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Workshop

LRZ AI Training Series - Part 2

Introduction to Container Technology & Application to AI at LRZ

   23.10.2024

   10:00 am - 4:00 pm

   online

This course is part of the "LRZ AI Training Series", a series of courses aiming at the needs and expectations of data analytics, big data & AI users at LRZ.

Since the introduction of docker back in 2013, container technology has become the industry standard for software packaging, distribution, and deployment. Participants will roll up their sleeves and get their hands on the compute cloud of LRZ to set containers in action. By the end of the course, participants will be able to transfer their experience and knowledge to their specific use-cases and requirements.

Organized by:

Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Team Leibniz Supercomputing Centre (LRZ)


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