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The story usually told about AI and infrastructure is a single bad exchange. Somebody asks an assistant for a Helm chart, asks whether it is good, gets a yes, and a week later the same model agrees it was wrong all along.

With no isolated runtime on offer, developers run agents in ordinary pods.

A Kubernetes upgrade starts at two in the morning and drains nodes one at a time. One of those nodes hosts the Postgres primary.

A golden path competes for adoption. That framing is the whole article, and most of the ways these projects fail come from forgetting it.

The question is usually framed as a gap: you do GitOps, you run operators, so why is your infrastructure still described in Terraform modules instead of Kubernetes resources?

The Argo CD pullRequest generator watches a repository, creates an Application for every open pull request, and removes it when the pull request closes