Kubeflow: ML on OpenShift
summary
Kubeflow on OpenShift aims to deliver portable, composable ML on Kubernetes and currently ships as v0.4 with ~23 repos, ~143 contributors and 1,000+ commits; core pieces include JupyterHub notebooks (curated TensorFlow images back to 1.4, current ~1.12), TFJob training and Kubeflow Pipelines (Argo-based) plus Ambassador ingress and SeldonIO for serving. Practical gotchas: many community images assume flexible UIDs and need cluster-admin or SELinux tweaks on OpenShift 3.11; workshop deployments require elevated rights to avoid port/UID failures.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 4:12Gpus
- 13:54Community
- 14:55Integrations
- 20:55Notebooks
- 25:22Argo
- 30:44The Challenges with Openshift
- 31:58Operator Model
- 35:57Demo
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