Join us as Cobus Bernard takes us on a live tour of his sprawling homelab - and explains why Claude wrote most of the Terraform and Ansible running it.
Cobus walks through a Proxmox setup running Traefik, Vault, Nomad, Keycloak, and a three-node Kubernetes cluster that doesn't quite work yet, all built by handing infrastructure-as-code tasks to Claude and slowly deciding how much of it to trust with real commands. You will learn how Cobus structures Terraform state and variables so an AI agent can safely extend it, why he still won't let Claude run terraform apply unsupervised, how MCP servers control what an agent is allowed to touch, and why confabulation might be a better word than hallucination for what these models actually do.
Timestamps
0:00 Welcome & Introduction
8:50 What's Running in the Home Lab - Proxmox, Traefik, and Vault
13:48 A Kubernetes Cluster That Doesn't Work Yet
17:09 MCP Servers and What Claude Is Allowed to Run
21:46 Is It That Claude Wrote the Terraform?
23:06 Trusting Claude with Terraform Apply
27:43 The Home Assistant Confession - Copy-Paste vs. Actually Learning
36:57 Naming Things - Solving the Classic Kubernetes Problem
43:52 Confabulation - A Better Word for AI Hallucination
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