Posts tagged with #devops
- $ open OpenCode Part 1: A Terminal AI Agent You Actually Control ↗
OpenCode is an open source AI coding agent with provider flexibility, cross-repo context, and per-session cost tracking. Here's how to set it up and why GitHub's pricing changes make it worth a look.
- $ open GitHub's Agentic Workflows ↗
GitHub Agentic Workflows let you describe repo tasks in plain Markdown and have a coding agent run them on a schedule. Here's how they work and what you can do with them.
- $ open Platform AI Part 4: Building a Claude Code Plugin to Develop the AI Itself ↗
How I built a Claude Code skill that turns my IDE into a multi-agent development studio for building, debugging, and shipping features on my AI DevOps assistant.
- $ open Platform AI Part 3: Building a Multi-Agent System for DevOps ↗
How I turned a single chatbot into a team of specialized AI agents that route requests, hand off between each other, and investigate Kubernetes issues through structured workflows.
- $ open Platform AI Part 2: Adding Agentic Tool Use for AKS Management ↗
Building an AI assistant with Claude that can actually manage Kubernetes clusters - checking status, starting and stopping AKS, and handling Crossplane webhooks automatically.
- $ open Repo-Local AI Governance: Why We Need a Standard for Constraining AI Agents ↗
AI coding assistants are becoming autonomous agents that modify code, run commands, and make architectural decisions. But there's no standard way to tell them what they shouldn't do. Here's a proposal.
- $ open Golden Paths, Day-2 Operations, and Where the Abstractions Crack ↗
Golden paths get attention for service creation. The harder problem is day-2 operations—where reality shows up.
- $ open Elastic Cloud Fleet Agent + Kubernetes Container Logs ↗
How we made container logs visible in Kibana using Elastic Fleet Agent, why some setups silently fail, and what it takes to fix them.
- $ open Building the ARM Service Portal: A Self-Service Platform for Azure Infrastructure ↗
A deep dive into building a self-service portal that lets developers provision Azure resources through blueprints, while Terraform and GitOps handle everything behind the scenes.
- $ open How I Built Ephemeral PR Environments on AKS ↗
Every pull request gets its own isolated environment with HTTPS, automatic cleanup, and zero manual intervention.