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Tutorials

Get started with agentic AI - building a flight assistant with function calling on open-weight Llama 3.1Read more
Monitor GPU Instances using Cockpit and the NVIDIA Data Center GPU Manager (DCGM) ExporterRead more
Processing images and getting structured outputs with Pixtral vision modelRead more
Creating a documentation website using Object Storage bucket website and Material for MkDocsRead more

Changelog

  • Containers

    Changed

    DNS resolution rate limit for Serverless Containers

    Starting November 26, 2024, a rate limit of 20 DNS queries per second per Container instance will be applied. This limit only applies to queries that require a full DNS resolution and is enforced independently for each Container instance.

    This rate limit is set at a level that is well above typical usage, so most users should not be impacted.

  • Functions

    Changed

    DNS resolution rate limit for Serverless Functions

    Starting November 26, 2024, a rate limit of 20 DNS queries per second per Function instance will be applied. This limit only applies to queries that require a full DNS resolution and is enforced independently for each Function instance.

    This rate limit is set above typical usage levels, so most users should not experience any impact on their applications.

  • Edge Services

    Changed

    Edge Services redirects HTTP to HTTPS for Object Storage integration

    Starting November 13, 2024, Edge Services cache servers will change how they handle HTTP (port 80) requests. Instead of serving content over HTTP, they will issue an HTTP 302 redirect to HTTPS (port 443), keeping the rest of the URL unchanged. This update applies only to Edge Services integrations with Object Storage.

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