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Throughout the course, you’ll explore KServe architecture, deploy AI workloads using InferenceService resources, and learn how to expose and interact with model endpoints. You’ll deploy a quantized Qwen large language model, serve a predictive text classification model, and understand the differences between generative and predictive inference workloads. The course also covers troubleshooting fundamentals, including reading InferenceService status and diagnosing failed deployments, giving you the practical skills needed to confidently serve and manage ML models in Kubernetes environments.
The Foundations module introduces the fundamentals of model serving and the architecture of KServe. You’ll learn how KServe integrates with Kubernetes, understand its key components, and perform a complete KServe installation. By the end of this module, you’ll have a clear understanding of the building blocks required for serving machine learning models in Kubernetes environments.
This module focuses on deploying and serving generative AI workloads using KServe. You’ll work with InferenceService manifests, deploy a quantized Qwen model, and learn how to interact with model endpoints using inference requests. Through practical demonstrations and hands-on exercises, you’ll gain experience deploying and consuming generative AI models in production-style environments.
Explore how predictive machine learning model serving differs from generative AI workloads. In this module, you’ll deploy and test a text classification model while learning the adjustments required for predictive inference services. This section helps build a broader understanding of ML serving use cases and deployment patterns.
This module introduces essential troubleshooting techniques for KServe deployments. You’ll learn how to inspect InferenceService status conditions, identify deployment issues, and diagnose broken inference services. These operational skills are critical for maintaining reliable AI workloads in Kubernetes environments.
Build the foundational skills required to serve, manage, and troubleshoot machine learning models on Kubernetes with KServe through practical demonstrations, hands-on deployments, and real-world inference workflows.

Chris Short is an Independent Consultant who has 30 years of experience in tech. He specializes in DevOps, Cloud Native, Open Source, and related technologies, helping organizations of all sizes embrace best practices and scale infrastructure to meet the rapid pace of change head-on. With a passion for Kubernetes, containers, and Ansible, Chris enjoys helping companies innovate with these technologies to meet customer needs. As an open source contributor, he is committed to helping others achieve their goals through his work on the Kubernetes project and beyond. Chris is a disabled veteran living in Metro Detroit. He writes about Cloud Native, DevOps, and other topics in his DevOps’ish newsletter.
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