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This is to address the req 17: 17. Support options for KServe and/or ModelMesh (support KServe - 1 model per pod or modelmesh - multiple models per pod)
a. P0: RHODS admins should be able to configure whether they want to use KServe (single model serving + additional functionality), ModelMesh, or both
This would be a cluster-level setting
Need to clearly communicate the differences between KServe and MM - don’t need to refer to the open source project names, but rather describe the functional differences
Default option for new customers would be KServe only
If only one option, potential to streamline / simplify the UI
ModelMesh - need to configure model server
KServe - do we need the model server UI? Would all the options be available in UI for deploying a single model?
If admins want to make both options available, users would choose between KServe & MM in a project
All existing customers should have no change in functionality upon migration (eg. likely MM only)
Changes to cluster setting would be applied on a move forward basis (newly created projects). No changes to existing projects.
Acceptance criteria:
Set up a meeting with UX/UI teams to identify the issues that would need to be addressed
(optional) If needed, set up follow up meetings to consult and guide the UX/UI teams on req 17
Create follow up issues that would require Dev work
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[SPIKE] Develop guidance for UX/UI in terms of KServe/ModelMesh
[SPIKE] Assist UX/UI for KServe/ModelMesh experience
Sep 14, 2023
This is to address the req 17:
17. Support options for KServe and/or ModelMesh (support KServe - 1 model per pod or modelmesh - multiple models per pod)
a. P0: RHODS admins should be able to configure whether they want to use KServe (single model serving + additional functionality), ModelMesh, or both
Acceptance criteria:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: