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The HPE Developer Community Monthly #87 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. Another article shows you how easy it is to deliver data analytics and machine learning projects with HPE Ezmeral Unified Analytics using a technical demonstration. Our Chapel posts detail a newly added, fully-featured Language Server that walks you through the world of scientific computing by exploring examples that highlight some unique Chapel features. Visit HPE Developer Community Featured Getting started with HPE GreenLake API for Virtualization Dive into the next set of new APIs for HPE GreenLake. This article details what they are, how to use them, and more! Reference the guide Divide et impera, designing the LL-Mesh Get a closer look at HPE Athonet’s LL-Mesh and how it’s used to create a clean, scalable architecture that can swiftly adapt to rapid technology advancements. Get started Community Do not miss the Innovation Campus at Discover 2024! Check out our evolved presence at HPE Discover by visiting the new Innovation Campus. Differing from the Hack Shack, the Innovation Campus spans a new neighborhood on the event floor with an immersive experience focused on innovation. See what’s new Exposing applications using Ingress and TLS termination on Kubernetes in HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise Once apps are deployed in a K8s cluster, you need to expose the applications. This post outlines the comprehensive steps to do so using Ingress and TLS termination. It will set you up nicely for the post shown below to have a little fun with Super Mario. Get going Deploying Super Mario game on Kubernetes in HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise Let’s have some fun! Using instructions from the previous article, you can follow the steps in this post to deploy a few gaming applications, like Super Mario and Tetris. Start playing Demystifying machine learning at scale: HPE Ezmeral Unified Analytics in action See how easy it is to deliver data analytics and machine learning projects with HPE Ezmeral Unified Analytics by reading through the technical demo in this blog post. Explore the demo HPE Athonet LLM Platform: Driving Users towards peak 'Flow' efficiency Explore the second core principle that shapes the strategy of the LLM platform – the enhancement of usability and user experience to assist individuals in maintaining focus on their tasks. Read on Supercharged Chapel Editor Support The Chapel team has recently created a fully-featured Language Server for Chapel, bringing a ton of interactive features to you text editor and making writing and reading Chapel code easier than ever. Learn more Navier-Stokes in Chapel - Introduction Get a window into the world of scientific computing with Chapel by reading this post where, using a simplified fluid-dynamics example, you’ll get a brief introduction to the language and some of the unique features Chapel offers. Read post Finetuning Gemma-2B using DPO Explore some of the commonly used alignment methods typically applied to pre-train or fine-tune models, like SFT (Supervised Fine-tuning), RLHF (Reinforcement Learning with Human Feedback), and DPO (Direct Preference Optmization). 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