deploy-multiple-devices
Safely deploy Terraform infrastructure changes across multiple Junos network devices.
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Activation
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Deploy Terraform config to multiple Junos devices in one operation. Example intents: push a device family, deploy a role group, or run plan/apply for explicit targets.Key capabilities
- →Resolve target devices
- →Create batch plans
- →Apply batch plans
- →Verify post-apply status
How it works
Resolves target devices by family or role and executes Terraform plans and applies in batch.
Inputs & outputs
When to use deploy-multiple-devices
- →Push terraform to device family
- →Deploy role group configuration
- →Plan network infrastructure
- →Verify network device status
About this skill
Deploy Terraform configuration to a selected set of devices safely.
Inputs
- Terraform working directory
- Target mode (all devices, device-family keyword, role group, or explicit resource list)
- Optional plan filename
Steps
- Validate context
- Confirm working directory contains Terraform files.
- Confirm host and port are configured for each targeted provider alias.
- Resolve target set
- device-family keyword: include all resources requested by the selected family scope.
- role group: map requested group to exact resource addresses.
- explicit list: validate each supplied resource address.
- If ambiguous, list candidates and ask user to confirm.
Example family mapping (example only):
vqfx->terraform-provider-junos-vqfx-evpn-vxlan.*srx->terraform-provider-junos-vsrx-evpn-vxlan.*
- Create batch plan
- For all devices, run full terraform plan -out <planfile>.
- For subsets, run one terraform plan with multiple -target flags and -out <planfile>.
- Apply batch plan
- Run terraform apply <planfile>.
- Verify post-apply
- Run terraform plan.
- Confirm if final plan is clean or list remaining changes.
- Report
- Summarize mode (family/group/list/all), targeted devices, plan filename, apply status, and post-check result.
Guardrails
- Prefer saved plan files for batch operations.
- Do not use -auto-approve unless the user explicitly requests it.
- Do not run terraform init when provider dev_overrides are active.
- If endpoint lookup or connectivity fails for any target, stop and provide host/port remediation steps.
When not to use it
- →Auto-approving without request
- →Running init with overrides
Prerequisites
Limitations
- →Requires explicit user approval for auto-approve
- →Stops on connectivity failure
How it compares
Enables safe batch deployment to multiple devices with verification checks instead of individual runs.
Compared to similar skills
deploy-multiple-devices side by side with the closest alternatives in the catalog.
| Skill | Installs | Updated | Safety | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| deploy-multiple-devices (this skill) | 0 | 2mo | No flags | Intermediate |
| aws-solution-architect | 20 | 3mo | Review | Advanced |
| terraform-module-library | 7 | 5mo | No flags | Advanced |
| azure-deployment-preflight | 7 | 6mo | Review | Advanced |
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