AI Observability with Envoy AI Gateway: From Black Box to Glass Box
When AI applications break, traditional metrics fail. This session introduces Envoy AI Gateway, the CNCF project co-founded by Tetrate and Bloomberg to solve the real-world chaos of scattered LLM APIs, credential sprawl, and runaway costs. Built on the Kubernetes Gateway API specification, it provides a unified, cloud-native control plane for all LLM traffic.
But taming traffic is just the first step. This session reveals how to transform AI black boxes into debuggable systems using OpenTelemetry standards, specifically tuned for AI workloads with OpenInference conventions.
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A live demo will showcase not just built-in gateway metrics, but also how to configure and visualize evaluations for correctness, relevance, and hallucination detection. Attendees will leave with actionable observability patterns built by users, for users, demonstrating how community-driven development solves real-world AI debugging challenges.
Beyond Text_Building Multimodal RAG Systems with ColPali for Visually Rich Documents
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) has revolutionized how we search and reason over enterprise knowledge, but traditional systems fall short when documents are visually rich—filled with charts, tables, diagrams, or intricate layouts. Enter ColPali: an innovative multimodal retrieval framework that encodes entire document pages—text and visuals together—as embeddings, enabling accurate, context-aware retrieval no matter how complex the source.
This talk will unveil a practical pipeline for building a Multimodal RAG systems using ColPali.
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Time | Duration | Topic | Speaker |
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6:00 PM - 7:00 PM | 60 Mins | Registration & networking | |
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM | 60 Mins | AI Observability with Envoy AI Gateway: From Black Box to Glass Box | Adrian Cole, Principal Engineer, Tetrate |
8:00 PM - 9:00 PM | 60 Mins | Beyond Text_Building Multimodal RAG Systems with ColPali for Visually Rich Documents | Eng-Hwa Tan, Principal Containers Solutions Architect, Amazon Web Services |
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