What Does It Take for AI Agents To Deploy Infrastructure?

October 28, 2025

, By The New Stack

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AI is changing the way developers code. How much change and whether it’s all positive is the source of endless debates, but the impact is here to stay. And once AI code gets even better, teams will ship features more often.

None of this is true with regard to infrastructure.

Deploying and maintaining environments that power applications, whether for testing or production, is a serious bottleneck. Most organizations still rely on ticket queues and manual reviews before anything moves to production, and some of the work relies heavily on…

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What Does It Take for AI Agents To Deploy Infrastructure?

October 28, 2025

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AI is changing the way developers code. How much change and whether it’s all positive is the source of endless debates, but the impact is here to stay. And once AI code gets even better, teams will ship features more often.

None of this is true with regard to infrastructure.

Deploying and maintaining environments that power applications, whether for testing or production, is a serious bottleneck. Most organizations still rely on ticket queues and manual reviews before anything moves to production, and some of the work relies heavily on…

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