Python Live: Kubeflow Update and Demonstration

Amicus

Jordan Hayward hosts a webinar and live Q & A with Josh Bottum, Product Manager for Kuberflow Community.

<h1>Kubeflow Update and Demonstration</h1><h2>Thursday 18th August 6pm BST (12pm CST)</h2><h3>Python Live is a series of live events designed to connect the tech community and drive exposure &amp; learning to Machine Learning, Data Engineering and Python professionals.</h3><h3>By bringing successful people together, we can add value to tech professionals who want to develop their skillset as well as tech leaders who want to develop their team.</h3><p>Kubeflow requires an advanced team with vision and perseverance, and so does solving the world’s hardest problems.</p><p>This Kubeflow update will cover:</p><ul><li>What is Kubeflow and why market leaders use Kubeflow</li><li>User feedback from Kubeflow User Survey</li><li>An update on Kubeflow 1.6 </li><li>Kubeflow use case demo - Build a pipeline from a jupyter notebook</li><li>How to get involved with Kubeflow.</li></ul><p>With over 7,000 slack members, Kubeflow is the open source machine learning platform that delivers Kubernetes native operations. Kubeflow integrates software components for model development, training, visualization and tuning, along with pipeline deployments, and model serving. It supports popular frameworks i.e. tensorflow, keras, pytorch, xgboost, mxnet, scikit learn and provides kubernetes operating efficiencies.  </p><p>In this workshop, Josh Bottum will review why market leaders are using Kubeflow and important feedback received in the Kubeflow User Survey. He will also review the Kubeflow release process and the benefits coming in Kubeflow 1.6. Demo gods willing, Josh will also provide a quick demo of how to build a Kubeflow pipeline from a Jupyter notebook. He will finish with information on how to get involved in the Kubeflow Community.</p><p><strong>Bio</strong></p><p>Josh Bottum has volunteered as a Kubeflow Community Product Manager since 2019.   Over the last 12 releases, Josh has helped the Kubeflow project by running community meetings, triaging GitHub issues, answering slack questions, recruiting code contributors, running user surveys, developing release roadmaps and presentations, writing blog posts, and providing Kubeflow demonstrations.</p><p>#pythonlive #liveseries #amicusjobs</p><h1>Webinar FAQs</h1><h2>Who can attend tech webinars?</h2><p>Absolutely anyone can attend any of the online Live Series events. Whether you&#x27;re a tech professional or a hobbyist coder, our webinars are aimed at building communities, providing networking opportunities and an educational hub for Golang, JavaScript and Python enthusiasts.</p><h2>How can I attend an online tech webinar?</h2><p>All you have to do to attend the Live Series webinars is register via Eventbrite. You can do this by hitting the REGISTER button on the event page, and you&#x27;ll receive access to the Zoom link. On the day of the webinar, tune into the talk by clicking on the link and sit back and enjoy the show.</p><h2>Can attendees be seen in a webinar?</h2><p>You won&#x27;t be seen by others during the webinar. The webinar will consist of a live stream of the host and the guest speaker, anyone watching will not be seen by other attendees or the speakers on screen.</p><h2>Can I ask questions during a tech webinar?</h2><p>We 100% encourage attendees to put questions to the host and guest speaker at our webinars. You can put questions to them during the webinar and there&#x27;ll be a general Q&amp;A to finish the talk too. Your question may also be read out during or at the end the webinar.</p><h2>How do I ask questions during a zoom webinar?</h2><p>Once the webinar begins, you&#x27;ll see a chat available to the side of your screen. You can post any questions you have in that chat and the host will have access to your questions and will put them to the speaker when they see fit.</p><h2>Do I need a Zoom account to attend a tech webinar?</h2><p>We use Zoom to host our webinars. So it would be easier for you to attend if you already have a Zoom account set up. If not, we suggest setting one up well in advance so you don&#x27;t run the risk of missing the webinar.</p><h2>Where can I find more tech webinars?</h2><p>We hold Python webinars, JavaScript webinars and Golang webinars on a quarterly basis. They&#x27;re called Golang Live, Python Live and JavaScript Live and you can find them on our main Eventbrite page.</p><h2>How much does a webinar cost?</h2><p>Our webinars are completely free to attend, all you need to do is register for free by hitting the register button on our event page.</p>

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