Expanding and Refining AWS Service Relationships in Meshery

While Meshery's AWS model catalog contains auto-generated connections for individual services, it currently lacks the critical "cross-model" architectural relationships (like linking an EKS Cluster to EC2 Subnets, or an API Gateway to a Lambda Function) that Site Reliability Engineers need to properly visualize and manage real-world, multi-service cloud deployments on Kanvas. Solution: This project systematically defines these missing inter-model dependencies by combining deep AWS architectural expertise with Meshery's v1alpha3 relationship schema. This involves mapping complex multi-hop infrastructures and accurately structuring evaluation queries, metadata, and mutatorRef/mutatedRef patch paths. Deliverables: 1. A comprehensive audit of cross-model gaps in the current AWS catalog. Implementation of high-priority infrastructural relationships (Networking, IAM Permissions, Firewalls). 2. Definition of complex multi-hop chains (e.g., end-to-end Serverless Event Pipelines, EKS Full Stack dependencies). Visual validation of all new relationships within Kanvas and detailed contributor documentation to guide future model integrations. 3. Definition of complex multi-hop chains (e.g., end-to-end Serverless Event Pipelines, EKS Full Stack dependencies). 4. Visual validation of all new relationships within Kanvas and detailed contributor documentation to guide future model integrations.