The concept: The basic concept is to build trained AI model for each role separately in scalable fashion within a private cloud. As an example to train a scrum master as an AI component, we have to probably feed good knowledge of day to day tasks of a scrum master. Apart from that the model need to aware how scrum master manage the SCRUM board in the relevant tool stack eg: JIRA. One pod within the Kubernetes cluster can be considered as a one scrum master per a team. Likewise we have some sort of ability to maintain a good knowledge base as a source of training data. Apart from these steps, we need to think about how to simulate speaking and handling, commanding and escalating in the meetings, The end goal of this conceptual project is to fully automate the software life cycle and fine grain the each responsibilities of scrum masters, project managers, software architects, CTO and CEO. however the each role should be backed by a single human being. The ultimate goal of this project to...
The newly introduced PrivateGPT is a production ready and most suitable for the organisations who handles extremely sensitive data as per their documentation. To be carefully considered. To find out more information. https://github.com/imartinez/privateGPT/tree/main
Objectives In this post, we will: Set up an Azure Spring Cloud cluster Configure a Spring Cloud Config Server Use a Spring Cloud Discovery Server Configure service binding Create and deploy a Spring Boot microservice Create and deploy a Spring Cloud Gateway Prerequisites Azure CLI Java 8 and an IDE cURL or a similar HTTP utility Check version of Azure CLI, use Git bash to execute az --version az login # Sign into an azure account az account show # See the currently signed-in account. az account set --subscription <SUBSCRIPTION_ID> az extension add -n spring-cloud -y #If you haven't added this extension yet add it. Congratulations, the Azure CLI is now ready to create your first cluster! Create an Azure Spring Cloud instance RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME=spring-cloud-sample-rsgrp SPRING_CLOUD_NAME=azure-spring-cloud-unique9563 az group create \ -g " $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME " \ -l eastus az spring-cloud create \ -g " $RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME " \ -n ...
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