Every day, this person tells Hermes — running on Qwen 3.6 35B-A3B — to add a new app to their k3s cluster, and it creates the needed secrets, updates the repo, pushes the app, and hands back the resulting IP address on its own. When they first set it up, they had it troubleshoot odd networking behavior on their three-node cluster; it found one node dropping packets and suggested replacing the Ethernet cable, which fixed it, then went further and suggested upgrading to 2.5G NICs since the 1G links were consistently saturated. They note tools like Claude Code or Codex could do the same thing, but like not having to think about token costs for infrastructure that's already entirely in-house.
Reported anonymously by an r/LocalLLM contributor · score 2