Show HN: Trainkore – Prompting for Enterprise
- Model router to select appropriate model for prompts.- Auto generate prompts based on the topic.- Prompt Versioning, Logs and Monitoring.
anuragvishwa
Re:
on Thursday April 25, 2024 @02:52PM (#40161522)
Hey Guys, could you please help me choose between 2 ideas i am planning to build:
1.Prompt Engineering Evaluations for LLMs through playground .
2. Fine Tuning a foundational model.
Thanks.
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on Thursday April 25, 2024 @03:23AM (#40154504)
These are the features i am working on -
1. Collaborative playground with history
2. Prompt management and deployment controls
3. Backtest changes and confidently update models
4. Capture feedback and run quantitative experiments
Would like your feedback and suggestions
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on Wednesday April 24, 2024 @05:15PM (#40149752)
Launching soon, the playground :
1. Collaborative playground with history
2. Prompt management and deployment controls
3. Backtest changes and confidently update models
4. Capture feedback and run quantitative experiments
Feedbacks and comments are most welcome
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Re:What important features is Kubernetes missing?
on Sunday February 11, 2024 @01:45PM (#39337371)
I am planning to build a startup around some pain points around K8s, it may be related to platform engineering as well.
- I tried building Opensource Platform as a service (Visualith) that would help you deploy k8s cluster and application on your AWS account but have 0 takers.
I think i am missing the point here.
Need some feedback around the pain points so that i could build an actual solution.
Re:PaaS for AWS(eks)
on Monday January 15, 2024 @01:32PM (#39004285)
I recently launched my open-source product, visualith.com .
It is a PAAS for AWS.
- It helps you quickly deploy cluster(EKS) and applications using GitOps principle (ArgoCD).
- It contains graphana and prometheus pre configured.
- It also contains Kubecost preconfigured.
I am unable to get a single user to try the product. What am i doing wrong or is the timing wrong.
Desperately need some suggestions.
PaaS for AWS(eks)
Re:Building Open-source cost monitoring for Kubernates
on Wednesday December 27, 2023 @05:56AM (#38780824)
With comparison to say Kubecost , the product will have - - Muticluster visibility in the single dashboard (for Kubecost , muticluster is enterprise ). - The application would also contain apart from monitoring Autoscaling and bin packing ( based on VPA recommendation for each application and providing a window to automatically adjust it). - Smart cost optimization : Tools like Karpenter(AWS) would be used to quickly get the alternatives to On-Demand instances and providing spot instances for them. - Better UX - The UX would be our top priority with 5 min, setup , maybe with a helm package. - Automated rightsizing : Based on the VPA recommendation .
These are the basic points i could ponder on for the application. 1. The monitoring part would be open-source and free for multi clusters. 2. Report generation and alert management to (Slack,email etc) open-source. 2. The autoscaling part/Bin packaging/Node autoscaling/Spot instances would be enterprise features.
Would love to know your insights and feedback . Thanks for going through the context
Re:Building Open-source cost monitoring for Kubernates
on Wednesday December 27, 2023 @05:56AM (#38780820)
Sorry for the confusion, but by single command , i meant to say single Helm command!
Re:Building Open-source cost monitoring for Kubernates
on Wednesday December 27, 2023 @03:06AM (#38780024)
With comparison to say Kubecost , the product will have -
- Muticluster visibility in the single dashboard (for Kubecost , muticluster is enterprise ).
- The application would also contain apart from monitoring Autoscaling and bin packing ( based on VPA recommendation for each application and providing a window to automatically adjust it).
- Smart cost optimization : Tools like Karpenter(AWS) would be used to quickly get the alternatives to On-Demand instances and providing spot instances for them.
- Better UX - The UX would be our top priority with 5 min, setup , maybe with a helm package.
- Automated rightsizing : Based on the VPA recommendation .
These are the basic points i could ponder on for the application. 1. The monitoring part would be open-source and free for multi clusters. 2. Report generation and alert management to (Slack,email etc) open-source. 2. The autoscaling part/Bin packaging/Node autoscaling/Spot instances would be enterprise features.
Would love to know your insights and feedback . Thanks for going through the context.
Re:Building Open-source cost monitoring for Kubernates
on Wednesday December 27, 2023 @02:49AM (#38779932)
It is build in progress, wanted to know the feedback/need of the product before launching.
Nevertheless, it would get launched by Jan 30th 2024 .
The sample page would look like this - https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd....
I would keep posting the updates to the project here. Thanks for going through the context.
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