Engineer your company’s future with AI: Use open source tools on AWS
summary
A fast overview of running open source MLOps on AWS with concrete examples: a camera+model system that saved a crayfish farm, starting on an Ubuntu laptop with Jupyter then scaling to cloud; recommended tools include Kubeflow and MLflow and advice to reuse on‑prem GPUs (many shops run at 20–30% GPU utilization). Covers hybrid/multi‑cloud patterns, how to avoid lock‑in, cost and security tradeoffs, and when simple predictive models beat generative AI.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:18How I got introduced to the public cloud
- 2:28Challenges in AI
- 3:42Use cases
- 4:45Benefits of AI
- 5:22What is open source
- 6:40Enterprise Readiness
- 7:19How do you scale
- 9:31Running AI on any cloud
- 11:31What are your AI projects
- 12:50Learn more
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