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We are still in the progress of setting up the hackathon, so we are still working on the concrete format. This issue is a prototype, feel free to comment on the format, too, below in the comments
👋 Hello awesome contributor!
This is a mini-project for the upcoming 48-hour Knative hackathon designed to boost contributions to the Knative Client project. For more details, check out Issue #1842.
🎯 Why and What
Welcome to Knative, a platform for serverless computing on Kubernetes. The Knative CLI, known as kn, simplifies the management of Knative resources. KServe is an AI model inference layer on top of Kubernetes and Knative. The objective of this mini-project is to start a kn plugin to simplify the management of KServe's InferenceService.
This project aims to fill a gap in the Knative and KServe ecosystem that allows a typed user experience for working with KServe from the CLI. The immediate goal for this hackathon is to create the basic structure of the plugin and implement at least one operational command, such as kn kserve iservice create. Please take a look at the comments below for more details.
🛠 Difficulty Level
Intermediate
👥 Recommended Team Size
1-3
🎉 Expected Outcome
Success is defined as the ability to create a workingInferenceService on an existing KServe setup using the new kn plugin.
🎓 Your Key Takeaways
In addition to gaining hands-on experience with kn and learning how to scaffold a new CLI plugin for it, you'll also acquire the skills to set up a Knative development environment on your own machine. This project will provide exposure to various areas relevant to Knative.
To initiate this task, fork the kn-plugin-sample. Your feedback on its usability and any issues you encounter will contribute to its improvement.
The task involves implementing a new iservice command that will manage KServe's InferenceService custom resources. The specific aim for this hackathon is to enable the creation of an InferenceService through a new command, incorporating all necessary options as command-line arguments.
Completion is achieved when the following command is operational:
For further guidance, the kn-plugin-service-log plugin can serve as a useful reference. It is recommended to separate the logic for creating the Golang struct for InferenceService to facilitate future updates.
For any support or queries, the Slack #knative-48h channel is available.
ah, sorry. The link has been fixed. In the meantime we've created a dedicated repository https://github.com/knative-48h/kn-plugin-kserve for the Hackathon. Let me know if you would like to be added to the story it's still open.
We are still in the progress of setting up the hackathon, so we are still working on the concrete format. This issue is a prototype, feel free to comment on the format, too, below in the comments
👋 Hello awesome contributor!
This is a mini-project for the upcoming 48-hour Knative hackathon designed to boost contributions to the Knative Client project. For more details, check out Issue #1842.
🎯 Why and What
Welcome to Knative, a platform for serverless computing on Kubernetes. The Knative CLI, known as
kn
, simplifies the management of Knative resources. KServe is an AI model inference layer on top of Kubernetes and Knative. The objective of this mini-project is to start akn
plugin to simplify the management of KServe'sInferenceService
.This project aims to fill a gap in the Knative and KServe ecosystem that allows a typed user experience for working with KServe from the CLI. The immediate goal for this hackathon is to create the basic structure of the plugin and implement at least one operational command, such as
kn kserve iservice create
. Please take a look at the comments below for more details.🛠 Difficulty Level
Intermediate
👥 Recommended Team Size
1-3
🎉 Expected Outcome
Success is defined as the ability to create a working
InferenceService
on an existing KServe setup using the newkn
plugin.🎓 Your Key Takeaways
In addition to gaining hands-on experience with
kn
and learning how to scaffold a new CLI plugin for it, you'll also acquire the skills to set up a Knative development environment on your own machine. This project will provide exposure to various areas relevant to Knative.🤝 Mentor
@rhuss
🎥 5-Minute Video Pitch
TBD
📝 Additional Information
Some experience with Go programming is required, and a basic understanding of Knative and Kubernetes is beneficial.
🌐 Entrypoints
kn
plugin from GitHub.InferenceService
.📋 Organizer Checklist
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