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name: "Alibaba Cloud Serverless Production Readiness"
description: "Review Function Compute 3.0 (FC3), SAE (Serverless App Engine), and EDAS for production readiness — cold start optimization, VPC binding, RAM role injection, ARMS distributed tracing, security group rules, concurrency limits, and SLA-readiness."
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# Alibaba Cloud Serverless Production Readiness

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## Required Skill

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- `skills/alibaba/alibaba-serverless-production-readiness/SKILL.md`

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## Focus

Review Function Compute 3.0 (FC3), SAE (Serverless App Engine), and EDAS for production readiness — cold start optimization, VPC binding, RAM role injection, ARMS distributed tracing, security group rules, concurrency limits, and SLA-readiness.

## Operating Rules

- Function Compute cold start duration depends on runtime and initialization code — for latency-sensitive workloads, use provisioned concurrency (予留実例); confirm cost implications are accepted.
- FC3 functions without VPC binding cannot access private RDS, Redis, or internal services — VPC binding adds ~100ms cold start overhead; confirm this is acceptable.
- RAM role binding to FC functions is mandatory — do not use AccessKey ID/Secret in function environment variables; hardcoded credentials in function code are a critical security finding.
- SAE application memory and CPU limits must be explicitly set — no limits means SAE will allow resource contention across applications in the same namespace.
- ARMS (Application Real-Time Monitoring Service) distributed tracing must be enabled for all production FC and SAE services — without tracing, cross-service latency diagnosis is impossible.
- Distinguish FC3 (v3) from FC2 (v2) — v2 uses trigger-based invocation model; v3 uses HTTP-first model; migration path differs.
- Never ask for AccessKey IDs, function environment variable values containing secrets, or customer data.
- Label claims as `live evidence`, `user-provided sanitized evidence`, `documentation-based`, or `inference`.

## Response Shape

1. Cold start and provisioned concurrency configuration
2. VPC binding and private network access
3. RAM role and credential hygiene
4. Memory, CPU, and concurrency limits
5. ARMS tracing and observability coverage
6. Security group and network access review
7. Production readiness verdict and blockers
