In this blog post, you will learn how to configure autoscaling for a Kubernetes cluster running in AWS. In the most common scenarios web applications are not always under the same workload. The number of users varies depending on the time of a day, week, or even year, so to save resources and money it’s […]
In the first part of this post, we showed you how to set up a G2 class EC2 host in the AWS cloud and how to install Tesla GPU drivers for the Ubuntu operating system on it. Now all that’s left to do is to configure the PyTorch environment and run it on the interactive […]
In this post, we will show you how to configure your Ubuntu GPU EC2 instance in Amazon Web Services from start to finish so that you can perform Deep Learning tasks on it. At NubiSoft, we usually implement machine learning with less popular cloud service providers, because AWS is not the cheapest, and the learning […]
In this blog post you will learn how to set up ingress for your Kubernetes application with AWS Application Load Balancer. Mots of workloads run on your Kubernetes cluster ultimately need to be exposed to end-users. This is where Ingress comes to play – a special Kubernetes object responsible for providing external access to the […]