Sundeep Machado

Getting Started with Ollama.ai

Labels: ai, development, large-language-models, llm, tutorial

Ollama.ai

Ollama.ai is an excellent tool that helps you to run Large Language Models (LLMs) locally on your computer like Llama2.

In this article, I decided to test whether Ollama can work with my consumer grade GPU - MSI GTX Super 1660

A list of things to remember when deploying a Large Language Model (LLM) on Production

Labels: ai, development, large-language-models, llm

LLAMA

A small checklist that intends to make your LLM deployment easier.

This checklist is intended to help you get started with deploying your own Model or an open source one like Llama2

Free Kubernetes cluster on Oracle Cloud using k3s

Labels: cloud, k3s, kubernetes, oci, tutorial

K3S

Oracle Cloud has a very generous forever free tier. I have been using k3s on my Raspberry Pi 4 machines for sometime in my local home network and it is working amazingly well.

I was very keen to deploy k3s for free on a cloud provider as a backup to my local clusters and finally managed to do that recently.

US Elections 2020 - The best way to keep track of what is happening

Labels: us-elections-2020

US Elections 2020 is too close to call

The US Elections 2020 is one of the most widely watched event in the world.

We look at the ways the Tech / Media Companies are trying to make sense of the data.

Microsoft Clarity - An easy to use User Behavior Analytics Tool

Labels: analytics, microsoft

Microsoft Clarity is a free service that helps users to understand how users are interacting with their websites.

The services offers the ability to record user sessions and also generates a Heat Map for clicks.

Using Gitlab for backing up data to AWS S3 and Google Cloud Storage

Labels: aws, gcp, gitlab, s3, tutorial, yml

Gitlab has a generous free tier for CICD called "Gitlab Pipelines", that can be used to store build artifacts (or anything) in AWS S3 and Google Cloud Storage for free.

Grab the code here: GitlabToCloud.

Using AWS lambda as a Proxy for any service

Labels: aws, gcp, serverless, tutorial

Amazon Web Services has a generous free tier for Lambda which involves 1 million free invocations.

With the release of HTTP API for API Gateway, you can use Lambda as a proxy for any service.

The source code is available here -> AWS Lambda Proxy using Nodejs