Compute, cloud, and a capstone · L2 · 15 min
Logs, regions, and data you may use
Learn in five minutes
- A log can contain the person's words.
- Do not paste a real customer's words into a lab artifact.
- Use notes you wrote or that a licence allows.
- A region setting is not a privacy proof. Read the provider's current data-handling note.
- NIST's AI RMF gives words for this risk: measure, manage, and document.
The capstone notes are cards you type yourself. That is the allowed corpus. A downloaded private transcript is not.
Visual
Allowed or not
- A sentence you wrote today: allowed.
- A public-domain paragraph with the licence noted: allowed if the licence says so.
- A customer's recording: not allowed in this lab.
- Write the choice in the notebook.
Quiz
Ecosystem
- Allowed corpus
- Text you have a right to put in the lab.
Sisters: Schedulers, Regions, Key management, Risk frameworks.
A cloud endpoint can replace a local runner behind the same notebook and the same eval.
Pin the endpoint, the region, and the model id the day you check them.
Config
- Write the goal in one sentence.
- Name the input and the allowed output.
- Save the trace next to the result.
Troubleshooting
- The answer looks fluent and is wrong. Check whether a source passage actually contains the claim.
- The loop never stops. Set a step cap and stop when the tool result repeats.
Sources and go deeper
- NIST AI Risk Management Framework spec last checked 2026-10
- OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model Applications community last checked 2026-10
- Cloud computing — Wikipedia wikipedia last checked 2026-10