Why Kubeflow gained so much traction=open community
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Explains why Kubeflow gained traction due to its open community
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the community you know does have many of the top vendors as we talked about in the world you've got Amazon Google Microsoft and IBM but maybe more importantly in my opinion is that the users and their contributions have been significant we've got folks like into it and go jack and ant and Bloomberg all making you know fairly significant contributions into different components into queue flow and there are many startups that are driving value in queue flow and in this ecosystem even in the UK I think you'd see folks like Selden Selden core you guys have probably familiar with the new Ric toe many others that are participating and as I talked about you know this project was initiated by Google kind of you know you could think of it as initially being how do I run tensorflow on kubernetes but it's really been expanded to run any machine learning environment and you can see now that most of the contributions are coming from folks outside of Google and do you mind if I ask a quick question right now on that one that what do you feel is the the drive for that why do you feel it it has gained so much traction yeah it's a great question and I think it's because it's a very welcoming community so you know Animesh at IBM or P Red Hat or Jeremy at Google or an abhishek or taya and William and gojaks or you know Lee or Clive at Selden all these people are willing to jump in and help people move along in their queue flow journey and you know gave it a Ron check and Jeremy Louie David who was at Google now at Microsoft kind of running their program over there I think I've set a culture that allows people to come in and really get engaged feel open to ask questions even in the cute flow user survey this has been consistent for the last couple years that I've been running the surveys 40 percent 30% of the people that have been coming in have been new to the community so even as we grow we continually get 30 to 40% new people coming in and we just ran our survey we had the largest responses amount today but I think you know just like any open source environment you know you need help right because it's not typically you don't have a fully baked vendor solution that you know comes with all the hand-holding you've got to do a little bit of the care and feeding on your own does that make sense completely yeah thanks for answer to that for me
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Why did Kubeflow gain so much traction? For our 8th MLOps community meetup Josh Bottom VP of Arrikto and Kubeflow community product manager answers this question for us. This is taken from a longer conversation you can find here: https://youtu.be/jXRbj5xnBy4
Linkedin, Spotify, Volvo, JP Morgan, and many other market leaders are leveraging Kubeflow to simplify the creation and the efficient deployment of Machine Learning models on Kubernetes. This presentation will provide an update on the Kubeflow 1.0 release, and review the Community’s best practices to support Critical User Journeys, which optimize ML workflows.
As a data scientist will often need to build (and save) hundreds of variants of their model, this session will provide a deeper dive into how an integrated storage solution simplifies model-building and increases ML productivity. The presentation will examine how to optimize the daily workflows of data scientists, and eliminate complex and time-consuming manual tasks. The talk will also highlight how efficient Kubeflow operations rely on Kubernetes storage primitives, such as Dynamic Volume Provisioning, Persistent Volumes and StatefulSets. This integrated solution simplifies the configuration, operations and data protection for Kubeflow and generic K8s stateful apps in production-grade, multi-user environments.
In this chat we sit down with Josh Bottum, a Kubeflow Community Product Manager. His Community responsibilities include assisting users to quantify Kubeflow business value, develop critical user journeys (CUJs), triage incoming user issues, prioritize feature delivery, write release announcements and deliver Kubeflow presentations and demonstrations.
Mr. Bottum is also a VP of Arrikto. Arrikto simplifies storage operations for stateful Kubernetes applications by enabling efficient local storage architectures with data durability and portability. Arrikto is a core code contributor to Kubeflow.
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