
Use MCP and function calling in Polyaxon agents
Choose direct function tools or MCP adapters for Polyaxon agents based on reuse, authorization, lifecycle, and execution contracts.
Practical guides to building, running, and improving ML and AI in production.
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Choose direct function tools or MCP adapters for Polyaxon agents based on reuse, authorization, lifecycle, and execution contracts.

Schedule repeatable Kubernetes jobs with explicit time zones, concurrency, deadlines, history limits, idempotency, and observable outcomes.

Configure Polyaxon workload credentials, service accounts, connections, and artifact handling while protecting LLM data across providers, caches, and evaluation.

Understand node components, conditions, capacity, labels, taints, failure behavior, and lifecycle management for Kubernetes ML clusters.

Diagnose AI platform bottlenecks across ownership, integration, delivery, infrastructure, feedback, and skills, then improve the highest-leverage constraint first.

Design application-owned MCP tools that submit and inspect Polyaxon workflows while preserving authorization, bounded inputs, and run-level evidence.

Choose PersistentVolumes, claims, StorageClasses, access modes, and reclaim policies for ML workspaces, caches, checkpoints, and services.

Evaluate managed Kubernetes services for ML using responsibility, GPUs, networking, storage, identity, observability, cost, and portability.

Distinguish confidential computing from workload isolation, and define how Polyaxon scheduling and evidence fit a trusted execution design.

Reconstruct evaluation features using event time and actual availability time, excluding late arrivals and later corrections while preserving the source versions in Polyaxon.

Design OpenTelemetry Collector pipelines for ML services with clear receivers, processors, exporters, deployment patterns, and failure controls.

Map an AI agent stack to Polyaxon services, jobs, sandboxes, queues, connections, tracking, and versioned components without conflating their responsibilities.

Build layered Amazon EKS monitoring for control-plane activity, Kubernetes state, nodes, GPUs, applications, ML runs, and telemetry health.

Compare RAG chunk sizes, retrieval depth, and model choices with Polyaxon experiment matrices, fixed evaluation inputs, and quality-aware run comparisons.

Learn what Pods provide, what they do not preserve, and how to design resources, lifecycle, sidecars, storage, and debugging for ML workloads.

Package and deploy an AI agent as a Polyaxon service with explicit ports, health checks, scoped connections, and release evidence.

Understand how ReplicaSets maintain Pod replicas, why Deployments normally own them, and where they fit in ML workloads.

Translate agent tool requests into authorized Polyaxon sandbox execution with bounded commands, structured results, and explicit lifecycle ownership.

Translate sovereignty, privacy, audit, resilience, and approval requirements into an operable AI platform for government and regulated workloads.

Design Prometheus alerts and Alertmanager routing for ML platforms without noisy pages, missing owners, or unsafe high-cardinality labels.

Separate monitoring from observability, then combine metrics, logs, traces, run context, and model evaluation into an effective ML operating model.

Use Polyaxon run metadata, source revisions, artifact hashes, and independent review to establish provenance for AI-generated code.

Use kubeadm as a reliable cluster bootstrap layer while planning networking, high availability, upgrades, recovery, and ML infrastructure separately.

Build data-analysis agents with Polyaxon jobs and sandboxes, versioned data inputs, deterministic checks, and reviewable analysis artifacts.