Using AI Coding Agents for DevOps: Terraform, Ansible, and Kubernetes with OpenCode
AI coding agents aren’t just for web developers cranking out React components. If you spend your days writing…
AI coding agents aren’t just for web developers cranking out React components. If you spend your days writing…
Deploying Tomcat by hand on every server gets old fast, especially when you’re managing multiple environments across different…
Earthly Cloud shut down on July 16, 2025. The open-source CLI entered maintenance mode (critical bug fixes only,…
Running Dagger inside GitHub Actions gives you the best of both worlds: GitHub handles triggers, runners, and PR…
GitHub Actions handles 5 million workflow runs per day and sits in 62% of developers’ personal projects. Dagger,…
If your CI/CD pipelines live in YAML files that break in ways you can’t reproduce locally, Dagger is…
Most CI/CD pipelines are still glued together with YAML and shell scripts. Dagger takes a different approach: you…
If you’ve only used Ansible on Linux, Windows is a different animal. There’s no SSH, no Bash, and…
Four tools, four architectures, four communities pulling in different directions. If you’re choosing a configuration management tool right…
Managing a handful of Proxmox VMs through the web UI is fine. Managing dozens across a cluster, spinning…
Sooner or later, every Ansible project hits the same wall: database passwords sitting in plain YAML, API keys…
Managing a handful of servers by hand is fine. Managing fifty, or five hundred, with SSH and bash…