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Finding patterns in data to derive information.
Include all the elements that your app needs to run.
Code Pattern | August 8, 2018
Create an easy iOS step-tracking app and reward users with 'fitcoins' by using full-stack Swift.
Code Pattern | March 21, 2018
Deploy and consume a deep learning platform on Kubernetes, offering TensorFlow, Caffe, PyTorch etc. as a service.
Code Pattern | August 1, 2018
In this pattern, we will set up a Drupal site by using Kubernetes and Postgres.
Code Pattern | March 24, 2017
Deploy a distributed GitLab leveraging Kubernetes and Docker.
Newest Blog
Sep 19, 2018
Containers
Introducing IBM's Image Scanning Service, a free way to scan container images for vulnerabilities.
Newest Announcement
ContainersObject Storage+
We've published a code pattern to help you get started with machine learning. It takes images from an Anzi Cozmo robot and then trains a model with those images so the robot can recognize further images of its environment.
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AnalyticsBlockchain+
ContainersIBM Cloud Private+
Newest Article
Apr 03, 2018
ContainersMicroservices+
If you are following the progression of container-based development and deploymentand I hope you arethen you know that these developments have already fundamentally changed how applications are created and served, and will continue to do so. This article explores containers, container orchestration, Kubernetes, the hybrid cloud, and the tools that…
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Cloud FoundryContainers+
ContainersIBM Power Systems+
Newest Event
Sep 11, 2018
Artificial IntelligenceContainers+
It is the seminar and hands-on workshop for developers who came(or wanted to come) to think Japan 2018.
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Hackathon
September 21, 2018
Artificial IntelligenceBlockchain+
Conference
September 22, 2018
ContainersDatabases
September 24, 2018
Newest Code Pattern
ContainersIBM Cloud+
This pattern details how to get an Anki Cozmo robot to recognize different toys (deer, dragon, dino). The sample application uses an extended MobileNet model, and predictions against that model are executed by TensorFlow running in an OpenWhisk function. The training is done on Kubernetes on the IBM Cloud.
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ContainersKitura+
Newest Tutorial
ContainersData Science+
Set up both Kubeflow and IBM Cloud Private to work together in a private cloud environment where your data is protected on your own data center.
Recent Tutorials
ContainersKubernetes+
ContainersIBM Cloud Native+
Newest Video
Sep 17, 2018
ContainersIBM Cloud Private
Push the same three-tiered application to multiple cloud providers.
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ContainersIstio
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