I Built a RAG App and It Only Took Me Four Minutes Per Answer (at first)
A completely honest account of what it's like to build your first Retrieval-Augmented Generation system, including the part where it told me Hermione was Harry's school.
Disclaimer
These notes are my own comprehension and lessons learned. Does not represent Red Hat, nor replaces official documentation.
Experimenting with RAG
Oneliner commands using jq, grep, awk, git.
PromQL expressions.
All sort of experiments.
Azure RedHat OpenShift
A completely honest account of what it's like to build your first Retrieval-Augmented Generation system, including the part where it told me Hermione was Harry's school.
On this exercise, we will go through the "hidden" and safe world of using git stash.
The greek god Mnemosyne hint me to write this collection of commands that from time to time slips my memory.
When handling dozens of different branches in a Git repo, doing a rebase and all the right commands to make a clean push can be a bit challenging. Here are my notes on how rebase and push it with more confidence.
On this exercise, we will deploy an additional Ingress Controller to make application ingress available to the internet.
On this exercise, we will deploy the Operator and setup the Gitlab instance.
On this exercise, we will deploy an application from scratch using Helm Chart.
On this exercise we will go through the issues that I found while trying the example mem-cached operator.
On this exercise1, we will deploy an application, tag and push a new version of the image to the Internal Registry, find where the image is hosted and patch the deployment to use the new image.