Hi all, After I put out the word for who might have an idea for a workshop at SCaLE, one of the private responses I got was from Oindrilla about a workshop idea she and Aakanksha have. I have a copy of their abstract below[0]. This email is a call for participation in helping organize and run a workshop based on that idea on Thursday 28 July in Los Angeles[1]. It seems data science is a very hot topic, and I believe we'll fill all our seats with interested attendees. For that reason, I've included Landon LaSmith from the Open Data Hub team in this message, since it's ODH on the Operate First community cloud that powers the workshop. This is a good opportunity for cross-community promotions. All: Let me know (either in this channel or in a direct message) if you are interested in participating in person or remotely, and definitely tell me about your concerns and hesitations, in case I can help in any way. https://www.socallinuxexpo.org/scale/19x I'm hoping to reach out to folks directly to ask if they are interested, but don't be surprised if I get distracted by a squirrel before I get to you -- it's nothing personal! You are wanted! Once we know who is involved, we can sort out roles and get to planning. Most likely I'll be responsible for ping/power/pipe, coffee breaks, and other logistics. It should be a bring-your-own-laptop affair, but I will look into whether we can get a small supply of ready-to-go laptops for people who didn't or couldn't bring one. (Hopefully we'll know in time to be able to advertise that.) OK, let's get together and get planning! - Karsten [0] Abstract by @Oindrilla Chatterjee <ochatter(a)redhat.com&gt; and @Aakanksha Duggal <aduggal(a)redhat.com&gt; "Want to learn how to accelerate your development of AI applications on the hybrid cloud? In this workshop, we introduce you to Operate First, an open cloud platform that provides cloud services and applications that support data scientists. We will walk you through the process of building a simple AIOps tool from scratch on the Operate First cloud and learn how to move your AI workloads to the cloud by implementing an end-to-end ML tool. We start by learning how to collect data from an open CI/CD data source, use Jupyterlab and its extensions to manage dependencies, and run jupyter notebooks. We will learn how to perform automated, repeatable experiments using Elyra and Kubeflow Pipelines, create and deploy machine learning modes on OpenShift using Seldon and visualize results on a Superset dashboard. By the end of this workshop, you will have an idea of how to build a simple AIOps tool on the cloud that can support your CI/CD processes. You will learn how to get started with, build data science tools, or onboard your existing projects on the Operate First cloud." [1] After being postponed earlier in the year, SCaLE is making a (hopefully one-time) return to the Hilton LAX. This does have some convenience as an easy to reach and depart from location when flying from LAX airport. -- Karsten Wade [he/him/his] | Principal Community Architect | @quaid Red Hat Open Source Program Office (OSPO) : @redhatopen The Open Source Way : https://theopensourceway.org Operate First : https://operate-first.cloud