Zerve, Cloud-First, Serverless IDE for Data Science and API Development
Hi HN, Jason CTO & Co-Founder at Zerve here. I’m really excited to be sharing Zerve AI with you today which is a cloud-first, coding environment for Data Science & AI. It’s a real-time, collaborative IDE for EDA, model training and deployments. Code executes serverlessly due to the separation of storage and compute. This enables language interoperability, parallelization and configurability of compute per block (a block is akin to a cell in a Jupyter notebook). The artifacts produced during exploration can be deployed directly to APIs which can be created through the App. The storage and…
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Zerve is a cloud-first IDE designed for data scientists and AI developers to perform exploratory data analysis, train models, and deploy them as APIs. It runs code serverlessly with separate storage and compute, allowing users to configure resources per code block and use multiple programming languages. Artifacts created during exploration can be deployed directly to APIs through the platform. The tool supports real-time collaboration and version control via GitHub, with optional self-hosting on AWS.
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Hi HN, Jason CTO & Co-Founder at Zerve here. I’m really excited to be sharing Zerve AI with you today which is a cloud-first, coding environment for Data Science & AI. It’s a real-time, collaborative IDE for EDA, model training and deployments. Code executes serverlessly due to the separation of storage and compute. This enables language interoperability, parallelization and configurability of compute per block (a block is akin to a cell in a Jupyter notebook). The artifacts produced during exploration can be deployed directly to APIs which can be created through the App. The storage and compute can be self-hosted in your cloud account (currently AWS) and there is a GitHub app available for version control. Check out our website and try it out for free: website: https://zerve.ai We’d love to get your feedback.
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