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Cloud Native playground for AI workloads #162

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rajaskakodkar opened this issue Jun 18, 2024 · 2 comments
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Cloud Native playground for AI workloads #162

rajaskakodkar opened this issue Jun 18, 2024 · 2 comments
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@rajaskakodkar
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This is an initiative under WG AI for a playground where contributors can:

  • deploy AI workloads
  • try out different reference architectures
  • tinker with MLOps pipelines
  • identify and explore the gaps in deploying AI workloads in cloud native infrastructure
  • understand how projects like Kubeflow allow you to do the full ML lifecycle: data prep, training, creating/hosting AI/ML artifacts, serving and observability (in a small environment)
  • provide leadership boards for reference architectures including other details like carbon footprint of hosting AI workloads

This is an umbrella issue and requires a bunch of aspects which need to be considered (the following list is work in progress)

  • Identifying the platform to host this playground
  • Designing this playground
  • Identifying cloud credits for the playground
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cc @raravena80 @cathyhongzhang @nikhita

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Started https://docs.google.com/document/d/1oIebBZy06SulzQvXykJ7-151n1zrHc4hFo7uormhJuk/edit?userstoinvite=nikitaraghunath%40gmail.com&sharingaction=manageaccess&role=writer to collect input from interested parties

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