Operational Excellence for LLMs Using Amazon Bedrock - Conf42 LLMs 2024
Offered By: Conf42 via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
          Explore operational excellence for Large Language Models (LLMs) using Amazon Bedrock in this conference talk by Suraj Muraleedharan at Conf42 LLMs 2024. Delve into the design principles of operational excellence, compare DevOps, MLOps, and LLMOps, and understand the model lifecycle. Learn about LLM selection criteria, customization options, and architectural patterns for Amazon Bedrock. Discover how to implement knowledge bases, privately customize models, and integrate Amazon Bedrock API with various AWS services. Gain insights on invocation logging, metrics, model evaluation, and implementing guardrails for generative applications. Examine real-world examples and best practices for achieving operational excellence with Amazon Bedrock in LLM deployments.
        
Syllabus
 intro
 preamble
 agenda
 what is operation excellence?
 what are the design principles?
 devops v/s mlops v/s llmops
 people, process and technology
 model lifecycle
 llmops can be different for each type of users
 llm selection criteria
 comparison of llm customizations
 customizing model responses for your business
 amazon bedrock
 knowledge bases for amazon bedrock
 privately customize models with your data
 amazon bedrock api with amazon api gateway
 amazon api gateway models
 aws lambda invokin amazon bedrock api
 amazon bedrock api from a generic application
 using aws sdk
 invocation logging
 metrics
 model evaluation
 building generative apps brings new challenges
 using nvidia/nemo-guardrails
 amazon bedrock examples
Taught by
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