18:30 Wed 5 Mar 2025, BCS London & online: Designing Scalable and Reliable AI Systems with Microservices
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Immo Hüneke
Feb 13, 2025, 4:59:18 AM2/13/25
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The slide deck of my presentation on Microsoft Power Automate on 5th February can be found along with earlier slide decks under http://bcs-spa.org/previous-meetings.html. The video will appear in due course on our usual play list (see below).
SPA-399: Power Automate - Designing Scalable and Reliable AI Systems with Microservices
Speaker: Mayank Jindal
When: Wednesday 5th March 2025, 18:00 for 18:30 - 20:00 BST
Where: BCS London, 25 Copthall Avenue, London EC2R 7BP and also online
Price: Free
Booking Link: https://5march25spa.eventbrite.co.uk/
Your confirmation email will provide the next step to enable you to access the webinar. 48 hours and 1 hour prior to the event reminder emails will be sent to those registered, with the non-transferable URL needed to gain access. The session will be recorded. If you do not wish to feature in the recording, please keep your microphone muted.
AGENDA
* 6:00pm - networking in BCS London over refreshments
* 6:30pm - presentation begins, questions and answers either ad hoc or at the end
* 8:00pm - networking in BCS London (pizza & refreshments)
* 8:45pm at the latest: everyone off the premises - adjourn to The Old Doctor Butler's Head to continue discussion
SYNOPSIS
Building and scaling AI systems in the real world comes with unique challenges like handling traffic surges, managing data drift and ensuring system reliability.
This session will explore how micro-service architectures can help overcome these hurdles by separating the model-serving layer from the system integration layer to enable scalable, modular and resilient AI systems. We will talk about strategies for coordinating scaling between components, managing dependencies across teams, designing robust APIs and implementing effective error-handling mechanisms. We will also cover performance monitoring and maintaining long-term system reliability.
Whether you are managing AI pipelines, scaling distributed architectures or developing AI applications, this session will provide insights to help design systems that are adaptable, reliable and built to succeed in dynamic environments.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Mayank Jindal is a software engineer with 5 years of experience. His primary focus has been on improving automation using AI-based techniques and building scalable software around that. He has hands-on experience in building machine learning models, deploying them in production environments and monitoring their performance to prevent potential issues.
Mayank has worked with major cloud technologies and gained expertise in building cloud-based microservices. He has experience in both machine learning and software engineering which enables him to design and develop scalable solutions. He also had the privilege of speaking at tech conference and podcasts which allowed him to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience. He holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
Currently located in the United States, he will be presenting his talk over a remote link.
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BCS SPA Home Page - http://bcs-spa.org/
Meetings Schedules
London - http://bcs-spa.org/index.php?page=london-meeting-programme
Cambridge - see http://http://softwareast.ning.com/events
Presentation materials from previous talks are available from the BCS SPA resources site: http://bcs-spa.org/resources.html
Also see YouTube playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKBhokJ0qd3_wlvr0j85YhmNfNj8ZJ8M-
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SPA London Meetings Programme Organiser - Immo Huneke, Zuhlke Engineering Ltd. [mailto:Im...@Huneke.Co.UK]
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Forthcoming meetings: We're looking for volunteers to present or lead workshops on topics of interest to software practitioners. Please come forward with suggestions!
2 Apr 2025 - topic tbd
========================================
The slide deck of my presentation on Microsoft Power Automate on 5th February can be found along with earlier slide decks under http://bcs-spa.org/previous-meetings.html. The video will appear in due course on our usual play list (see below).
SPA-399: Power Automate - Designing Scalable and Reliable AI Systems with Microservices
Speaker: Mayank Jindal
When: Wednesday 5th March 2025, 18:00 for 18:30 - 20:00 BST
Where: BCS London, 25 Copthall Avenue, London EC2R 7BP and also online
Price: Free
Booking Link: https://5march25spa.eventbrite.co.uk/
Your confirmation email will provide the next step to enable you to access the webinar. 48 hours and 1 hour prior to the event reminder emails will be sent to those registered, with the non-transferable URL needed to gain access. The session will be recorded. If you do not wish to feature in the recording, please keep your microphone muted.
AGENDA
* 6:00pm - networking in BCS London over refreshments
* 6:30pm - presentation begins, questions and answers either ad hoc or at the end
* 8:00pm - networking in BCS London (pizza & refreshments)
* 8:45pm at the latest: everyone off the premises - adjourn to The Old Doctor Butler's Head to continue discussion
SYNOPSIS
Building and scaling AI systems in the real world comes with unique challenges like handling traffic surges, managing data drift and ensuring system reliability.
This session will explore how micro-service architectures can help overcome these hurdles by separating the model-serving layer from the system integration layer to enable scalable, modular and resilient AI systems. We will talk about strategies for coordinating scaling between components, managing dependencies across teams, designing robust APIs and implementing effective error-handling mechanisms. We will also cover performance monitoring and maintaining long-term system reliability.
Whether you are managing AI pipelines, scaling distributed architectures or developing AI applications, this session will provide insights to help design systems that are adaptable, reliable and built to succeed in dynamic environments.
ABOUT THE PRESENTER
Mayank Jindal is a software engineer with 5 years of experience. His primary focus has been on improving automation using AI-based techniques and building scalable software around that. He has hands-on experience in building machine learning models, deploying them in production environments and monitoring their performance to prevent potential issues.
Mayank has worked with major cloud technologies and gained expertise in building cloud-based microservices. He has experience in both machine learning and software engineering which enables him to design and develop scalable solutions. He also had the privilege of speaking at tech conference and podcasts which allowed him to share his knowledge and insights with a wider audience. He holds a Master's degree in Computer Science from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
Currently located in the United States, he will be presenting his talk over a remote link.
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BCS SPA Home Page - http://bcs-spa.org/
Meetings Schedules
London - http://bcs-spa.org/index.php?page=london-meeting-programme
Cambridge - see http://http://softwareast.ning.com/events
Presentation materials from previous talks are available from the BCS SPA resources site: http://bcs-spa.org/resources.html
Also see YouTube playlist https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKBhokJ0qd3_wlvr0j85YhmNfNj8ZJ8M-
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SPA London Meetings Programme Organiser - Immo Huneke, Zuhlke Engineering Ltd. [mailto:Im...@Huneke.Co.UK]
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Forthcoming meetings: We're looking for volunteers to present or lead workshops on topics of interest to software practitioners. Please come forward with suggestions!
2 Apr 2025 - topic tbd
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