Snowflake is reshaping data management by integrating AI, analytics, and enterprise workloads into a single cloud platform. Snowflake: The Definitive Guide is a comprehensive resource for data architects, engineers, and business professionals looking to harness Snowflake's evolving capabilities, including Cortex AI, Snowpark, and Polaris Catalog for Apache Iceberg. This updated edition provides real-world strategies and hands-on activities for optimizing performance, securing data, and building AI-driven applications. With hands-on SQL examples and best practices, this book helps readers process structured and unstructured data, implement scalable architectures, and integrate Snowflake's AI tools seamlessly. Whether you're setting up accounts, managing access controls, or leveraging generative AI, this guide equips you with the expertise to maximize Snowflake's potential. Implement AI-powered workloads with Snowflake Cortex Explore Snowsight and Streamlit for no-code development Ensure security with access control and data governance Optimize storage, queries, and computing costs Design scalable data architectures for analytics and machine learning

Most data professionals work with multiple datasets scattered across teams, systems, and formats. But without a clear modeling strategy, the result is often chaos: mismatched schemas, fragile pipelines, and a constant fight to make sense of the noise. This essential guide offers a better way by introducing a practical framework for designing high-quality data models that work across platforms while supporting the growing demands of AI, analytics, and real-time systems. Author Jun Shan bridges the gap between disconnected modeling approaches and the need for a unified, system-agnostic methodology. Whether you're building a new data platform or rethinking legacy infrastructure, Universal Data Modeling gives you the clarity, patterns, and tools to model data that's consistent, resilient, and ready to scale. Connect conceptual, logical, and physical modeling phases with confidence Apply best-fit techniques across relational, semistructured, and NoSQL formats Improve data quality, clarity, and maintainability across your organization Support modern design paradigms like data mesh and data products Translate domain knowledge into models that empower teams Build flexible, scalable models that stand the test of technology change

Generative AI is rapidly spreading across industries, and companies are actively hiring people who can design, build, and deploy these systems. But to land one of these roles, you'll have to get through the interview first. Generative AI Interviews walks you through every stage of the interview process, giving you an insider's perspective that will help you build confidence and stand out. This handy guide features 300 real-world interview questions organized by difficulty level, each with a clear outline of what makes a good answer, common pitfalls to avoid, and key points you shouldn't miss. What sets this book apart from others is Mina Ghashami and Ali Torkamani's knack for simplifying complex concepts into intuitive explanations, accompanied by compelling illustrations that make learning engaging. If you're looking for a guide to cracking GenAI interviews, this is it. Master GenAI interviews for roles from fundamental to advanced Explore 300 real industry interview questions with model answers and breakdowns Learn a step-by-step approach to explaining architecture, training, inference, and evaluation Get actionable insights that will help you stand out in even the most competitive hiring process

Artificial intelligence is entering a new phase. No longer limited to answering prompts or completing simple writing tasks, AI agents can now reason, plan, and act with increasing independence. From accelerating scientific breakthroughs to supporting creative work, these systems are quickly reshaping industries and everyday life. This book provides the conceptual foundation and practical insights you need to understand—and effectively work with—this emerging technology. Through hundreds of clear graphic illustrations, Maarten Grootendorst and Jay Alammar explain how AI agents are built, how they think, and where they're heading. Designed for professionals, students, and curious learners alike, this guide goes beyond the buzz to reveal what's actually happening inside these systems, why it matters, and how to apply the knowledge in real-world contexts. With its visual storytelling and accessible explanations, An Illustrated Guide to AI Agents is your essential reference for navigating the next frontier of artificial intelligence. Explore the core architecture of AI agents: tools, memory, and planning Understand reasoning LLMs, multimodal models, and multi-agent collaboration Learn advanced methods, including distillation, quantization, and reinforcement learning Evaluate real-world applications, strengths, and limitations of AI agents

AI agents need the right context at the right time to do a good job. Too much input increases cost and harms accuracy, while too little causes instability and hallucinations. Context Engineering with DSPy introduces a practical, evaluation-driven way to design AI systems that remain reliable, predictable, and easy to maintain as they grow. AI engineer and educator Mike Taylor explains DSPy in a clear, approachable style, showing how its modular structure, portable programs, and built-in optimizers help teams move beyond guesswork. Through real examples and step-by-step guidance, you'll learn how DSPy's signatures, modules, datasets, and metrics work together to solve context engineering problems that evolve as models change and workloads scale. This book supports AI engineers, data scientists, machine learning practitioners, and software developers building AI agents, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) systems, and multistep reasoning workflows that hold up in production. Understand the core ideas behind context engineering and why they matter Structure LLM pipelines with DSPy's maintainable, reusable components Apply evaluation-driven optimizers like GEPA and MIPROv2 for measurable improvements Create reproducible RAG and agentic workflows with clear metrics Develop AI systems that stay robust across providers, model updates, and real-world constraints

As organizations grapple with fragmented data, siloed teams, and inconsistent pipelines, data products have emerged as a practical solution for delivering trusted, scalable, and reusable data assets. In Building Data Products, Jean-Georges Perrin provides a comprehensive, standards-driven playbook for designing, implementing, and scaling data products that fuel innovation and cross-functional collaboration—whether or not your organization adopts a full data mesh strategy. Drawing on extensive industry experience and practitioner interviews, Perrin shows readers how to build metadata-rich, governed data products aligned to business domains. Covering foundational concepts, real-world use cases, and emerging standards like Bitol ODPS and ODCS, this guide offers step-by-step implementation advice and practical code examples for key stages—ownership, observability, active metadata, compliance, and integration. Design data products for modular reuse, discoverability, and trust Implement standards-driven architectures with rich metadata and security Incorporate AI-driven automation, SBOMs, and data contracts Scale product-driven data strategies across teams and platforms Integrate data products into APIs, CI/CD pipelines, and DevOps practices

Stop using guesswork to find out how your AI applications are performing. Evals for AI Engineers equips you with the proven tools and processes required to systematically test, measure, and enhance the reliability of AI applications, especially those using LLMs. Written by AI engineers with extensive experience in real-world consulting (across 35+ AI products) and cutting-edge research, this practical resource will help you move from assumptions to robust, data-driven evaluation. Ideal for software engineers, technical product managers, and technical leads, this hands-on guide dives into techniques like error analysis, synthetic data generation, automated LLM-as-a-judge systems, production monitoring, and cost optimization. You'll learn how to debug LLM behavior, design test suites based on synthetic and real data, and build data flywheels that improve over time. Whether you're starting without user data or scaling a production system, you'll gain the skills to build AI you can trust—with processes that are repeatable, measurable, and aligned with real-world outcomes. Run systematic error analyses to uncover, categorize, and prioritize failure modes Build, implement, and automate evaluation pipelines using code-based and LLM-based metrics Optimize AI performance and costs through smart evaluation and feedback loops Apply key principles and techniques for monitoring AI applications in production

Leverage the power of graphical models for probabilistic and causal inference to build knowledge-based system applications and to address causal effect queries with observational data for decision aiding and policy making. Key Features Gain a firm understanding of Bayesian networks and structured algorithms for probabilistic inference Acquire a comprehensive understanding of graphical models and their applications in causal inference Gain insights into real-world applications of causal models in multiple domains Enhance your coding skills in R and Python through hands-on examples of causal inference Book Description This is a practical guide that explores the theory and application of Bayesian networks (BN) for probabilistic and causal inference. The book provides step-by-step explanations of graphical models of BN and their structural properties; the causal interpretations of BN and the notion of conditioning by intervention; and the mathematical model of structural equations and the representation in structured causal models (SCM). For probabilistic inference in Bayesian networks, you will learn methods of variable elimination and tree clustering. For causal inference you will learn the computational framework of Pearl's do-calculus for the identification and estimation of causal effects with causal models. In the context of causal inference with observational data, you will be introduced to the potential outcomes framework and explore various classes of meta-learning algorithms that are used to estimate the conditional average treatment effect in causal inference. The book includes practical exercises using R and Python for you to engage in and solidify your understanding of different approaches to probabilistic and causal inference. By the end of this book, you will be able to build and deploy your own causal inference application. You will learn from causal inference sample use cases for diagnosis, epidemiology, social sciences, economics, and finance. What you will learn Representation of knowledge with Bayesian networks Interpretation of conditional independence assumptions Interpretation of causality assumptions in graphical models Probabilistic inference with Bayesian networks Causal effect identification and estimation Machine learning methods for causal inference Coding in R and Python for probabilistic and causal inference Who this book is for This book will serve as a valuable resource for a wide range of professionals including data scientists, software engineers, policy analysts, decision-makers, information technology professionals involved in developing expert systems or knowledge-based applications that deal with uncertainty, as well as researchers across diverse disciplines seeking insights into causal analysis and estimating treatment effects in randomized studies. The book will enable readers to leverage libraries in R and Python and build software prototypes for their own applications.

SQL is no longer just a querying language for relational databases—it's a foundational tool for building scalable, modern data solutions across real-time analytics, machine learning workflows, and even generative AI applications. Advanced SQL shows data professionals how to move beyond conventional SELECT statements and tap into the full power of SQL as a programming interface for today's most advanced data platforms. Written by seasoned data experts Rui Pedro Machado, Hélder Russa, and Pedro Esmeriz, this practical guide explores the role of SQL in streaming architectures (like Apache Kafka and Flink), data lake ecosystems, cloud data warehouses, and ML pipelines. Geared toward data engineers, analysts, scientists, and analytics engineers, the book combines hands-on guidance with architectural best practices to help you extend your SQL skills into emerging workloads and real-world production systems. Use SQL to design and deploy modern, end-to-end data architectures Integrate SQL with data lakes, stream processing, and cloud platforms Apply SQL in feature engineering and ML model deployment Master pipe syntax and other advanced features for scalable, efficient queries Leverage SQL to build GenAI-ready data applications and pipelines

Since its release in late 2024, Anthropic's Model Context Protocol (MCP) has redefined how developers build and connect AI agents to tools, data, and each other. AI Agents with MCP is the first comprehensive guide to this rapidly emerging standard, helping engineers unlock its full potential with hands-on projects. Whether you're developing agentic workflows, bridging tools across platforms, or creating robust multiagent systems, this book walks you through every layer of MCP--from protocol structure to server and client implementation. Author Kyle Stratis provides the practical expertise needed to build fully functional MCP servers, clients, and more. Unlike high-level overviews or fragmented documentation, this book gives you a deep systems-level understanding of MCP's capabilities--and limitations. With its flexible, model-agnostic design, MCP continues to gain traction across the generative AI community; this book ensures you're ready to build with it confidently and effectively. Understand the structure and core concepts of the Model Context Protocol Build complete MCP servers, clients, and transport layers in Python Consume tools, prompts, and data via MCP-based agent workflows Extend agent capabilities with MCP for large-scale and AI-native systems

A shift is underway in how organizations approach data infrastructure for AI-driven transformation. As multimodal AI systems and applications become increasingly sophisticated and data hungry, data systems must evolve to meet these complex demands. Data Engineering for Multimodal AI is one of the first practical guides for data engineers, machine learning engineers, and MLOps specialists looking to rapidly master the skills needed to build robust, scalable data infrastructures for multimodal AI systems and applications. You'll follow the entire lifecycle of AI-driven data engineering, from conceptualizing data architectures to implementing data pipelines optimized for multimodal learning in both cloud native and on-premises environments. And each chapter includes step-by-step guides and best practices for implementing key concepts. Design and implement cloud native data architectures optimized for multimodal AI workloads Build efficient and scalable ETL processes for preparing diverse AI training data Implement real-time data processing pipelines for multimodal AI inference Develop and manage feature stores that support multiple data modalities Apply data governance and security practices specific to multimodal AI projects Optimize data storage and retrieval for various types of multimodal ML models Integrate data versioning and lineage tracking in multimodal AI workflows Implement data-quality frameworks to ensure reliable outcomes across data types Design data pipelines that support responsible AI practices in a multimodal context

Companies are now moving generative AI projects from the lab to production environments. To support these increasingly sophisticated applications, they're turning to advanced practices such as multiagent architectures and complex code-based frameworks. This practical handbook shows you how to leverage cutting-edge techniques using Microsoft's powerful ecosystem of tools to deploy trustworthy AI systems tailored to your organization's needs. Written for and by AI professionals, Generative AI on Microsoft Azure goes beyond the technical core aspects, examining underlying principles, tools, and practices in depth, from the art of prompt engineering to strategies for fine-tuning models to advanced techniques like retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) and agentic AI. Through real-world case studies and insights from top experts, you'll learn how to harness AI's full potential on Azure, paving the way for groundbreaking solutions and sustainable success in today's AI-driven landscape. Understand the technical foundations of generative AI and how the technology has evolved over the last few years Implement advanced GenAI applications using Microsoft services like Azure AI Foundry, Copilot, GitHub Models, Azure Databricks, and Snowflake on Azure Leverage patterns, tools, frameworks, and platforms to customize AI projects Manage, govern, and secure your AI-enabled systems with responsible AI practices Build upon expert guidance to avoid common pitfalls, future-proof your applications, and more

Apache Spark is amazing when everything clicks. But if you haven't seen the performance improvements you expected or still don't feel confident enough to use Spark in production, this practical book is for you. Authors Holden Karau, Rachel Warren, and Anya Bida walk you through the secrets of the Spark code base, and demonstrate performance optimizations that will help your data pipelines run faster, scale to larger datasets, and avoid costly antipatterns. Ideal for data engineers, software engineers, data scientists, and system administrators, the second edition of High Performance Spark presents new use cases, code examples, and best practices for Spark 3.x and beyond. This book gives you a fresh perspective on this continually evolving framework and shows you how to work around bumps on your Spark and PySpark journey. With this book, you'll learn how to: Accelerate your ML workflows with integrations including PyTorch Handle key skew and take advantage of Spark's new dynamic partitioning Make your code reliable with scalable testing and validation techniques Make Spark high performance Deploy Spark on Kubernetes and similar environments Take advantage of GPU acceleration with RAPIDS and resource profiles Get your Spark jobs to run faster Use Spark to productionize exploratory data science projects Handle even larger datasets with Spark Gain faster insights by reducing pipeline running times

As artificial intelligence becomes central to modern product design, UX professionals must adapt their toolkits to meet new demands. In Designing AI Interfaces, senior product designer Louise Macfadyen offers a timely, practice-oriented guide for building intuitive, ethical, and effective user experiences with large language models (LLMs) and autonomous AI systems. From content moderation to interruptibility, this book presents actionable design patterns for today's most advanced AI interactions—with clear technical insights to help designers understand how AI systems process inputs, generate outputs, and make decisions on users' behalf. Written specifically for product designers navigating the AI transition, this book provides concrete strategies for managing risk, enabling transparency, and fostering user trust in increasingly agentic systems. Readers will learn how to enable users to steer and shape AI responses in real time, incorporate ethical and UX principles into actionable design strategies, and navigate trade-offs in autonomy and control—all while gaining fluency in key AI concepts to collaborate more effectively with engineering teams. Design effective and ethical interfaces for LLMs and AI agents Apply best-practice patterns for content warnings, permissions, and oversight Gain a mental model for how AI systems reason and act Collaborate confidently with engineering and product teams Evaluate your org's AI maturity and advocate for responsible implementation

Learning AutoML is your practical guide to applying automated machine learning in real-world environments. Whether you're a data scientist, ML engineer, or AI researcher, this book helps you move beyond experimentation to build and deploy high-performing models with less manual tuning and more automation. Using AutoGluon as a primary toolkit, you'll learn how to build, evaluate, and deploy AutoML models that reduce complexity and accelerate innovation. Author Kerem Tomak shares insights on how to integrate models into end-to-end deployment workflows using popular tools like Kubeflow, MLflow, and Airflow, while exploring cross-platform approaches with Vertex AI, SageMaker Autopilot, Azure AutoML, Auto-sklearn, and H2O.ai. Real-world case studies highlight applications across finance, healthcare, and retail, while chapters on ethics, governance, and agentic AI help future-proof your knowledge. Build AutoML pipelines for tabular, text, image, and time series data Deploy models with fast, scalable workflows using MLOps best practices Compare and navigate today's leading AutoML platforms Interpret model results and make informed decisions with explainability tools Explore how AutoML leads into next-gen agentic AI systems

Bring your data to life with the ultimate beginner's guide to Power BI, now featuring Microsoft Fabric, Copilot, and full-color visuals to make learning data modeling, storytelling, and dashboards easier and faster than ever Key Features Build data literacy and gain confidence using Power BI through real-world, beginner-friendly examples Learn to shape, clean, and model data using Power BI Desktop and Power Query, with zero experience required Build vibrant, accurate reports and dashboards with real-world modeling examples Book Description Updated with the latest innovations in Power BI, including integration with Microsoft Fabric for seamless data unification and Copilot for AI-powered guidance. This comprehensive guide empowers you to build compelling reports and dashboards from the ground up. Whether you're new to Power BI or stepping into a data role, this book provides a friendly, approachable introduction to business intelligence and data storytelling You'll start with the Power BI Desktop interface and its core functionality, then move into shaping and cleaning your data using the Power Query Editor. From designing intuitive data models to writing your first DAX formulas, you’ll develop practical skills that apply directly to real-world scenarios. he book emphasizes how to use visualizations and narrative techniques to turn numbers into meaningful insights The chapters focus on hands-on, real-world examples—like analyzing sales trends, tracking KPIs, and cleaning messy data. You'll learn to build and refresh reports, scale your Power BI setup, and enhance your solutions using Microsoft Fabric and Copilot. Fabric unifies analytics across your organization, while Copilot speeds up your workflow with AI-driven insights and report suggestions By the end of the book, you’ll have the confidence and experience to turn raw data into insightful, impactful dashboards What you will learn Understand why data literacy matters in decision-making and careers Connect to data using import, DirectQuery, and live connection modes Clean and transform data using Power Query Editor and dataflows Design reports with visuals that support clear data storytelling Apply row-level security to enforce access and data protection Manage and monitor Power BI cloud for scalability and teamwork Use AI tools like Copilot to speed up prep and generate insights Learn Microsoft Fabric basics to enable unified data experiences Who this book is for This book is ideal for anyone looking to build a solid foundation in Power BI, regardless of prior experience. Whether you're just starting out or stepping into a new role that involves data, you'll find clear, approachable guidance throughout. The step-by-step tutorials and real-world examples make it easy to follow along—even if it’s your first time working with business intelligence tools

Developing intelligent applications that integrate AI, analytics, and transactional capabilities using the latest release of the world's most popular open-source database Key Features Practical examples demonstrating how to use Postgres to develop intelligent applications Best practices for developers of intelligent data management applications Includes the latest PostgreSQL 18 features for AI, analytics, and transactions ures for AI, analytics, and transactions Book Description In today’s data-first world, businesses need applications that blend transactions, analytics, and AI to power real-time insights at scale. Mastering PostgreSQL 18 for AI-Powered Enterprise Apps is your essential guide to building intelligent, high-performance systems with the latest features of PostgreSQL 18. Through hands-on examples and expert guidance, you’ll learn to design architectures that unite OLTP and OLAP, embed AI directly into apps, and optimize for speed, scalability, and reliability. Discover how to apply cutting-edge PostgreSQL tools for real-time decisions, predictive analytics, and automation. Go beyond basics with advanced strategies trusted by industry leaders. Whether you’re building data-rich applications, internal analytics platforms, or AI-driven services, this book equips you with the patterns and insights to deliver enterprise-grade innovation. Ideal for developers, architects, and tech leads driving digital transformation, this book empowers you to lead the future of intelligent applications. Harness the power of PostgreSQL 18—and unlock the full potential of your data. What you will learn How to leverage PostgreSQL 18 for building intelligent data-driven applications for the modern enterprise Data management principles and best practices for managing transactions, analytics, and AI use cases How to utilize Postgres capabilities to address architectural challenges and attain optimal performance for each use case Methods for utilizing the latest Postgres innovation to create integrated data management applications Guidelines on when to use Postgres and when to opt for specialized data management solutions Who this book is for This book is intended for developers creating intelligent, data-driven applications for the modern enterprise. It features hands-on examples that demonstrate how to use PostgreSQL as the database for business applications that integrate transactions, analytics, and AI. We explore the fundamental architectural principles of data management and detail how developers utilize PostgreSQL 18's latest capabilities to build AI-enabled applications. The book assumes a working knowledge of SQL and does not address the needs of data analysts or those looking to master SQL.

Master end-to-end data engineering on Azure Databricks. From data ingestion and Delta Lake to CI/CD and real-time streaming, build secure, scalable, and performant data solutions with Spark, Unity Catalog, and ML tools. Key Features Build scalable data pipelines using Apache Spark and Delta Lake Automate workflows and manage data governance with Unity Catalog Learn real-time processing and structured streaming with practical use cases Implement CI/CD, DevOps, and security for production-ready data solutions Explore Databricks-native ML, AutoML, and Generative AI integration Book Description "Data Engineering with Azure Databricks" is your essential guide to building scalable, secure, and high-performing data pipelines using the powerful Databricks platform on Azure. Designed for data engineers, architects, and developers, this book demystifies the complexities of Spark-based workloads, Delta Lake, Unity Catalog, and real-time data processing. Beginning with the foundational role of Azure Databricks in modern data engineering, you’ll explore how to set up robust environments, manage data ingestion with Auto Loader, optimize Spark performance, and orchestrate complex workflows using tools like Azure Data Factory and Airflow. The book offers deep dives into structured streaming, Delta Live Tables, and Delta Lake’s ACID features for data reliability and schema evolution. You’ll also learn how to manage security, compliance, and access controls using Unity Catalog, and gain insights into managing CI/CD pipelines with Azure DevOps and Terraform. With a special focus on machine learning and generative AI, the final chapters guide you in automating model workflows, leveraging MLflow, and fine-tuning large language models on Databricks. Whether you're building a modern data lakehouse or operationalizing analytics at scale, this book provides the tools and insights you need. What you will learn Set up a full-featured Azure Databricks environment Implement batch and streaming ingestion using Auto Loader Optimize Spark jobs with partitioning and caching Build real-time pipelines with structured streaming and DLT Manage data governance using Unity Catalog Orchestrate production workflows with jobs and ADF Apply CI/CD best practices with Azure DevOps and Git Secure data with RBAC, encryption, and compliance standards Use MLflow and Feature Store for ML pipelines Build generative AI applications in Databricks Who this book is for This book is for data engineers, solution architects, cloud professionals, and software engineers seeking to build robust and scalable data pipelines using Azure Databricks. Whether you're migrating legacy systems, implementing a modern lakehouse architecture, or optimizing data workflows for performance, this guide will help you leverage the full power of Databricks on Azure. A basic understanding of Python, Spark, and cloud infrastructure is recommended.

Design powerful financial reports in Power BI by building models, measures, and dashboards tailored for real-world accounting and analytics Key Features Build a complete financial data model from ledgers, journals, and budgets Master DAX for income statements, KPIs, and performance analysis Learn Power BI Paginated and AI tools for printable and predictive reporting Purchase of the print or Kindle book includes a free PDF eBook Book Description Power BI for Financial Reporting is the definitive guide to designing high-performance, flexible, and insightful financial reports using Power BI. This book empowers finance and BI professionals to create everything from trial balances to enterprise-wide performance dashboards with ease and precision. The book starts by helping you define your reporting goals and data sources, mapping these needs to Power BI’s capabilities. You’ll then build a core financial data model—covering ledger transactions, charts of accounts, and multi-company support. As you proceed, you’ll integrate complex DAX measures, handle foreign exchange and journal entries, and extend your model with budgeting and inventory data. Each chapter builds toward a comprehensive suite of reports, complete with visual best practices and tested metrics. You’ll learn to streamline datasets using Power Query, test for data integrity, and generate printable reports via Power BI Paginated. The final chapters dive into using AI, predictive analytics, and Microsoft Fabric to future-proof your reporting. Whether you're consolidating data across systems or evolving your reports for changing business needs, this hands-on guide ensures you’re prepared to meet the demands of modern finance. What you will learn Build core financial models from ledgers and accounts Create Trial Balance and Income Statements using DAX Optimize Power BI with Power Query and data transformation Add budgets, targets, and KPIs to performance dashboards Integrate inventory data for nuanced stock reporting Produce printable reports using Power BI Paginated Apply AI for report generation and predictive analytics Test, tune, and evolve reports for secure, scalable use Who this book is for This book is for finance professionals, accountants, financial analysts, and BI developers who want to leverage Power BI to improve, automate, and future-proof their financial reporting. Whether consolidating data from ERPs, building reports across entities, or exploring advanced Power BI features, this book equips readers with practical skills and strategic insight.

Generative AI is revolutionizing industries, and Kubernetes has fast become the backbone for deploying and managing these resource-intensive workloads. This book serves as a practical, hands-on guide for MLOps engineers, software developers, Kubernetes administrators, and AI professionals ready to unlock AI innovation with the power of cloud native infrastructure. Authors Roland Huß and Daniele Zonca provide a clear road map for training, fine-tuning, deploying, and scaling GenAI models on Kubernetes, addressing challenges like resource optimization, automation, and security along the way. With actionable insights with real-world examples, readers will learn to tackle the opportunities and complexities of managing GenAI applications in production environments. Whether you're experimenting with large-scale language models or facing the nuances of AI deployment at scale, you'll uncover expertise you need to operationalize this exciting technology effectively. Learn to run GenAI models on Kubernetes for efficient scalability Get techniques to train and fine-tune LLMs within Kubernetes environments See how to deploy production-ready AI systems with automation and resource optimization Discover how to monitor and scale GenAI applications to handle real-world demand Uncover the best tools to operationalize your GenAI workloads Learn how to run agent-based and AI-driven applications