Comment by kachapopopow

AI is a tool like any other, you have to learn to use it.

I had AI create me a k8s device plugin for supporting sr-iov only vGPU's. Something nvidia calls "vendor specific" and basically offers little to not support for in their public repositories for Linux KVM.

I loaded up a new go project in goland, opened up Junie, typed what I needed and what I have, went to make tea, came back, looked over the code to make sure it wasn't going to destroy my cluster (thankfully most operations were read-only), deployed it with the generated helm chart and it worked (nearly) first try.

Before this I really had no idea how to create device plugins other than knowing what they are and even if I did, it would have easily taken me an hour or more to have something working.

The only thing AI got wrong is that the virtual functions were symlinks and not directories.

The entire project is good enough that I would consider opensourcing it. With 2 more prompts I had configmap parsing to initialize virtual functions on-demand.