ML on OpenShift SIG Sherard Griffin (Red Hat) AI on OpenShift with the DataHub
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Channel: OpenShift · 2018 · Science & Technology
"Data Hub" is a collection of open source and cloud components deployed as a "machine learning-as-a-service" platform to solve internal business problems at Red Hat that enables teams to build, deploy, and execute analytic, machine learning and AI models. Repeatable human tasks are being replaced by automation, creating significant opportunity and risk for Red Hat. AI can be applied to our core business and direct customer services. To do so, data must be seamlessly unified from a broad range of sources and made accessible to analytic models. This presentation is about how Red Hat runs AI and machine learning workloads on OpenShift.
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