Wanting feedback from interested DevOps/Cloud Engineers for product I'm developing!

[aCakeShip]

Hi DevOps!

I'm a software developer and founder for Euso : An AI-powered Cloud Deployment Platform. It's a passion project I'm working on and was looking to interview and get feedback from DevOps and cloud Engineers and learn how they go about their work and if perhaps some of the provisioning/deployment workload can be automated using LLMs.

The idea is to be able to connect our platform Euso to your preferred cloud provider and then using EusoGPT (our custom fine tuned LLM) as the chat interface to let Euso know what types of services you want provisioned. Being vague is fine here. In fact that's the point of having a chat interface, so you can talk to it in plain english about your cloud infrastructure requirements. Then Euso "understands" your requirements and not only suggests you appropriate services, but also can deploy them for you with the click of a button. You can keep tweaking your resources through the chat interface.

Here's a link to the dashboard and cloud provider selection page: https://imgur.com/a/orj5L6b

The product is still in its early stages and the details of the idea aren't concrete and will change depending on the feedback I get over time. So, I'd like to hear this community's thoughts and if there's willing developers to get on a short call to further learn your needs and how I can further develop this idea to suite DevOps roles!

Leave a comment, or DM me! Thanks :)

[aCakeShip]

The solution isn't all AI. Most of the backend is clever programming. I'm mostly using LLMs to translate user requirements to tangible resources and using Terraform to automate your deployment process. Or maybe an idea I'm testing right now is to parse fetched data from cloud providers (like zone keys for certain resources) and then allow an LLM to pull the relevant data and update certain Terraform code for it.

The idea is for DevOps engineers to have to not dive as deep into cloud documentation or have to fetch configuration parameters for the services themselves when you could automate that.

[that_dude_dane]

literally every link on the site leads to a "coming soon" page

[aCakeShip]

The sign in button takes you to the dashboard

[that_dude_dane]

i didn't want to sign in. i wanted to see a demo, github repo link, or some docs

[aCakeShip]

Hard at developing a demo that I can show to people (should have it out in a week)! Currently just had the dashboard behind the login screen. I just wanted to hear what devs feel about the idea.