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I've tried to use some self hosted stuff and ChatGPT like a detached copilot. I want to avoid reliance on the things; they can be useful to get a second 'opini
by bravetraveler 2y ago
I've tried to use some self hosted stuff and ChatGPT like a detached copilot.
I want to avoid reliance on the things; they can be useful to get a second 'opinion'... or lies.
Trying to get consistent information out of an AI for oddly named/poorly documented software can be an art.
I don't find a whole lot of benefit... but I totally recognize that is at least partly due to keeping it distant from my workflows
I'm generally well taken care of by conventional manuals or local references like "ansible-doc". My editor deals with formatting.
I don't see a lot of room for generative stuff with SysAd. Let's be honest, it's generally glorified janitorial stuff.
Train it on my tickets and maybe it'll catch up... maybe it'll take some creative liberties with your core infrastructure. For what little there is to gain, there's a lot to lose
Besides, we already have stuff like SIEM; the machines have been involved.
It has helped me with boilerplate code, but Ansible is barely above that as-is, I can type it. The words representing what I want are hardly any simpler
I'd be silly to say no benefit could be had, but I'll let people sort that out before I get excited