I use AI all the time to parse log files for errors. Or write up simple scripts to do things that are one-offs or test of concept. Most, if not all succeed. I made a parser that translates the config of one brand of switches to another one, worked perfectly.
In what way are you using an LLM? It sounds like you’re asking it moral questions, to which it of course can’t give you an answer in any sort of objective sense.
Easy for you to say. There were none that existed, certainly not from the manufacturers. I may have been able to hobble it together in a day or two, but it took less than 30 min instead.
I use AI all the time to parse log files for errors. Or write up simple scripts to do things that are one-offs or test of concept. Most, if not all succeed. I made a parser that translates the config of one brand of switches to another one, worked perfectly.
In what way are you using an LLM? It sounds like you’re asking it moral questions, to which it of course can’t give you an answer in any sort of objective sense.
Surely you don’t tell your LLM “ingest the whole 10GB log file, look for errors”?
I believe we are all saying in the thread that minor things do work correctly. Because a config map is not a hard thing to produce.
Depends on the error obviously.
Easy for you to say. There were none that existed, certainly not from the manufacturers. I may have been able to hobble it together in a day or two, but it took less than 30 min instead.