[StickyRibbs]

i'll start panicking when it can productionalize an app and deploy it to GCP without any errors.

[raincole]

Then you should have been panicking for several months already.

[shishy]

I used cursor to manage spinning up and deploying a full stack app in AWS last week. Took me one afternoon.

[trhway]

I think you've just gave an idea to somebody's next startup, and we'll probably see it is being done in half-a-year. In general all that tedious YAML/etc. is ripe for the "autocompletion AI".

[CptFribble]

until it hallucinates a config and rings up a $10,000 AWS while you're asleep

[skydhash]

And then you'll find out a node was deployed with no backup strategy while there are multiple useless ones burning money.

[sigh_again]

"Don't look at your Kubernetes configuration, trust our AI to do it well" sounds like a psyop straight out of GCP or AWS to charge you four times what they need to before telling you "no, you absolutely need that $500 charge for your 1RPS static website, yes yes absolutely."

[ndndjdueej]

Invert that.

AI makes docker compose app. Cloud providers that cannot deploy a docker compose app simply and without errors will miss out.