12-factor refactoring

Refactors a given application using 12-factor as a methodology for building software-as-a-service apps.

Created Oct 26, 2024 • Updated Mar 6, 2025 • by cremich

/dev Transform the application using the twelve-factor app approach. Generate step-by-step instructions in the README.md file after refactoring is complete.

Use docker as the target deployment approach.

Install Prompt

Add this prompt to your Amazon Q CLI prompt library:

1. Download to local prompt library:

mkdir -p .amazonq/cli-prompts && curl -o .amazonq/cli-prompts/12-factor-refactoring.md https://promptz.dev/prompts/analysis/12-factor-refactoring/

2. Use with Q CLI:

q prompts use 12-factor-refactoring

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