If you recall in my previous post, we looked into how to utilize Kata VMs to create a multi-tenant, GPU-based Kubernetes cluster. We briefly mentioned various performance problems related to the VM boot process. This post will dive deeper into this issue and shed some insight into where time is being spent during the VM boot.
This post explores how to create a multi-tenant Containers as a Service Kubernetes platform tailored for GPU-based workloads.
robots.txt, or the Robot Exclusion Protocol, is one of the oldest protocols on the web. It's a file, usually stored at the top level of a domain, that provides a list of rules which politely informs web crawlers what they are and are not allowed to do. This simple file is a great insight into the kinds of struggles that web administrators have in maintaining their websites.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0KGYwNbf-0
I will be taking notes of this video by Clement Mihailescu by listening to the prompts in the video and generating my own design. After I complete my design, I will listen to Clement's design and compare/contrast the differences.