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The AI Journey: MLOps with Kubeflow

A new episode of the webinar series "The AI Journey"

TTG collaborates with DeltaTre Innovation Lab that presents two webinars:

The AI Journey: Data Science experiments with ML.NET & Jupyter

A new episode of the webinar series "The AI Journey"

Language: English

Date/time: Tuesday 14^th July 2020 - 10:00 - 11:30 CEST

Here is the first BEPS' course on the Windows Embedded / IoT platform.

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise (Full-Basic)

On Thursday, March 12^th 2020

Windows 10 IoT Enterprise (Full-Avanced)

On Friday, March 13^th 2020

Early Bird: (before February 20^th 2020)

I invite you to the next Coding Gym in Turin on February 11^th at 7:00 PM in Toolbox  .

Coding Gym events are free.

Slots are limited and  registration is required.

Note: Registration is in Italian, but all the exercises and materials are in English .

Keep in mind: Tuesday January 14^th at 7:00 PM in Toolbox  .

See you soon in the Coding Gym!

I invite you to the next Coding Gym in Turin on January 14^th at 7:00 PM in Toolbox  .

For more information, please visit the official website.

Coding Gym events are free.

Slots are limited and  registration is required.

See you soon in the Coding Gym!

In this session, Enrico Sabbadin (Deltatre) will present this very interesting session.

Kubernetes is the standard solution for container orchestration. In this session we will introduce the basic concepts and terminology of Kubernetes. Next, we will see a real example step by step, distributing a dotnet Core API application on a cluster using Helm and Yaml.

Next meeting will be on Saturday December, the 14^th 2019 from 9PM to 4:30PM:

Global AI bootcamp 2019

Global AI Bootcamp is a big, free of charge, event on Artificial Intelligence organized by TTG (Torino Technologies Group) in collaboration with:

ItaliaDotNet

dotNetPodcast

DotNetCampania

All powered by #DeltatreInnovationLab

I invite you to the next Coding Gym in Turin on November 26^th at 7:00 PM in Toolbox  .

Coding Gym is an international programming lab format open to any language and developed for continuous improvement. Attendees ("gymmers") work in pair on 3 self-contained challenges, using any programming language they agree upon. Everything is done in the web browser, so no need to have SDK or dev tools on your machine.