skill-deployment-context

DevOps & Security

[Skill] deployment context, aks, azure, koji - Resolve Koji AKS deployment context -- resource group, cluster name, subscription, Log Analytics workspace, and monitoring resource names from deployment_summary.yaml when available, or discover them dynamically from Azure.

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Koji Deployment Context Discovery

Always resolve context before running queries. Never assume resource names.

Step 1: Locate `deployment_summary.yaml` (if available)

This file is typically generated by the Koji deployment pipeline (e.g., as an Azure DevOps pipeline artifact) and stored at the repository root as ./deployment_summary.yaml. It should contain resource_group, aks_cluster_name, subscription_id, and monitoring resource names/IDs.

If the file exists, open it and use its values as the source of truth for the deployment context.
If the file does not exist (e.g., in a new or manually provisioned environment), skip to Steps 2–4 and resolve the deployment context directly from Azure.
If the user needs help obtaining this file, offer to run az commands to discover the values and generate it for them.

Step 2: If subscription is missing

Run: az account show --query id -o tsv

Step 3: If deployment does not match the summary

Ask the user for the resource group or AKS cluster name.

Step 4: Discover monitoring resources dynamically

az monitor log-analytics workspace list --resource-group <RG> -o table
az resource list --resource-group <RG> --resource-type Microsoft.Monitor/accounts -o table
az resource list --resource-group <RG> --resource-type Microsoft.Dashboard/grafana -o table

Naming convention

Resources follow <prefix>-koji-*:

Resource group: <prefix>-koji-rg-<suffix>
AKS cluster: <prefix>-koji-aks
Log Analytics: <prefix>-koji-logs
Azure Monitor: <prefix>-koji-monitor
Grafana: <prefix>-koji-grafana

MCP tools for context discovery

Tool	Purpose
`aks_cluster_get`	List/get AKS cluster details
`aks_nodepool_get`	List/get node pool details
`monitor_table_list`	List tables in a Log Analytics workspace

Prerequisites: Node.js (npx) and an active az login session.