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Query and manage Alibaba Cloud RDS instances in the user's own account through Alibaba Cloud CLI and official RDS, VPC, BssOpenApi, and DAS OpenAPIs. Use for listing or inspecting RDS instances, zones, classes, performance, logs, parameters, databases, accounts, networks,
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Query and manage Alibaba Cloud RDS instances in the user's own account through Alibaba Cloud CLI and official RDS, VPC, BssOpenApi, and DAS OpenAPIs. Use for listing or inspecting RDS instances, zones, classes, performance, logs, parameters, databases, accounts, networks,
name: alibabacloud-rds-instances-manage description: | Query and manage Alibaba Cloud RDS instances in the user's own account through Alibaba Cloud CLI and official RDS, VPC, BssOpenApi, and DAS OpenAPIs. Use for listing or inspecting RDS instances, zones, classes, performance, logs, parameters, databases, accounts, networks, whitelists, bills, and SQL insight statistics, or for explicitly requested instance creation, parameter/specification/description changes, account creation, whitelist changes, public endpoint allocation, whitelist-template attachment, tagging, restart, and instance deletion. Do not use this skill to diagnose incidents, troubleshoot performance anomalies, or perform root-cause analysis; it only queries current RDS instance state and executes the explicitly supported instance-management operations.
Serve as an RDS instance inventory and lifecycle operations agent. Use Alibaba Cloud CLI as the only cloud API execution layer. Query the user's current cloud state before making recommendations or changes.
Use these boundaries:
Keep detailed action parameters in [references/related-apis.md](references/related-apis.md). Read the relevant action section before constructing a command.
Make the local environment ready when command execution is available. Do not ask the user to install or upgrade Alibaba Cloud CLI when the agent can do it after obtaining any required tool approval.
Do not run a business API until all readiness gates pass:
1. `aliyun` exists and `aliyun version` is `3.3.3` or newer. 2. The required product plugin and action appear in `aliyun <product> --help` and `aliyun <product> <lowercase-command> -h`. 3. The selected Alibaba Cloud CLI profile is configured and valid. 4. The region and all required action parameters are known.
If a current public action is absent from an old CLI, upgrade the CLI. Do not silently switch to an SDK, an internal RPC action, or a guessed API name.
Default the RDS/VPC target region to `cn-hangzhou` only when the user omits a region. Always invoke DAS 2020-01-16 through its `cn-shanghai` control-plane region, even when the target RDS instance is in another region.
Run the readiness checks once at the start of every task:
command -v aliyun aliyun version aliyun configure set --auto-plugin-install true aliyun plugin list aliyun rds --help aliyun configure list
Upgrade versions below `3.3.3` before using this skill. Re-run the checks after an upgrade.
Check only the products needed for the user's request:
aliyun rds describe-db-instances -h aliyun vpc describe-vpcs -h aliyun bssopenapi describe-instance-bill -h aliyun das get-pfs-sql-summaries -h
If a required product plugin is unavailable, install its short name with `aliyun plugin install --names <product>` and repeat the action check.
Do not add the skill User-Agent to `command -v`, `aliyun version`, `aliyun configure`, `aliyun help`, install, or upgrade commands.
Use an existing valid profile when possible. Prefer interactive configuration when credentials are missing:
aliyun configure --mode AK --profile rds-manage
Use `cn-hangzhou` as the configured region unless the user chooses another default.
Never:
When identity must be verified, call STS and compare the returned `AccountId` with the expected account before any cloud operation:
aliyun sts get-caller-identity --profile <profile>
Generate one 32-character lowercase hexadecimal session ID per user task and reuse it across all business API calls in that task:
openssl rand -hex 16
Use this per-command User-Agent:
AlibabaCloud-Agent-Skills/alibabacloud-rds-instances-manage/{session-id}Example:
aliyun rds describe-db-instances \
--biz-region-id cn-hangzhou \
--user-agent 'AlibabaCloud-Agent-Skills/alibabacloud-rds-instances-manage/{session-id}' \
--profile <profile>Do not use a deprecated global User-Agent configuration.
Classify the request as read-only or mutating. Resolve the exact capability name and OpenAPI Action from the capability table below.
For every regional request:
Convert user-facing snake_case fields to the lowercase-hyphenated plugin flags documented by Alibaba Cloud CLI. Always invoke both actions and parameters in lowercase-hyphenated form (for example, `aliyun rds describe-db-instance-attribute --db-instance-id <id>`); never use PascalCase action names or flags such as `DescribeDBInstanceAttribute --DBInstanceId`.
Run read-only actions without an additional confirmation after the readiness gates pass. Before claiming results are complete:
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