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This presentation focuses on showing shared challenges between data scientist and application development teams on their journey to run their workloads on top of Kubernetes. Tools like Kubeflow which aggregate other CNCF projects have already gone a long way at integrating general purpose tools for machine learning workflows. On the other hand tools like Crossplane allows us to consume cloud resources using a declarative approach while also simplifying how these resources can be consumed by application teams.</description>
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