datum-compute

Plugin datum-compute from marketplace datum-claude-code-plugins in datum-cloud/claude-code-plugins. Commands read from the repo's manifest — yesterday.

Skills (10)

• deploy-container

  Deploy a container to Datum Cloud Compute from the person's own code or image and put it on a public HTTPS URL: build and push with datumctl compute build, deploy with datumctl compute deploy --http-port, then confirm it serves. Use when someone wants to ship, host, run or put their app, API or Dock

• instance-command-check

  Suggest one safe, read-only command for a person to run inside a Datum Compute instance with datumctl compute exec, when status and logs leave a specific question. Use before proposing to exec into an instance.

• instance-not-ready

  Triage Datum Compute instances that never become Ready: ImageUnavailable, InstanceCrashing, ConfigurationError, or an instance stuck provisioning. Use when a workload's instances exist but are failing, crash-looping or can't pull their image.

• manage-workload

  Operate a running Datum Compute workload with datumctl compute: read its status and logs, scale it, restart it, watch a rollout, change its image or environment, and delete it. Use when someone wants to check on, debug, resize, restart, update or remove a workload that already exists on Datum Cloud.

• placement-triage

  Triage Datum Compute placement failures: NoMatchingLocation, AmbiguousServingLocation, LocationMismatch and RuntimeClassNotServed. Use when a workload can't be placed in a location, or a location doesn't offer its runtime class.

• quota-triage

  Explain a Datum Compute workload blocked on project quota: QuotaNotGranted, QuotaExceeded, QuotaNoBudget or a quota check that never finished. Use when a workload won't start because of CPU or memory limits.

• referenced-data-triage

  Fix a Datum Compute workload whose ConfigMaps or Secrets are missing, unreadable or too large: ReferencedDataNotReady or ReferencedDataReady=False. Use when a workload reports it can't find or read its configuration or secrets.

• stalled-transient

  Handle a Datum Compute workload or instance that has stayed in a waiting state (provisioning, starting, awaiting propagation) far longer than it should. Use when something has been 'in progress' for hours or days.

• workload-create

  Create a Datum Compute workload from a manifest: check prerequisites, choose runtime class, locations and instance type, render, dry-run, confirm, then create. Use when someone wants to deploy or run something new on Datum Cloud Compute and needs more than the deploy-container walkthrough covers.

• workload-not-available

  Find out why a Datum Compute workload is not running, not available, degraded or stuck, and who has to fix it. Use when someone asks why their workload or site on Datum Cloud is down, or a workload shows Available=False.

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