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vpc-flow-analysis

Use VPC Flow Logs to analyze traffic patterns, volume, and latency.

  • Skills
  • Development
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What it does and how to use it

A skill that teaches Claude Code to do development tasks well. It is packaged knowledge the model uses whenever it is relevant.

  1. Install the skill (command above).
  2. In Claude Code, describe what you need - the skill turns on by itself when the context fits.
  3. No commands to memorize: you talk in plain language and the skill does the rest.

Install (Claude Code)

mkdir -p .claude/skills/vpc-flow-analysis && curl -fsSL https://doutorai.pt/data/lib/skills__vpc-flow-analysis.md -o .claude/skills/vpc-flow-analysis/SKILL.md

Paste this command into the terminal, in your project folder, and the component installs automatically.

Content

# VPC Flow Analysis Reference

Use VPC Flow Logs to analyze traffic patterns, volume, and latency.

## 🤖 Agent / Gemini CLI Instructions (MCP)

Agents should use [Cloud Logging MCP](mcp-usage.md#cloud-logging-mcp) for
exploratory analysis or [BigQuery MCP](mcp-usage.md#bigquery-mcp) for
high-volume trends. Fallback to the CLI if the MCP tools are not available.

-   **Exploratory Analysis**: Typically involves looking at individual log
    entries or a small set of logs to understand specific events, debug issues,
    or investigate anomalies. This often requires filtering and examining the
  

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