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Running Open LLM Models on Kubernetes

TalkinUkrainianat DevOps fwdays'24 conference · on Saturday, 2024-02-17· [large-language-models, kubernetes, machine-learning]
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A practical introduction and demo showing what’s needed to run open-source LLMs (transformer-based models) in your own Kubernetes cluster. Covers data collection and tokenization, model architecture, training and optional fine-tuning, evaluation, saving and deployment, plus discussion of Hugging Face, managed cloud services, Kubernetes deployment patterns, and LLM serving frameworks with a live demo.

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  1. 0:00Intro
  2. 3:23What is LLM?
  3. 5:03What is Transformers?
  4. 5:35Data Collection and Preparation
  5. 6:54Tokenization and Vocabulary Building
  6. 8:00Model Architecture Design
  7. 9:33Training
  8. 13:09Fine-Tuning (Optional)
  9. 15:25Evaluation and Testing
  10. 16:06Saving and Deployment
  11. 16:58TL;DR
  12. 17:51Hugging Face - GitHub for LLMs
  13. 19:44How to run?
  14. 22:27Using Managed Cloud Services
  15. 23:11Kubernetes
  16. 25:50LLM Serving Frameworks
  17. 30:14Demo Time
  18. 40:32Conclusions
  19. 41:59Q&A
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