Planning AI jobs on Kubernetes? Map the moving parts before adding more YAML.
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Planning AI jobs on Kubernetes? Map the moving parts before adding more YAML. KubePilot, described in kubeflow-pipeline-forge, is a README-led AI orchestration concept for platform teams and ML engineers working with Kubernetes. It helps you reason about training, inference, and batch workload lifecycles by separating workload intent, shared policies, warm resources, and telemetry into named building blocks. Key features: • Missions – the README describes workload intent, constraints, and success criteria compiled into a resource graph • Convoys – groups of workloads organized around a sha
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