This is absolutely terrible advice. You should never ever use LLMs to work on something you don't understand already, because you have no way to catch the machine when it screws up (and it will screw up). Just like with every other form of automation before LLMs, a smart person only automates things he already knows how to do himself.

Yeah no. Getting the first hello world up is more important than anything else.

Until you physically see it running learning is slow.

I learned k8s through many months of study and pain pre AI. Once I actually got it up learning was FAR easier.

This is like using a jupyter notebook to learn python and is always the first thing I point to for someone just starting to learn. Only after should you learn venv, pip install, classes ect.

100% use AI to get started on something you don't understand. I will literally never start to learn about a technical system again without first doing a hello world with AI.