feat: Add AWS Elastic Beanstalk to deploy-on-aws plugin#171
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Add a new elastic-beanstalk skill to the deploy-on-aws plugin covering Elastic Beanstalk on EC2 for web and worker applications. EB is positioned as an application management service (AWS manages lifecycle) vs ECS/EKS as infrastructure management services (user manages lifecycle). New files: - skills/elastic-beanstalk/SKILL.md — routing, workflow, defaults - skills/elastic-beanstalk/references/platforms.md — platform detection - skills/elastic-beanstalk/references/configuration.md — ebextensions, hooks Modified existing files: - defaults.md — override triggers and Heroku migration row - security.md — VPC, SG, IAM, logging entries for EB - cost-estimation.md — EB pricing (free service, underlying costs) - deploy SKILL.md — principle and reference link Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…links Add guidance for agents to scan source code for AWS SDK usage to determine instance profile permissions. Rewrite configuration.md to patterns + public doc links for maintainability. Fix option settings precedence (remove platform hooks), switch secrets example to native environmentsecrets namespace.
Replace EB CLI with AWS CLI as default IaC (no install dependency). Add create-storage-location and list-available-solution-stacks steps. Add option settings JSON format example. Add reverse proxy port guidance (.NET defaults to 5000, others to 8080). Clarify that .NET and Java require pre-built artifacts, not source bundles.
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PR Review SummaryReviewed by: code-reviewer, comment-analyzer, code-simplifier agents CI: All checks passing (markdownlint, dprint, cross-refs, size validation) Critical Issues (1 found)
Fix: Replace the platform-specific list with:
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Add a new elastic-beanstalk skill to the deploy-on-aws plugin covering web and worker applications. EB is positioned as an application management service (AWS manages lifecycle) vs ECS/EKS as infrastructure management services (user manages lifecycle).
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Testing:
markdownlint-cli2: 0 errors in changed filesdprint check: passes clean (no self-mutations)validate-references.py: 0 broken linksvalidate-size.py: SKILL.md = 160 lines / 1954 tokens (rated "ideal")validate-cross-refs.cjs: 0 errorsEnd-to-end test: Deployed a .NET 10 ASP.NET Core chatbot (Bedrock integration) to Elastic Beanstalk using only AWS CLI commands from the skill. Verified health endpoint responded 200 OK and Bedrock invocation succeeded via IAM instance profile. Two issues found and fixed in the skill: pre-built artifact requirement for .NET, and reverse proxy port configuration.Acknowledgment
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