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Welcome to the general FAQ! 🚀

Here you will find essential information on AI quickstarts.

Looking for something else? Try these:

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What is a quickstart again?

Quickstarts are simple, ready-to-use AI examples using Red Hat platforms. They are straightforward and focused example use cases - easy to launch, easy to get, and ready to go!

Where can I find quickstarts?

AI quickstarts are collected here in the AI quickstarts GitHub Organization. Each repository is a quickstart making it easy for you to get started.

For broader visibility and discoverability, selected content is also published in the AI quickstart catalog on redhat.com.

Are there requirements?

Each quickstart comes with its own list of requirements. They're in the quickstarts README. As long as you have the dependencies, you're good to go!

We'll also use common tools to make things easier from time to time. Like:

  • oc
  • helm
  • make
  • and many more

You don't need them, but you'll probably want them.

What if I don't have Red Hat AI yet?

No problem! Quickstarts are educational materials even when they aren't deployed! They include thorough descriptions, architectures and interactive demos whenever possible.

While we prioritize examples intended for Red Hat AI, OpenShift, and RHEL, we often find ourselves contributing directly to open source projects. Some of these contributions may find their way to our example catalog and can run in other environments.

Will quickstarts run in my environment? Are these maintained? Are they products?

Answers are yes, yes and no, respectively.

  • New quickstarts must be proven before they can be included.
  • Your environment may differ from ours, but we'll clearly outline dependencies up front
  • AI quickstarts are maintained by their owner which can be Red Hatters, partners or community members
  • Red Hat AI SMEs offer guidance as needed
  • AI quickstarts are not Red Hat products. They are examples.
  • quickstarts are not products and are not covered by Red Hat support
  • Best effort community assistance may be available

How do I ______?

Get started

  • on GitHub: Each repository is a standalone quickstart. Simply click through, read the README, and follow the installation instructions.
  • with the AI quickstart catalog on redhat.com: click into each card to learn more about each use case.

Get help

Not finding what you're looking for? Try the user guide first! 📕

Still have questions? Need help? We got you. Simply open a GitHub issue in the relevant quickstart repository! The user guide has detailed instructions.

Need help unrelated to a specific example? Open a GitHub issue in ai-quickstart-contrib

Contribute

Submit ideas or offer feedback

All feedback is welcome. Specific and actionable feedback is preferred. Please create a GitHub issue directly in the quickstart repository. We'll see if we can make it happen.

For general feedback, please create an issue in ai-quickstart-contrib

Add a quickstart!

Anyone can contribute a quickstart! 😄 This means Red Hatters, partners, community members & customers! Please use the contributor's guide to get started.

Now what?

What are you waiting for? 😄 It's quickstart time!