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I don't use this tool, I only work for Digger as a designer and a developer. I love this product since it's 100% customer-centric.

Bunnyshell Team has helped us to understand our need on what are the pain points and what automation can be achieved using Bunnyshell.

Excellent platform to speed up development process with hassle-free pipeline generator. Another killer feature is the capability to create your job in your own codebase and sharing it on the hub. You maintain your own job in your own repository while contributing to the community, a win-win !

Although I haven't had a chance to try AutoInfra AI, the solution's premise is highly intriguing and could be a game-changer for managing cloud infrastructure. Acting as an AI-powered chat interface for your AWS account, AutoInfra AI aims to simplify the way you interact with your cloud infrastructure. The promise of being able to create, modify, and observe anything in your AWS account using natural language sounds highly efficient and user-friendly. It appears that this approach could remove a lot of the complexity associated with traditional cloud management interfaces, making it accessible even to those who aren't deeply technical. What stands out is the real-time alert analysis feature, which not only detects issues but also suggests resolutions. The fact that these can be instantly executed (pending your approval in Slack) could greatly accelerate troubleshooting and minimize downtime. While I am yet to test AutoInfra AI firsthand, the potential it demonstrates is hard to ignore. It appears that this tool could substantially simplify and expedite cloud infrastructure management. However, as my review is based solely on the product's description, I'd advise potential users to explore AutoInfra AI further to assess its fit for their specific needs.

Limited functionalities, does not add much more than out of the box jira plugins. We decided to go with Swarmia as they have a better offering

So sick how Assist actually gives you commands reflecting what's actually in your cluster. I had a Kubernetes pod that was stuck on CrashLoopBackOff and Assist was able to point me to the problem. It correctly suggested the problem was a port binding issue and even told me how to fix it! Honestly blew me away. This thing is going to really change how DevOps engineers work day-to-day.