
    • Generic questions (weather, translation, etc.)
    • Flink SQL / Flink job authoring or runtime tuning
  • Ambiguous prompts:
    • Ask one clarification question: instance/namespace management vs SQL/job operations.

Intent to Command Mapping

User intentCommand
Query all instances in a regiondescribe --region_id <REGION>
Create instancecreate ... --confirm
Query namespaces under an instancedescribe_namespaces --region_id <REGION> --instance_id <ID>
Create namespacecreate_namespace ... --confirm
Query supported regions/zonesdescribe_regions / describe_zones --region_id <REGION>
Query tagslist_tags --region_id <REGION> --resource_type <TYPE> [--resource_ids ...]

Operating Rules

  1. Confirmation is mandatory for create commands
    • create and create_namespace must include --confirm.
  2. Verify create results with read-back
    • Do not conclude success from create response alone.
  3. Retry policy is strict
    • Maximum 2 attempts for the same command (initial + one corrected retry).
  4. No automatic operation switching
    • If an operation fails, do not switch to a different operation without user approval.
  5. Lifecycle target lock
    • In create -> create_namespace flow, namespace must target the same newly created InstanceId unless user approves fallback.
  6. Namespace pre-check is required
    • Before create_namespace, check instance status/resources and existing namespace allocation.
  7. No secret exposure
    • Do not output or request plaintext AK/SK. Use default credential chain guidance.
  8. Do not invent parameters
    • Never fabricate VPC/VSwitch/instance IDs.
  9. Keep auditable confirmation evidence
    • Lifecycle outputs must contain SafetyCheckRequired or explicit --confirm evidence.
  10. No partial-completion claims for lifecycle flows
  • For flows requiring both create and create_namespace, overall status can be completed only when both create operations succeed.
  1. No automatic capacity scaling
  • If create_namespace fails due to insufficient resources, report it clearly and ask user to manually scale resources outside this skill scope.

Execution Protocol

Step 1: Classify request

  • In-scope create/query for Flink instance/namespace/tag/region/zone -> continue.
  • Out-of-scope or non-Flink -> reject or route with explanation.

Step 2: Validate parameters

  • Apply references/parameter-validation.md.
  • If required parameters are missing, ask user or return clear remediation.

Step 3: Execute command

  • Query commands: run once unless transient query error.
  • Create commands: construct final command string and verify --confirm is present before execution.

Step 4: Verify create outcomes

  • For create: verify with describe --region_id <REGION>.
  • For create_namespace: verify with describe_namespaces --region_id <REGION> --instance_id <ID>.
  • Use up to 3 read checks with short backoff before concluding the create is not reflected yet.
  • For chained create -> create_namespace:
    • poll describe --region_id <REGION> on the same InstanceId every 30 seconds
    • max wait: 10 minutes
    • if still not RUNNING, stop and provide next action (wait/retry later)
    • do not switch to another instance without explicit user approval
    • if namespace create fails, mark lifecycle chain as failed/not_ready, not completed
    • for InsufficientResources, ask user to manually scale the instance and retry later

Key References

  • Start here:
    • references/README.md
    • references/quick-start.md
    • references/trigger-recognition-guide.md
    • references/core-execution-flow.md
    • references/command-templates.md
DocumentPurpose
references/parameter-validation.mdPre-execution validation checklist
references/e2e-playbooks.mdComplete execution sequences
references/common-failures.mdTypical mistakes and fixes
references/required-confirmation-model.mdConfirmation gate rules
references/instance-state-management.mdInstance state and readiness checks
references/output-handling.mdOutput parsing and retry policy
references/verification-method.mdVerification patterns after create/query
references/acceptance-criteria.mdCompletion checklist for normal operations
references/python-environment-setup.mdPython dependency and auth setup
references/cli-installation-guide.mdAliyun CLI diagnostics setup
references/ram-policies.mdRequired RAM permissions
references/related-apis.mdAPI and command mapping

Output Format

All commands return JSON:

{
  "success": true,
  "operation": "<command>",
  "confirmation_check": {
    "required_flag": "--confirm",
    "provided": true,
    "status": "passed"
  },
  "data": {},
  "request_id": "..."
}

confirmation_check appears on create operations and is used for auditable safety evidence.

Exit codes: 0 = success, 1 = error.

Files included

  • assets/requirements.txt
  • references/acceptance-criteria.md
  • references/cli-installation-guide.md
  • references/command-templates.md
  • references/common-failures.md
  • references/core-execution-flow.md
  • references/e2e-playbooks.md
  • references/evaluation-deliverables.md
  • references/instance-state-management.md
  • references/output-handling.md
  • references/parameter-validation.md
  • references/python-environment-setup.md
  • references/quick-start.md
  • references/ram-policies.md
  • references/README.md
  • references/related-apis.md
  • references/required-confirmation-model.md
  • references/trigger-recognition-guide.md
  • references/verification-method.md
  • scripts/instance_ops.py
  • scripts/prepare_trigger_batch.py
  • SKILL.md