🐝 A fast, easy and collaborative open source image annotation tool for teams and individuals.
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🐝 A fast, easy and collaborative open source image annotation tool for teams and individuals.
Courses, sample code, articles & screencasts - AWS, Azure, & GCP
Management tool for virtualization and kubernetes platforms
🥇 Java SDK to use the IBM Watson services.
🎮 Unity SDK to use the IBM Watson services.
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A chatbot for banking that uses the Watson Assistant, Discovery, Natural Language Understanding and Tone Analyzer services.
SODA Strato (Multi-cloud) project provides a cloud vendor agnostic data management for hybrid cloud, intercloud or intracloud. This project is renamed as 'Strato'
Use GitHub Actions to automatically deploy the latest version of V2Ray to IBM Cloud Foundry
An Android ChatBot powered by Watson Services - Assistant, Speech-to-Text and Text-to-Speech on IBM Cloud.
A Code Pattern to teach how to run a COBOL program on Kubernetes
🔆 Android SDK to use the IBM Watson services.
Cloud provider cluster managers for Dask. Supports AWS, Google Cloud Azure and more...
☁️ Curated Cloud OSINT resources — dorks, tools, and techniques for AWS, Azure, GCP, Oracle Cloud, and other major providers reconnaissance
Built for developers who are interested in learning how to deploy a React application on Kubernetes, this pattern uses the React and Redux framework and calls the OMDb API to look up movie information based on user input. This pattern can be built and run on both Docker and Kubernetes.
Liquid Prep offers an end-to-end solution for farmers looking to optimize their water usage, especially during times of drought.
Composer is a new programming model for composing cloud functions built on Apache OpenWhisk.
WARNING: This repository is no longer maintained
Samples for using Code Engine
A curated list of awesome IBM Cloud SDKs, open source repositories, tools, blogs and other resources.
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