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Interpretability Engine: An open-source tool to interpret your models in ML Serving

Laurent Parmentier / 07/05/2020 / Artificial Intelligence, Interpretability, Machine learning, Open Source, Visualization / Uncategorized

Context Artificial Intelligence is now a part of our daily life and the services it provides continue to flourish in multiple industries. At OVHCloud, we have recently launched ML Serving; a service to deploy Machine Learning models, ready to use in production. Its likely you’ve read some articles relating to Machine Learning (ML) techniques or […]

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Distributed Learning in a Deep Learning context

Distributed Training in a Deep Learning Context

Jean-Louis Queguiner / 05/05/2020 / Artificial Intelligence, Deep learning, GPU, Machine learning, Neural networks / Uncategorized

Previously on OVHcloud Blog … In previous blog posts we have discussed a high level approach to deep learning as well as what is meant by ‘training’ in relation to Deep Learning. Following the article, I had lots of questions entering my twitter inbox, especially regarding how GPUs actually works. I decided, therefore, to write

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BigBlueButton

Aurélien Tanière, Aurélien Balme and Emmanuel Druon / 30/04/2020 / #open_solidarity, Open Source / Uncategorized

During the Covid-19 crisis, OVHcloud has been careful to maintain close contact with schools and universities and continue to support them. We have always taken action to share our insights and opportunities with students at job fairs, career meetings, technology showcases, and practical seminars. As part of this initiative, OVHcloud offer vouchers to schools and

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What does Training Neural Networks mean?

Jean-Louis Queguiner / 22/04/2020 / Artificial Intelligence, Deep learning, GPU, Machine learning, Neural networks / Uncategorized

In a previous blog post we discussed general concepts surrounding Deep Learning. In this blog post, we will go deeper into the basic concepts of training a (deep) Neural Network. Where does “Neural” comes from ? As you should know, a biological neuron is composed of multiple dendrites, a nucleus and a axon (if only

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A journey into the wondrous land of Machine Learning, or “Did I get ripped off?” (Part 1)

Guillaume Ruty / 17/04/2020 / A journey into the wondrous land of Machine Learning, Machine learning / Uncategorized

Two years ago, I bought an apartment. It took me a year to get a proper idea of the real estate market: make some visits, get disappointed a couple of times, and finally find the flat of my dreams (and that I perceived to be priced appropriately for the market). But how exactly did I

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Pimp my Makefile

Michel Casabianca / 15/04/2020 / DevOps, Open Source / Uncategorized

To avoid repeating yourself, it is good practice to put all tasks that you might run twice somewhere in your project. A Makefile is the perfect place and is also an executable documentation: instead of documenting the build process, you should write it in a build target. Make is almost everywhere – either installed, or

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Agile telemetry at OVHCloud – Part III

Jeremy Hennart / 10/04/2020 / Agile Telemetry, Agility, Methodology, Open Source / Uncategorized

This article is the third part in a series of articles, we recommend reading Part 1 and Part 2 first: The birth of agile telemetry at OVHcloud – Part I Agile telemetry at OVHCloud – Part II In the final post relating to agile telemetry, we focus on the micro-vision. In any project, keeping micro

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ML Serving: a cloud based tool to deploy Machine Learning

Christophe Rannou / 08/04/2020 / Machine learning / Uncategorized

Today, we are excited to announce the release of a new Public Cloud product. To speed up and simplify your Machine Learning projects, we are introducing the ML Serving. At OVHcloud, we use multiple Machine Learning models that help decision making; ranging from fighting fraud to enhancing our infrastructure maintenance. In a recent blog post

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Confinement and remote working — don’t overlook your data security

Michel Paulin / 03/04/2020 / OVHcloud Thinking, Security / Uncategorized

With confinement measures now being enforced in an increasing number of countries, we can really see the extent to which technology helps us combat isolation. Technology is what enables us to continue studying, stay in touch with those we care about, and keep ourselves entertained. We are even seeing the emergence of new ways to

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Another day in ProxySQL life: sharing is caring

Fabien Bagard / 31/03/2020 / Databases, DevOps, Infrastructure, Migration, Web Hosting / Uncategorized

This post is another part of our list of short posts pinpointing specific cases OVHcloud has dealt with, both preparing for and during the migration. Here, we tell a story of how sometimes, a little unexpected behaviour can lead to a bug fix in a software program used by millions of people around the world.

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