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Detect unauthorized cryptocurrency mining in cloud workloads by combining billing changes, CPU usage, mining pool connections, and process alerts. Follow workflows to preserve evidence, isolate affected resources, and trace how attackers gained access.
Design and validate rules that limit communication between servers and containers to necessary connections. The skill covers traffic mapping, label-based policies, staged enforcement, and checks for unauthorized movement between systems within a zero trust architecture.
Build dashboards and reports for security operations teams using incident and alert data. Track detection and resolution times, false alarms, analyst workload, and detection coverage to assess operational trends and the effects of improvement initiatives.
Audit Kubernetes access rules to find excessive permissions and service account token abuse paths. Trace which users or workloads could gain cluster administrator access, then produce prioritized findings and recommendations for reducing permissions.
Make resume achievements more specific by identifying useful numbers, such as workload, time saved, or revenue. Guided questions uncover measurable contributions, while conservative estimates and documented reasoning help describe experience when exact records are unavailable.
Run machine learning workloads on Modal's cloud GPUs without managing servers. Guides Python configuration for training, inference, batch processing, and API deployment, including automatic scaling, persistent storage, scheduled jobs, and troubleshooting.
Build and train Mixture of Experts models, which activate selected specialist networks for each input. Use DeepSpeed or HuggingFace workflows to configure routing, balance workloads, distribute experts across GPUs, and optimize inference.
Size support and operations teams using demand ranges and queueing calculations, which estimate how work waits for service. Assess workload imbalance and service target risks, then build a quarterly hiring plan that accounts for training time and attrition.
Manage Linear issues and projects through natural-language requests. Review priorities, create and update tickets, inspect team workloads, and organize release plans using a workflow that reads existing information before making changes.
Investigate slow TPU training on GKE by comparing diagnostic events with one-minute monitoring metrics. Separate memory or CPU bottlenecks from hardware and network issues, and identify the appropriate next steps.
Diagnoses applications that fail to start or repeatedly crash on GKE, Google's managed Kubernetes service. It examines logs, events, memory use, image pulls, and connectivity, then proposes configuration patches or commands without applying live changes.
Diagnose Google Cloud Filestore mount failures by checking client access rules, network firewalls, and audit logs. Distinguish permission errors from connection timeouts, then provide a structured report and remediation commands that require confirmation before execution.
Guides authentication and access permissions for Google Cloud users and applications. It helps choose credentials for local development, production services, or external clouds, with guidance on short-lived credentials and avoiding downloaded service account keys.
Helps configure persistent storage for GKE applications, including disk selection, storage requests, shared files through Filestore, and volume expansion. It also explains how disk compatibility and zone placement affect workload scheduling.
Diagnose GKE nodes marked NotReady or Unknown using node conditions, events, logs, and resource metrics. The skill gathers evidence, distinguishes temporary transitions from faults, and proposes fixes for a person to apply.
Configure GKE ComputeClasses, which define preferred computing resources for workloads. Set fallback options between Spot and on-demand VMs, target GPUs or machine families, control class usage, and investigate pods waiting for suitable nodes.
Deploy AI models on GKE with suitable GPUs or TPUs and model servers. Generate deployment configuration, adjust automatic scaling, and tune inference—the process of producing model responses—for memory use, throughput, and response time.
Diagnose interrupted or repeatedly restarting AI training jobs managed by JobSet on GKE. Correlate restart metrics, node events, host health, and worker logs to distinguish Spot VM preemptions, infrastructure failures, and application crashes, then recommend responses.
Choose a Google Cloud database by clarifying data needs, workload, and scale. The skill explains its recommendation and prepares validated Terraform configurations or provisioning scripts for review before infrastructure changes are made.
Run model training, fine-tuning, inference, and batch jobs on Modal’s cloud GPUs. Estimate hardware needs and cost, generate Python launch scripts, run or deploy workloads, monitor logs, and retrieve results without managing remote servers.
Install and configure WizTelemetry Logging in KubeSphere to collect container output and file logs. Use its API to filter logs by workload, time, or keywords, retrieve statistics, and export results.
Manage Linear issues and projects through natural-language requests. Review priorities, create and update tickets, inspect team workloads, and organize release plans using a workflow that reads existing information before making changes.
Manage isolated working environments in OpenShell using its command-line tool. Register gateways, create and connect to sandboxes, configure credential providers, and reuse workload templates with shared images, environment settings, and computing resources.
Train Mixture of Experts models, which activate selected specialist networks for each input. The skill guides architecture, input routing, workload balancing, and GPU distribution using DeepSpeed or HuggingFace, with examples for training configuration and inference optimization.