Thanks rrtucci,. Our goal is to horizontally scale some of our functions so as far as actually stat libraries and functions we're ok. Bayesforge appears free on the AWS marketplace so you pay for just the EC2 instance. Been experimenting..... using containers and an orchestrator (kubernetes) is good if you're creating an entire ecosystem of micro services, but I've been playing around with AWS Lambda as well since all I'm trying to do is move some of the heavy computation off of one resource and scale into another (serverless) architecture.
Thanks to you SWilson. Bayesforge was written completely by my cofouder Henning Dekant(originally German, but now lives in Toronto) except that my other co-founder Dr. Tao Yin (he lives in Shenzhen) submitted Bayesforge to the Tencent cloud and jumped through the hurdles to get it approved there. Having a presence in both Canada (software exports less regulated than in USA) and China is an essential part of our strategy. I am mostly responsible for the quantum side of the business, but the beauty of Bayesforge is
that it can also be very useful to Data scientists that have ZERO interest in Quantum Computing. I see Bayesforge as a competitor to Google's Colab. Do we want MAFGA (portmanteau of Mafia and MAGA and also an acronym for Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Google, Amazon) to control everything in the world?
We would totally love to collaborate with you. We currently have no funding but big aspirations. I think Bayesforge is a billion dollar opportunity. Email me at [email protected] if you are interested in collaborating with us. Henning knows Linux inside out