Developers should deploy their own code but usually don’t today. But AI might change that.

Infrastructure as code (IaC) won’t be written by humans. Cloud engineers have been trying to find the perfect abstraction for infrastructure-as-code for almost a decade (Terraform was released in 2014). Despite some success, there’s still a rift in adoption. Most teams use higher-level services that specialize in developer experience — Vercel, Railway, Render, Fly, or a host of other PaaS. It’s just easie

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AI will write the majority of infrastructure-as-code, infer infrastructure components for application code, convert infrastructure between providers, help developers write their own IaC, and suggest changesets for complicated templates.

Infrastructure as Code Will be Written by AI