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This month , we continue with our series of blog posts on the HPE GreenLake APIs for data services, this time focusing in on virtualization. We also expand on the HPE Athonet GenAI platform series, give you a peek into where you’ll find us at HPE Discover 2024, and explore fine-tuning models with Determined AI.
You can have some fun with two of our articles focused on exposing Kubernetes applications on HPE GreenLake, steering you toward being able to run some fun, traditional computer games.
This month, start exploring the transformative impact of generative AI in our new series from HPE Athonet. You’ll also want to delve into the new HPE GreenLake APIs for data services that have just been introduced. If you’re interested in security, check out how to configure Microsoft Azure Active Directory on the HPE GreenLake platform.
There’s also been a lot going on in the Chapel parallel programming world recently.…
This month, we highlight the HPE GreenLake Developer portal, where you can find great reference material and the foundational APIs that we’ve been referencing in our recent 3-part blog series. We also cover how to build out your private cloud with HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise, helping you backup and restore stateful applications on Kubernetes clusters using Kasten K10 and add a monitoring stack using Prometheus and Grafana.
In this month’s edition, we’re focused on the HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise environment, offering tutorials that show you how to optimize and modernize data management observability and how to use volume snapshots on a Kubernetes cluster to backup and restore your databases.
We also continue our series on working with HPE GreenLake foundational APIs, offer topics of interest in the AI space, and help you understand more about Chapel, the programming language designed for productive parallel computing at scale.
Enable business automation via the HPE GreenLake platform APIs to achieve velocity, get consistent results, reduce costs, and scale. This month, we feature Part 1 of a blog series that walks you through how to use these APIs for many common services, such as workspace management, identity and access management, wellness, and more.
We also offer tips on setting up your systems to get a better understanding of what’s going on in your infrastructure.
It’s going to be an exciting year. So many opportunities are right on the horizon for AI, the HPE GreenLake edge-to-cloud platform, and open source solutions. In this issue, we’ll introduce you to new 5G network testing tools, ways to make AI modeling more efficient and cost-effective, and ways to improve data center monitoring.
In anticipation of Chapel 2.0, a new release of this increasingly popular productive parallel computing programming language has just been introduced.
As a full-stack developer, I’m always looking for ways to more easily build out applications. In my exploration, I came across the HPE Developer web portal (aka, the HPE DEV site). One of the first things that caught my eye was the variety of different platforms that HPE offers and supports, many of which are open source. One platform in particular, Grommet, really piqued my interest.