Hi Jyothsna, The AI is not specific to backend development works. AI is everywhere. Even the enterprises are exploring AI as new UI. So, take an LLM and try prompting, training and tuning, then try integrating with front end technologies. This way you can start learning AI and use in the front end stacks. All the best!

I would recommend to start with Hands-On Large Language Models: Language Understanding and Generation by Oreilly

Yes, you are right.

@@ArchitectITCloudthank you for your response . I really appreciate it. I have a question. I am currently a technical lead wanting to upskill myself. Hence I have gathered some knowledge in Togaf. Can you please give your thoughts on how demanding or relevant togaf is. At this point in time . Thank you

@@mohammednathar4147 if you would like to pursue your career as enterprise architect, I would recommend to go for TOGAF. It will help you to understand the big picture of enterprise level implementations.

List out all use-cases you think of first. This will narrow down what LLM can be used effectively. For example, the transportation routes and efficient supply of goods, smart inventory management etc

Thanks, I will keep that in mind!

If you decide to take the path towards EA, this 11 years of experience will add value, but not fully, I would suggest, first decide where you want to head towards in your career.. if you want to become an EA, explore the opportunity in your organization.. then get TOGAF certified to support your EA experience.

Good to hear! Let me know if you have any specific topics in mind.

All the best!!

Right, I have not shown the integration layers as the focus is only in the RAG architecture understanding.

you can use captions

Could you be specific on the non-technical training ? Share us an example

Yes, the goal was to close their brick & mortar stores and become fully online.

We are talking about Architecture patterns here. Ideally these patterns will help to obtain solution for your architecture problem. Unless it is used for any business solution, it is just called architecture patterns. If you use any of the cloud architecture patterns to provide solution, that is called cloud solution architecture… not patterns.

Could you elaborate more on the freelance idea more ?

Hello Amit, Though you are front end lead, the level of experience you have with the development matters. You would be implementing the patterns, architecture styles in front end app development. You must focus on application solutions architect. All the best!

@@ArchitectITCloud thanks you very much.

We will cover use-cases

Hello Arthuri, Thanks for your kind words. Functional requirements and Non-functional requirements are two different areas but are connected. Usually as applications solution architect you gather the functional requirements from the business team. As a solution architect you must gather all non-functional requirements like how the application can scale at high volume, what platform can be adopted for the same, what types of infrastructure components needed etc. In big organizations/ enterprises there will be dedicated platform and infrastructure solutions architects who work with applications solutions architects to address these NFRs. Hope this helps to get clarity. If you need additional help / support pls email to: [email protected]

@@ArchitectITCloud Thanks it helped.

Get hands-on with scripting tools like Ansible, Terrraform etc. if your are setting up an infrastructure for any LLM, it is still similar to an environment setup for any of your apps / platform components but only the difference is high in configurations.

@@ArchitectITCloud Thank you