Course Outline

Foundations of Hybrid AI Deployment

  • Understanding hybrid, cloud, and edge deployment models
  • AI workload characteristics and infrastructure constraints
  • Choosing the right deployment topology

Containerizing AI Workloads with Docker

  • Building GPU and CPU inference containers
  • Managing secure images and registries
  • Implementing reproducible environments for AI

Deploying AI Services to Cloud Environments

  • Running inference on AWS, Azure, and GCP via Docker
  • Provisioning cloud compute for model serving
  • Securing cloud-based AI endpoints

Edge and On-Prem Deployment Techniques

  • Running AI on IoT devices, gateways, and microservers
  • Lightweight runtimes for edge environments
  • Managing intermittent connectivity and local persistence

Hybrid Networking and Secure Connectivity

  • Secure tunneling between edge and cloud
  • Certificates, secrets, and token-based access
  • Performance tuning for low-latency inference

Orchestrating Distributed AI Deployments

  • Using K3s, K8s, or lightweight orchestration for hybrid setups
  • Service discovery and workload scheduling
  • Automating multi-location rollout strategies

Monitoring and Observability Across Environments

  • Tracking inference performance across locations
  • Centralized logging for hybrid AI systems
  • Failure detection and automated recovery

Scaling and Optimizing Hybrid AI Systems

  • Scaling edge clusters and cloud nodes
  • Optimizing bandwidth usage and caching
  • Balancing compute loads between cloud and edge

Summary and Next Steps

Requirements

  • An understanding of containerization concepts
  • Experience with Linux command-line operations
  • Familiarity with AI model deployment workflows

Audience

  • Infrastructure architects
  • Site Reliability Engineers (SREs)
  • Edge and IoT developers
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