This month, we have an exciting webinar for you – Democratizing Gen AI with LL-Mesh. In this Meetup, we’ll discuss a pioneering initiative by HPE called LL-Mesh that empowers users to create tools and web applications using Gen AI with Low or No Coding, something that will undoubtedly come in very handy.
Our blog posts have a lot to offer as well. Learn how Retrieval Augmented Generation can help you use GenAI to create your own web assistant. Or explore Morpheus and learn how to use it. Chapel continues their series on Navier-Stokes and also provides access to many more Chapel resources in their quarterly newsletter, which we link to here. Finally, for those working with Ampere ARM processors, we have some tips for you as well.
Enjoy!
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Getting started with Retrieval Augmented Generation
Learn how to build a simple questions-answering generative AI application using the LangChain orchestration framework in this blog post. Powered by an LLM with a private data source to augment the model, you can have your own web Chatbot up in no time!
Managing Morpheus Plugins via REST API
With Morpheus, plugin developers can automate the lifecycle management of plugins via the REST API. This enables the automation of uploading new plugin versions and acceptance testing of plugins during local development or as part of a CI/CD pipeline.
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LL-Mesh: Democratizing Gen AI through open source innovation
Get a preview of what you’ll hear about LL-Mesh at our next HPE Developer Community Meetup in this post describing the technical complexity and organizational challenges that this HPE pioneered open-source effort seeks to overcome.
Morpheus Extensibility with Plugins
The Morpheus plugin architecture offers an extensibility framework that allows for custom-tailored integration to help organizations address specific business use cases. Learn more about it in this post.
Chapel’s 2nd quarterly newsletter
Keep up with what’s happening in the Chapel community. In this issue, see what’s planned for SC24, check out recent publications and demos, and learn more about upcoming events.
Navier-Stokes in Chapel Part 3: Distributed Poisson Solver
Explore Chapel’s distributed programming capabilities by modifying the Poisson solver from Part 2 in our series to run across multiple compute nodes and concisely express multi-node stencil computations without modifying the program’s mathematical kernels.
Developer assistance for those looking to work with Ampere ARM processors
For those looking to port their software to these AArch64 processors, we’ve found a few resources that can help.
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Democratizing Gen AI with LL-Mesh
December 18, 2024 5pm CET / 8am PT
In this session, we will discuss a pioneering initiative by HPE called LL-Mesh and how it holds promise in democratizing generative AI. LL-Mesh empowers users to create tools and web applications using Gen AI with Low or No Coding. It simplifies the integration process abstracting complex, low-level libraries into easy-to-understand services that are accessible even to non-developers. The platform then allows for the creation of a “mesh” of Gen AI tools, providing orchestration capabilities through an agentic reasoning engine based on Large Language Models (LLMs).
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This article was originally published on December 2 2024, at https://developer.hpe.com/newsletter/dec-2024/
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Getting started with Retrieval Augmented GenerationLearn how to build a simple questions-answering generative AI application using the LangChain orchestration framework in this blog post. Powered by an LLM with a private data source to augment the model, you can have your own web Chatbot up in no time! | Managing Morpheus Plugins via REST APIWith Morpheus, plugin developers can automate the lifecycle management of plugins via the REST API. This enables the automation of uploading new plugin versions and acceptance testing of plugins during local development or as part of a CI/CD pipeline. |
Community
LL-Mesh: Democratizing Gen AI through open source innovation
Get a preview of what you’ll hear about LL-Mesh at our next HPE Developer Community Meetup in this post describing the technical complexity and organizational challenges that this HPE pioneered open-source effort seeks to overcome.
Morpheus Extensibility with Plugins
The Morpheus plugin architecture offers an extensibility framework that allows for custom-tailored integration to help organizations address specific business use cases. Learn more about it in this post.
Chapel’s 2nd quarterly newsletter
Keep up with what’s happening in the Chapel community. In this issue, see what’s planned for SC24, check out recent publications and demos, and learn more about upcoming events.
Navier-Stokes in Chapel Part 3: Distributed Poisson Solver
Explore Chapel’s distributed programming capabilities by modifying the Poisson solver from Part 2 in our series to run across multiple compute nodes and concisely express multi-node stencil computations without modifying the program’s mathematical kernels.
Developer assistance for those looking to work with Ampere ARM processors
For those looking to port their software to these AArch64 processors, we’ve found a few resources that can help.
Sign Up and Skill Up
Register for our upcoming technology talks or check out our on-demand training
- Munch & Learn calendar
- Meetups calendar
- Get Real with AI Jam calendar
- Workshops-on-Demand catalog
- HPE Learn On-Demand catalog
HPE Developer YouTube channel
Explore the collection of HPE Developer Community videos on this YouTube channel. Check out our newest here!
Be an HPE Developer blogger!
Contribute to our blog. Learn how it’s done here.
Be an open source contributor!
Start contributing to open source projects.
HPE Developer newsletter archive
Catch up on what you might have missed.
Events
Democratizing Gen AI with LL-Mesh
December 18, 2024 5pm CET / 8am PT
In this session, we will discuss a pioneering initiative by HPE called LL-Mesh and how it holds promise in democratizing generative AI. LL-Mesh empowers users to create tools and web applications using Gen AI with Low or No Coding. It simplifies the integration process abstracting complex, low-level libraries into easy-to-understand services that are accessible even to non-developers. The platform then allows for the creation of a “mesh” of Gen AI tools, providing orchestration capabilities through an agentic reasoning engine based on Large Language Models (LLMs).
Engage
Hewlett Packard Enterprise leads with enterprise and open source solutions with the expertise to help developers and customers innovate and solve problems.
We’re all developing something.
Come join us in making the future.
HPE Developer and its accompanying resources are part of Hewlett Packard Enterprise, LP.
This article was originally published on December 2 2024, at https://developer.hpe.com/newsletter/dec-2024/
