| ▲ | hadlock 4 hours ago | |
Strong agree, if there's one thing LLMs are excellent at, it's writing Terraform and Kubernetes deployments (and/or helm charts). What used to be half a day of research, trial and error, is now 20 seconds of AI churn and 98% of the time it nails it on the first try. And then point it at grafana and tell it to write you a dashboard for the new service/s. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. What used to require a team of 4 devops/SRE to support a medium sized company, can now be collapsed down into a a single part time SRE. | ||
| ▲ | bigstrat2003 an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |
LLMs are pretty bad at writing those things in my experience. They will invent HCL syntax that doesn't exist, generate absurdly overwrought Helm charts, put in assumptions that don't make any sense, and so on. It's faster, and better quality, to write the stuff myself. | ||
| ▲ | d675 3 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
as I got into SWE 4 yrs ago, this was a big part of my job as a SRE/SDET and my next job came b/c of that SRE exp which was never used, so just became an SDET. Now am laid off, and hard to find a job... | ||