CodeGen on OpenShift #509
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CodeGen on OpenShift #509
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Could we combine the ordinary helm charts with these 2 OpenShift variants, with some switches to control whether it's deployed on normal k8s, OpenShift and/or OpenShiftAI. Otherwise, there would be 3 different versions of llm-uservice, tgi, codegen, etc, which could be too much effort to maintain in the long term. |
Signed-off-by: Paulina Olszewska <[email protected]>
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Technically it is possible, but our team was terminated during the current CPMs, so we won’t continue working on OPEA enablement on OpenShift. If you’re interested please feel free to use these charts to adapt them to your needs. |
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That part allows to deploy CodeGen on Red Hat OpenShift. It contains two options: with Red Hat OpenShift AI and without. Both variants were prepared to run on Xeon or using Gaudi accelerators.