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It handles DevOps tasks way faster than I would - setting up infra, writing migrations, config changes, etc. Project is still early stage so speed and quick ite
by victorbuilds 11mo ago
It handles DevOps tasks way faster than I would - setting up infra, writing migrations, config changes, etc. Project is still early stage so speed and quick iterations matter more than perfect process right now. Once there's real traffic and a team I'll tighten things up.
- MandieD 11mo ago"Once there's real traffic and a team I'll tighten things up." As someone who has been in this industry for a quarter century: no, you won't. At least, not before something even worse happens that finally forces you to.
- ljm 11mo agoIf I felt the need to optimise things like infra setup and config at an early stage of a project, I'd be worried that I'm investing effort into the wrong thing. Having an LLM churn out infra setup for you seems decidedly worse than the `git push heroku:master` of old, where it was all handled for you. And, frankly, cheaper than however much money the LLM subscription costs in addition to the cloud.
- ryanjshaw 11mo agoBut why have it execute the tasks directly? I use it to setup tasks in a just file, which I review and then execute myself. Also, consider a prod vs dev shell function that loads your prod vs dev ENV variables and in prod sets your terminal colors to something like white on red.
- wavemode 11mo ago> Once there's real traffic and a team I'll tighten things up. Nope. Once there's real traffic, you'll be even more time-constrained trying to please the customers. It's like a couple who thinks that their failing relationship will improve once they have a child.
- 946789987649 11mo agoIf you have no real traffic, what complex things are you doing that even require such tools?
- lp0_on_fire 11mo agoThere is nothing more permanent in computerlandia than a temporary solution.