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   Yugabytedb Sizing · srinivasa-vasu bundle

   Calculate and recommend optimal YugabyteDB cluster sizing based on workload inputs. Use this skill whenever the user asks about YugabyteDB cluster sizing, capacity planning, node count, vCPU requirements, storage sizing, memory recommendations, or wants to know how many nodes they need for a given workload. Trigger when user mentions "size my cluster", "how many nodes", "YugabyteDB capacity", "YugabyteDB hardware requirements", QPS with YugabyteDB, or asks about CPU/storage/memory for a YugabyteDB deployment. Also trigger when the user provides workload metrics (QPS, read/write ratio, table size) and asks for infrastructure recommendations.
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   Yugabytedb App Dev · srinivasa-vasu bundle

   Build production-grade applications that connect to YugabyteDB across any language runtime or framework. Covers JDBC/Spring Boot, Spring Boot Reactive (WebFlux + R2DBC), Quarkus (SmallRye Fault Tolerance + Agroal), Python, Node.js, Go, .NET, and more — with correct driver config, pool tuning (HikariCP/Agroal/Npgsql), transaction retry logic, Flyway migrations, and topology-aware load balancing. Use this skill whenever the user is writing NEW application code that talks to YugabyteDB, integrating a framework (Spring, Quarkus, Micronaut, FastAPI, Express, etc.) with YugabyteDB, asking how to handle transaction retries or serialization errors with YugabyteDB, configuring a connection pool for YugabyteDB, Trigger even when the user just says "connect my app to YugabyteDB" or "YugabyteDB Spring Boot" or "YugabyteDB retry".
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   Yugabytedb Schema Design · srinivasa-vasu bundle

   Best practices for designing high-performance YugabyteDB schemas from scratch or optimizing existing ones. Covers hash vs range sharding decisions, avoiding write hotspots on sequential columns, partial indexes for nullable or skewed columns, low-cardinality index design, covering indexes, primary key selection, foreign key index requirements, and redundant index cleanup. Use this skill whenever the user asks how to design a YugabyteDB schema, choose a sharding strategy, avoid hotspots, optimize indexes, handle NULL-heavy columns, model a table for distributed SQL, or asks "how should I structure this in YugabyteDB". Trigger even when the user mentions "YugabyteDB indexes", "YSQL schema", "tablet hotspot", "sharding key", or asks why their YugabyteDB writes are slow or skewed.
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