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GenAI Application Architecture: Scalable & Secure AI Design
https://www.udemy.com/course/genai-application-architecture/
Build scalable, secure, and efficient GenAI applications with AWS, MLOps, monitoring, and cloud-native architecture

 


Master the essential techniques and best practices for designing and architecting scalable, secure, and cost-effective Generative AI (GenAI) applications.

In this course, you’ll explore the principles of the LGPL architecture (Layers, Gates, Pipes, and Loops) and how they apply to building GenAI systems using modern cloud services like AWS.

 

We’ll cover critical topics such as load balancing, containerization, error handling, monitoring, logging, and disaster recovery. This course is ideal for those looking to understand GenAI architecture, ensuring applications are resilient, secure, and efficient.

 

What You'll Learn:

  • Architect scalable and secure GenAI applications using the LGPL model.

  • Understand core concepts such as containerization, load balancing, and disaster recovery.

  • Learn best practices for monitoring, logging, and error handling in GenAI systems.

  • Explore MLOps, CI/CD, and security strategies for future-proofing AI applications.

This course focuses on the architecture and principles behind building robust GenAI systems, providing the knowledge needed to design effective AI solutions.

 

Enroll now to transform your GenAI Application Architecture skills to the next level.  Master GenAI Application Architecture - the core best practices and techniques for building secure, efficient, scalable GenAI Applications.

 

GenAI Application Architecture: Scalable & Secure AI Design


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