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Month summary - July 2023
Month summary · Issue of July 2023

Month summary — July 2023

Mon 31 Jul 20232 min read3 links

I am aggregating here some more or less interesting stuff of various IT related materials which I came across this month. Some of them are strictly related to the things I did or am currently doing.

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01Some thoughts

Summer is in full swing, and I’m not doing much after work. Not doing much on the computer, that is. I’m doing a lot of other things, like swimming, hiking, and spending time with friends and family.

But even though I’m not spending a lot of time on the computer, I’m still learning new things. In work, I’ve been learning a lot about Kubeflow Pipelines and how to use them to build ML pipelines.

Kubeflow Pipelines are an open-source platform for building and managing ML pipelines. It’s a powerful tool that can help you automate your ML workflow and make it more reproducible. I’ve been able to build a few pipelines using Kubeflow Pipelines, and I’m really excited about the possibilities.

I run production pipelines on Google Cloud in a service called Vertex Pipelines. Vertex Pipelines are a managed service that makes it easy to run Kubeflow Pipelines on Google Cloud.

I’m excited to continue learning about Kubeflow Pipelines and Vertex Pipelines. I think these are great tools that can help ML engineers automate their workflows and make their work more reproducible.

I’m looking forward to learning more about it, and I will share more about my experiences with these tools in future blog posts.

02Python

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blog.europython.eu

Kraken Technologies: How we organise our very large Python monolith

Layering is a well-known software architecture pattern in which components are organized, conceptually, into a stack. A component is not allowed to depend on any components higher up the stack.

03Django

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spookylukey.github.io

Django Views — The Right Way

It is the result of mistakes made and lessons learned in a range of Django and Python projects over 15+ years.

04Cloud

1 link
faizanbashir.me

Automating Deployment of Applications using Kubernetes Python SDK

In this article, we’ll demonstrate how to use the Python Kubernetes SDK to automate the deployment of an Nginx application to a Kubernetes cluster.