blog: Kubeflow and GSoC 2025 blog #183
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Updated mentor information and added project outcomes. Signed-off-by: Julius von Kohout <[email protected]>
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Added details about Project 5: JupyterLab Plugin for Kubeflow, including contributor, mentors, overview, key outcomes, and resources. Signed-off-by: Amrit Kumar <[email protected]>
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Hi @kaikaila @fresende Can you please add your project to this PR? Related slack discussion: https://cloud-native.slack.com/archives/C0742LBR5BM/p1760876548016539 |
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Please ping me when this is ready and i can approve |
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Here are the current details: Completed Projects: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 12 I’ve already reached out to and tagged the contributors earlier, but haven’t received any response yet. |
| - Eliminated MinIO's licensing constraints by adopting SeaweedFS's more permissive license model | ||
| - Implemented comprehensive CI tests for SeaweedFS deployment and namespace isolation functionality | ||
| - Strengthened the manifests repository's CI pipeline and contributed to the dashboard migration efforts | ||
| - Enforcing PodSecurityStandars baseline/restricted |
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| - Enforcing PodSecurityStandards baseline/restricted |
| This project focused on creating component-based Helm charts for Kubeflow, enabling flexible and incremental deployment of ML infrastructure. Instead of requiring a full platform installation, users can now deploy specific components like Katib, Pipelines, Model Registry, and others independently with customized configurations. | ||
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| - Kubeflow AI reference paltform end to end testing |
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| - Kubeflow AI reference platform end to end testing |
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| We had a few examples in the repository that we wanted to include in our end-to-end (E2E) tests, but all of them were CPU-based. Projects like Torchune and Qwen 2.5, for instance, require GPU resources to run — yet our existing CI setup couldn’t validate them at all because it was entirely CPU-focused. |
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| We had a few examples in the repository that we wanted to include in our end-to-end (E2E) tests, but all of them were CPU-based. Projects like Torchune and Qwen 2.5, for instance, require GPU resources to run — yet our existing CI setup couldn’t validate them at all because it was entirely CPU-focused. | |
| We had a few examples in the repository that we wanted to include in our end-to-end (E2E) tests, but all of them were CPU-based. Projects like TorchTune and Qwen 2.5, for instance, require GPU resources to run — yet our existing CI setup couldn’t validate them at all because it was entirely CPU-focused. |
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looks great. Thank you for working on this. |
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Hi @varodrig did the changes. |
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to me it looks good enough on a high level. /lgtm @akagami-harsh @LogicalGuy77 @madmecodes @kunal-511 and other students please complain here if you do not agree with the text. |
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So feel free to merge if we do not here complaints in the next 24 hours @varodrig, the PR is already 3 weeks old. |
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looks great! thank you for working on this.
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What does this PR do?
This PR aims to add all the 9 project which were part of GSoC 2025. We wanted to show the community what our contributors, along with guidance of mentors have achieved in last 3-4 months of summer. Hopeful that this would be helpful for upcoming contributors as well.
Fixes #182