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Deployment
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Graft: Enterprise AI from Playground to Production
Graft is an enterprise AI company helping businesses move from LLM playground to production — included in Weekend Fund's Enterprise AI Stack. A signal of the 2023 market for companies building the deployment and operations layer on top of frontier models.
MLOps: Machine Learning Operations
A comprehensive guide to MLOps — the practices, tools, and culture for deploying and maintaining machine learning models in production. Covers the full lifecycle from experiment tracking through model serving, monitoring, and retraining pipelines.
Banana: Serverless GPU Inference Hosting
Banana is a serverless GPU inference hosting platform for machine learning models — deploy your model in three steps, pay only for inference time. Targets the gap between spinning up a GPU VM yourself and the complexity of cloud ML serving infrastructure.
The Twelve-Factor App
The Twelve-Factor App is a methodology for building cloud-native SaaS applications, synthesized from Heroku's experience with hundreds of deployed apps. Canonical reference for why config should live in env vars, why logs should be streams, and why stateless processes matter.
Fleek: Web3 Hosting and Deployment
Fleek is a Web3 deployment and hosting platform that deploys sites to IPFS, the Internet Computer, and other decentralized networks — positioned as the Netlify/Vercel equivalent for the decentralized web. Eliminates single-point-of-failure hosting by distributing content across the IPFS network.
KubeSail: Kubernetes Templates for Self-Hosting
KubeSail is a managed Kubernetes platform with a library of one-click deployment templates for self-hosted apps — deploy Nextcloud, Gitea, Bitwarden, and dozens more to your own cluster or KubeSail's hosting. Lowers the Kubernetes barrier for self-hosters.
Nutanix Arriving in Production
A tweet photo of a Nutanix node arriving and immediately being put into production — a grassroots signal of Nutanix's fast time-to-value compared to traditional SAN deployments that required lengthy professional services engagements.
Cloud 66 — Code to Cloud in 5 Minutes
Cloud 66 is a deployment and infrastructure management platform that handles production operations across any cloud or bare metal — zero-downtime deploys, auto-scaling, managed databases, no vendor lock-in. Fills the gap between PaaS simplicity and full DevOps control.
Deploying Flask with uWSGI and nginx on Ubuntu
A 2012 tutorial on deploying Flask applications behind nginx using uWSGI as the application server on Ubuntu. The canonical stack for Python web apps before Docker and cloud deployment made it simpler — and still the right choice for self-hosted production Flask.