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    Sep 4
    Kubernetes Tip: In-place pod resize Here is how it works 👇 In-Place Pod Resize feature allows you to change CPU and memory requests and limits on a running pod without deleting or recreating it. When a resize is needed, The kubelet updates the container's Linux cgroup
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    CRI Vs CNI Vs CSI in Kubernetes 👇 1. CRI (Container Runtime Interface): How kubelet talks to container runtimes 2. CNI (Container Network Interface): How pods get network connectivity 3. CSI (Container Storage Interface): How pods get persistent storage Here, the key pattern
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    🛠 DevOps tool of the Week: TruLens You built and ran an LLM app and it seems to work, but How do you know the retrieval is actually relevant? Or that the answers are actually based on your source data and not hallucinated? That's where TruLens helps. TruLens gives you a
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    Sep 3
    Deploy Llama 3 with Docker and vLLM 🚀 Running LLMs is not just about spinning up a container. It is about performance, memory, and efficient GPU usage. In this guide, you will learn, - GPU Environment setup (Docker + NVIDIA runtime) - Model deployment with llama & vLLM -
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    Sep 2
    How Kubernetes Gateway API Configs Becomes Traffic? First lets look at the gateway API Control Plane (left side): - 𝗚𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘄𝗮𝘆𝗖𝗹𝗮𝘀𝘀 (cluster scoped): Defines who (which controller) manages your gateways. It can be Nginx Envoy, Istio etc.. - 𝗚𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘄𝗮𝘆 (namespace
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