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Show HN: Milk Infrastructure – AI that builds, deploys, manages infra

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I've been working on a platform that uses LLMs to build maintain and manage k8s clusters on any cloud.

The system writes infra as code to your Github repos and automatically containerizes and scales any services (public or private). The goal is to give your average engineer a vercel-like deployment experience for any service in any language at minimal cost.

We have humans involved at the moment auditing LLM outputs and keeping an eye on clusters. We are looking for folks who may be thinking about their first infra/devops hire.

Just connect your github and your cloud provider.

The system gives a built in CI/CD and very easy creation of dev/test clusters or deployment of test branches.

Pricing is $50/mo per cluster and $5/mo per service.

Please get in touch! If you're a good fit we'd love to give you our team + LLMs at a fraction of the cost of a full-time infra hire as we build out more and more automations.

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> Connect your github to Milk and chose whether you're deploying a repo as a service, cron-job, or worker.

Chose -> Choose I believe?

This looks interesting. Just so I understand, the cost is just for access to the tool? Ie it's 2 clusters 10 services = 150 / mo + whatever the cloud costs actually end up being?

Also noticing I cannot sign up without scheduling a call. For me, this is a big red flag. I'm curious if there would be an opportunity for a free trial?

Yup that's about right - the tool is LLMs generating infra code or docker code as needed as well as a mechanic that feeds cluster usage/consumption to try to scale things up and down at the pod & node level.

We have humans in the loop to generate more and more labeled data for retraining. Wish I could open it up for trial/general use but we're a bit early for us to open up self-serve

I've been building production grade k8s specifically for ML workloads for most of my career. Infra is my bread & butter and my goal with Milk is to take years of infra work and automate it.

The signup at the moment is a quick 15m intro call. Happy to chat about the product or just hear about your infra struggles <3

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