Course Outline
Foundations of Hybrid AI Deployment for Government
- Understanding hybrid, cloud, and edge deployment models for government operations
- Analyzing AI workload characteristics and infrastructure constraints in public sector environments
- Selecting the appropriate deployment topology to meet mission requirements
Containerizing AI Workloads with Docker for Government
- Constructing GPU and CPU inference containers tailored for government use cases
- Managing secure images and registries in compliance with federal standards
- Implementing reproducible environments to ensure consistency and reliability of AI applications
Deploying AI Services to Cloud Environments for Government
- Executing inference on AWS, Azure, and GCP via Docker in secure government cloud environments
- Provisioning cloud compute resources for efficient model serving within federal agencies
- Securing cloud-based AI endpoints to protect sensitive data and operations
Edge and On-Prem Deployment Techniques for Government
- Running AI on IoT devices, gateways, and microservers in government facilities
- Utilizing lightweight runtimes optimized for edge environments in public sector applications
- Managing intermittent connectivity and local data persistence to ensure continuous operations
Hybrid Networking and Secure Connectivity for Government
- Establishing secure tunnels between edge devices and cloud services for government networks
- Implementing certificate, secret, and token-based access controls to enhance security
- Performance tuning for low-latency inference in hybrid environments for government use
Orchestrating Distributed AI Deployments for Government
- Utilizing K3s, K8s, or lightweight orchestration solutions to manage hybrid setups in federal agencies
- Enabling service discovery and workload scheduling to optimize resource utilization
- Automating multi-location rollout strategies to streamline deployment across government sites
Monitoring and Observability Across Environments for Government
- Tracking inference performance across various locations to ensure consistent service delivery
- Implementing centralized logging for hybrid AI systems to facilitate monitoring and compliance
- Detecting failures and automating recovery processes to maintain system reliability
Scaling and Optimizing Hybrid AI Systems for Government
- Scaling edge clusters and cloud nodes to handle varying workloads in government operations
- Optimizing bandwidth usage and caching strategies to enhance efficiency and reduce costs
- Balancing compute loads between cloud and edge environments to optimize performance and resource utilization
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- An understanding of containerization concepts for government applications.
- Experience with Linux command-line operations in a secure environment.
- Familiarity with AI model deployment workflows within public sector frameworks.
Audience
- Infrastructure architects responsible for government systems.
- Site Reliability Engineers (SREs) supporting government operations.
- Edge and IoT developers working on government projects.
Testimonials (5)
OC is new to us and we learnt alot and the labs were excellent
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Very informative and to the point. Hands on pratice
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Labs and technical discussions.
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It gave a good grounding for Docker and Kubernetes.
Stephen Dowdeswell - Global Knowledge Networks UK
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I mostly enjoyed the knowledge of the trainer.