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Day 17: Containerizing AI Workloads — Production Dockerfiles for Python APIs

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Moving a model from a notebook to a service means putting it in a container. But AI images are not like a Node.js or Go service. Deep learning frameworks bring heavy CUDA shared libraries , C++ build tools and multi-gigabyte wheel files, and a careless Dockerfile can balloon past 10 GB. In plain te…

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    Day 17: Containerizing AI Workloads — Production Dockerfiles for Python APIs

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