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> Look into IaC (infrastructure as code) which all major clouds, and even smaller clouds support. Much more sane way of managing resources. No, sane way is aut
by pdimitar 2y ago
> Look into IaC (infrastructure as code) which all major clouds, and even smaller clouds support. Much more sane way of managing resources.
No, sane way is automating it 100% with zero UI required. But you do you.
> Is the company mandating you use AI to solve problems... or? Anecdotally I don't use AI very much at $DAYJOB, nor do any of my co-workers.
As mentioned in a reply to your sibling comment, I don't do it because I was sure from the get go that it will only get some algorithms right, and only for the most popular languages, and I was on point. But I had fun watching colleagues banging their heads against the wall many times.
And again as per the reply to the sibling comment, I was commenting on the general "future" state of the area.
- hypeatei 2y ago> sane way is automating it 100% with zero UI required Umm... that's what IaC is for, you write resource blocks in a file then use a command to deploy said resources.
- kortilla 2y ago>No, sane way is automating it 100% with zero UI required. But you do you. Infrastructure as code means text, not a UI. Please Google the things people are suggesting before getting confrontational
- pdimitar 2y agoDon't you still have to prepare stuff in the vendor-locked UI beforehand? Or is it much better these days?