RAG vs Fine-Tuning: Choosing the Right LLM Approach for Your Product
Both RAG and fine-tuning improve LLM performance on your specific use case — but they solve different problems. Here's how to choose.
Container orchestration for ML workloads and microservices at scale
HOW WE USE IT
We deploy and manage production Kubernetes clusters for ML serving, microservice architectures, and high-availability applications. Helm charts, ArgoCD GitOps, Prometheus monitoring, and proper RBAC are standard deliverables in every K8s engagement.
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K8s deployment of multiple ML models with HPA for traffic-based scaling and canary deployments.
Service mesh with Istio, circuit breakers, distributed tracing with Jaeger, and centralized logging.
ArgoCD-managed deployment pipeline where every git commit to main triggers automated production deployment.
Engineering Stack
38 production-grade technologies — every one battle-tested in shipped products.
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Kubernetes is the right choice when you need fine-grained control over scaling, networking, and resource allocation — particularly for AI inference workloads, microservices architectures with complex service-to-service communication, or workloads that do not fit serverless constraints (execution time limits, cold start latency, memory limits). Serverless (Lambda, Cloud Run) is better for event-driven, short-lived tasks. Kubernetes pays off when you have 5+ services, GPU workloads, or advanced autoscaling requirements.
A production Kubernetes cluster includes: namespaces for environment isolation, resource requests and limits on all workloads, Horizontal Pod Autoscaler for dynamic scaling, a managed ingress controller with TLS termination, cert-manager for certificate management, Prometheus and Grafana for observability, Network Policies for zero-trust networking, and GitOps deployment with ArgoCD or Flux. We use managed Kubernetes services (EKS, GKE, AKS) to reduce operational overhead.
Setting up a production-grade Kubernetes cluster with CI/CD, observability, and security hardening typically takes 4-8 weeks. Migrating an existing application from Docker Compose or EC2 to Kubernetes takes 4-6 weeks. Adding GPU node pools for ML inference workloads takes 2-3 weeks on top of an existing cluster.
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The team took our AI concept from whiteboard to production in 10 weeks. The architecture they designed handles 10x our expected load with no issues.
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A collection of detailed case studies showcasing our design process, problem-solving approach,and the impact of our user-focused solutions.
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