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LF Deep Learning FoundationTechnical Advisory Council Meeting March 14, 2019
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Agenda • Roll Call • Approval of Minutes • Invited Presentation: Jesse Suen • Q&A • Next Meeting Information
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Approval of Minutes • Draft minutes from the February 14 meeting of the TAC were previously distributed to the TAC members. • Proposed Resolution: • That the minutes of the February 14 meeting of the Technical Advisory Council of the LF Deep Learning Foundation are hereby approved.
Invited Presentation Jesse Suen, Principe Software Engineer at Intuit Jesse Suen is a Principal Engineer at Intuit developing microservices-based, distributed applications for Kubernetes and key contributor to Argo project. He was an early engineer at Applatix (acquired by Intuit), building a platform to help users run containerized workloads in the public cloud. Prior to that, he was part of the engineering team at Tintri and Data Domain working on virtualized infrastructure, storage, tooling and automation. Jesse received his B.A. in Computer Science & Cognitive Science from UC Berkeley. Machine Learning Workflows and Continuous Deployment using Argo Running Machine Learning in production at scale is complex. Today many enterprises are building their machine learning platform on Kubernetes. Argoproj is a collection of developer tools for Kubernetes which can be used for DevOps for ML. In this session we will first walk through Argo workflows, an open source container native workflow engine that can be used to run complex, highly parallel ML and data processing pipelines and DAGs on Kubernetes. Then we will talk about Argo CD, a declarative GitOps based Continuous Delivery tool that can be used to deploy different ML components.
Argo Project Argoproj is a collection of tools for getting work done with Kubernetes • Argo Workflows Container-native Workflow Engine • Argo CD Declarative GitOps Continuous Delivery • Argo Events Event-based Dependency Manager • Argo CI Simple CI based on GitHUb and Argo Workflows Web site https://argoproj.github.io/ Github https://github.com/argoproj/argo Twitter https://twitter.com/argoproj
Jesse Suen’s Presentation: Machine Learning Workflows and Continuous Deployment using Argo
Next Meeting: March 28, 2019 Coach Project - Presentation & Proposal to join LF DL Invited speaker: Yinyin Liu, Principle Engineer, Head of Data Science, Intel AI Project category: Reinforcement Learning Coach on github: https://github.com/NervanaSystems/coach Coach documentation: https://nervanasystems.github.io/coach/
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