Just Announced! Attend a lab and receive a Raspberry Pi
Have a Slice of AI from a Raspberry Pi Services such as ChatGPT have made accessing Generative AI as simple as visiting a web page. Whether at work or at home, there are advantages to channeling your user base (or family in the case of at home) through a central point where you can apply safeguards to their usage. In this lab, you will learn how to: Deliver centralized AI access through something as basic as a Raspberry Pi Learn basic methods for safeguarding AI Learn how users might circumvent basic safeguards Learn how to deploy additional services from F5 to enforce broader enterprise policies Register Here This lab takes place in an F5 virtual lab environment. Participants who complete the lab will receive a Raspberry Pi* to build the solution in their own environment. *Limited stock. Raspberry Pi is exclusive to this lab. To qualify, complete the lab and join a follow-up call with F5.Lab: Have a Slice of AI from a Raspberry Pi
Have a Slice of AI from a Raspberry Pi Services such as ChatGPT have made accessing Generative AI as simple as visiting a web page. Whether at work or at home, there are advantages to channeling your user base (or family in the case of at home) through a central point where you can apply safeguards to their usage. In this lab, you will learn how to: Deliver centralized AI access through something as basic as a Raspberry Pi Learn basic methods for safeguarding AI Learn how users might circumvent basic safeguards Learn how to deploy additional services from F5 to enforce broader enterprise policies This lab takes place in an F5 virtual lab environment. Participants who complete the lab will receive a Raspberry Pi* to build the solution in their own environment. Register Here *Limited stock. Raspberry Pi is exclusive to this lab. To qualify, complete the lab and join a follow-up call with F5. Sun, Sand, and Security Set not included.
Configuring semantic caching on F5 AI Gateway
The semantic caching feature is mentioned on the F5 AI Gateway introduction page, but I couldn't find any documentation on how to use it. Is there a guide available for this? Also, I'm curious whether token-based rate limiting will be supported in the future.
