Comment on How my AI Agent views and maintains "our" homelab
irmadlad@lemmy.world 3 weeks ago
Forgive my lack of understanding, but basically you have set up an automation system that starts/stops/upgrades/updates docker containers, and system management type of tasks? Do you pipe all this data to some type of monitoring dashboard…maybe something like Grafana? It seems like there would be a lot of data points that could/should be monitored. Do you get text/email alerts that confirm all is copacetic or not?
It sounds spectacular. Maybe a little too complicated for me to wrap my old head around all at once. One of these days, hopefully, I’m going to get AI into the lab as a useful tool and not as just a oddity that takes forever to compute.
Rock on with yo’ bad self bro! Thanks for sharing.
variety4me@lemmy.zip 3 weeks ago
I have not yet tried dthat. but thats the next step i should take
midribbon_action@lemmy.blahaj.zone 3 weeks ago
So there’s my answer: this wasn’t a test, or a learning experience. You can’t go back. The agent is a part owner of your server now, just like the title says. Fixing the race condition I pointed out, addressing the gaping security hole I informed you of, that’s not important. The next step is for the agent to add more greenfield features. That sounds absolutely careless, especially for an torrenting media server reachable from the internet. You’re playing with fire. Are you trying to do a good job with this hobby? To learn about how servers work, how the internet works? Or are you trying to do ‘science’ with llms and think you are above all sysadmin work, like every other ai bro in every other professional field?