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Intelligent Workloads at the Edge

You're reading from   Intelligent Workloads at the Edge Deliver cyber-physical outcomes with data and machine learning using AWS IoT Greengrass

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jan 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801811781
Length 374 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Table of Contents (17) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: Introduction and Prerequisites
2. Chapter 1: Introduction to the Data-Driven Edge with Machine Learning FREE CHAPTER 3. Section 2: Building Blocks
4. Chapter 2: Foundations of Edge Workloads 5. Chapter 3: Building the Edge 6. Chapter 4: Extending the Cloud to the Edge 7. Chapter 5: Ingesting and Streaming Data from the Edge 8. Chapter 6: Processing and Consuming Data on the Cloud 9. Chapter 7: Machine Learning Workloads at the Edge 10. Section 3: Scaling It Up
11. Chapter 8: DevOps and MLOps for the Edge 12. Chapter 9: Fleet Management at Scale 13. Section 4: Bring It All Together
14. Chapter 10: Reviewing the Solution with AWS Well-Architected Framework 15. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix 1 – Answer Key

Deploying your first ML model

Now that you are familiar with remote deployments and loading resources from the cloud, it is time to deploy your first ML-powered capability to the edge! After all, a component making use of ML models is much like other components we have deployed. It is a combination of dependencies, runtime code, and static resources that are hosted in the cloud.

Reviewing the ML use case

In this case, the dependencies are packages and libraries for using OpenCV (an open source library for computer vision (CV) use cases) and the Deep Learning Runtime (DLR), the runtime code is a preconfigured sample of inference code that uses DLR, and the static resources are a preconfigured model store for image classification and some sample images. The components deployed in this example are all provided and managed by AWS.

The solution that you will deploy simulates the use case for our HBS device hub that performs a simple image classification as part of a home security...

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