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Looks interesting, seems like a neat product. Some thoughts on how to make the webpage more informative: - Improve the schematic overview[1], e.g. what's the
by sandstrom 12y ago
Looks interesting, seems like a neat product.
Some thoughts on how to make the webpage more informative:
- Improve the schematic overview[1], e.g. what's the purpose of a logging cluster? General logging? The MySQL database, what's it's role? My initial reaction is that logging/sql-storage could be handled outside of Seldon. I may be wrong, but you should help people here.
- Same with load-balancers, seems like it should be outside the scope of a prediction service. If not, an explanation would help.
- Clarify which parts are open-source, and which ones are closed. E.g. with ElasticSearch, it's obvious on their front-page which components are open-source and which-ones are paid.
- Add a comparison to prediction.io (RethinkDB's comparison with MongoDB[2] is a good example). It's an obvious question people will have, answering it upfront is helpful. Keep it fair/unbiased.
[1] http://www.seldon.io/open-source/ http://www.seldon.io/open-source/
[2] http://rethinkdb.com/docs/comparison-tables/ http://rethinkdb.com/docs/comparison-tables/
- ahousley 12y agoThanks - this is all useful feedback. You're right about the load balancers - this doesn't form part of the project codebase, but it's important for people to know that the API servers are stateless and can scale horizontally. However, the other infrastructure components are required as Seldon provides the full end-to-end platform not just collection of predictive algorithms. We will review your comments and for now we linked to the infrastructure page in our docs: http://docs.seldon.io/tech.html http://docs.seldon.io/tech.html We are planning to release some functionality under a separate commercial license, just as anyone is free to do. Everything you currently see on the website and Github repos is open-source and licensed under Apache 2.0.