Red Hat OpenShift AI

Configure a Jupyter notebook to use GPUs for AI/ML modeling
Article

The benefits of dynamic GPU slicing in OpenShift

Gaurav Singh +2

Learn how the dynamic accelerator slicer operator improves GPU resource management in OpenShift by dynamically adjusting allocation based on workload needs.

LLM fine tuning
Article

How to navigate LLM model names

Trevor Royer

Learning the naming conventions of large language models (LLMs) helps users select the right model for their needs.

Video Thumbnail
Video

Generative AI Development with Podman AI Lab, InstructLab, & OpenShift AI

Cedric Clyburn +1

Let's take a look at how you can get started working with generative AI in your application development process using open-source tools like Podman AI Lab (https://podman-desktop.io/extensions/...) to help build and serve applications with LLMs, InstructLab (https://instructlab.ai) to fine-tune models locally from your machine, and OpenShift AI (https://developers.redhat.com/product...) to handle the operationalizing of building and serving AI on an OpenShift cluster.

Open source AI for developers share image
E-book

Open source AI for developers

Red Hat

Explore the benefits of open source AI models and tools and learn how Red Hat OpenShift AI helps you build innovative AI-based applications in this e-book.

Featured image for AI/ML content on Red Hat Developer.
Article

Our top AI articles of 2024

Colleen Lobner

This year's top articles on AI include an introduction to GPU programming, a guide to integrating AI code assistants, and the KServe open source project.