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Status by tomevault-io — Agent Skill

Name: Status
Author: tomevault-io

Status

Checks Elastic Beanstalk environment status, health, and deployment state. Lists environments and opens them in browser or AWS Console. Use when user says "eb status", "environment status", "what's running", "is it deployed", "check environments", "list environments", "eb health", "eb list", "eb open", "eb console", "is it healthy", or "how is my beanstalk". For troubleshooting use troubleshoot skill. For logs use logs skill. Use when this capability is needed.

tomevault-io Updated Sep 17, 2026

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Environment Status & Health

Check current deployment state, environment health, and list Elastic Beanstalk environments using the EB CLI.

When to Use

Check environment status or deployment state
List all environments
View health overview
Open environment in browser or AWS Console
Check provisioned resources

When NOT to Use

Viewing logs → use logs skill
Diagnosing problems → use troubleshoot skill
Changing configuration → use config skill
Deploying code → use deploy skill

Quick Status

eb status
eb status <env-name>

List All Environments

eb list
eb list --verbose

Set Default Environment

eb use <env-name>

Open in Browser

eb open
eb open <env-name>

Open AWS Console

eb console
eb console <env-name>

Detailed Health

eb health
eb health <env-name>
eb health --refresh    # Live-updating dashboard

Health colors: Green (OK), Yellow (Warning), Red (Degraded/Severe), Grey (Unknown)

Environment Health (AWS CLI)

Detailed health via AWS CLI (requires enhanced health reporting):

aws elasticbeanstalk describe-environment-health \
  --environment-name <env-name> \
  --attribute-names All --output json

Per-instance health:

aws elasticbeanstalk describe-instances-health \
  --environment-name <env-name> \
  --attribute-names All --output json

Provisioned Resources

aws elasticbeanstalk describe-environment-resources \
  --environment-name <env-name> \
  --output json

Shows EC2 instances, load balancers, auto scaling groups, and triggers.

Composability

View logs: Use logs skill
Diagnose issues: Use troubleshoot skill
Deploy code: Use deploy skill
Change configuration: Use config skill

Additional Resources

Health States

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---name: status-6description: Checks Elastic Beanstalk environment status, health, and deployment state. Lists environments and opens them in browser or AWS Console. Use when user says "eb status", "environment status", "what's running", "is it deployed", "check environments", "list environments", "eb health", "eb list", "eb open", "eb console", "is it healthy", or "how is my beanstalk". For troubleshooting use troubleshoot skill. For logs use logs skill. Use when this capability is needed.---# Environment Status & HealthCheck current deployment state, environment health, and list Elastic Beanstalk environments using the EB CLI.## When to Use- Check environment status or deployment state- List all environments- View health overview- Open environment in browser or AWS Console- Check provisioned resources## When NOT to Use- Viewing logs → use `logs` skill- Diagnosing problems → use `troubleshoot` skill- Changing configuration → use `config` skill- Deploying code → use `deploy` skill---## Quick Status```basheb statuseb status <env-name>```## List All Environments```basheb listeb list --verbose```## Set Default Environment```basheb use <env-name>```## Open in Browser```basheb openeb open <env-name>```## Open AWS Console```basheb consoleeb console <env-name>```## Detailed Health```basheb healtheb health <env-name>eb health --refresh # Live-updating dashboard```Health colors: **Green** (OK), **Yellow** (Warning), **Red** (Degraded/Severe), **Grey** (Unknown)## Environment Health (AWS CLI)Detailed health via AWS CLI (requires enhanced health reporting):```bashaws elasticbeanstalk describe-environment-health \ --environment-name <env-name> \ --attribute-names All --output json```Per-instance health:```bashaws elasticbeanstalk describe-instances-health \ --environment-name <env-name> \ --attribute-names All --output json```## Provisioned Resources```bashaws elasticbeanstalk describe-environment-resources \ --environment-name <env-name> \ --output json```Shows EC2 instances, load balancers, auto scaling groups, and triggers.---## Composability- **View logs**: Use `logs` skill- **Diagnose issues**: Use `troubleshoot` skill- **Deploy code**: Use `deploy` skill- **Change configuration**: Use `config` skill## Additional Resources- [Health States](../_shared/references/health-states.md)---> Converted and distributed by [TomeVault](https://tomevault.io/claim/shinmc) — claim your Tome and manage your conversions.

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