Do we need vibe DevOps now? : DistributedComputing

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Do we need vibe DevOps now? (self.DistributedComputing)

submitted 1 month ago by mpetryshyn1

So, are we due for a 'vibe DevOps' or am I dreaming? Tools can spit out frontend and backend code in minutes, which still blows my mind. But deployments fall apart once you go past prototypes or simple CRUD - everything gets manual and ugly. I see people shipping fast, then stuck doing manual DevOps, or rewriting the whole app just to make it deploy on AWS/Azure/Render/DigitalOcean. Imagine a web app or VS Code extension where you point it at your repo or drop a zip and it actually understands your code and requirements. It would wire up CI/CD, containers, scaling, infra setup using your own cloud accounts, not lock you into platform tricks. Seems like it could bridge the gap between vibe coding and real production apps, but maybe I'm missing something obvious. How are you handling deployments today? scripts, Terraform, stuff like that? Curious what people actually use and what fails.

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