And, why should you work here? — Rho AI was founded in 2012 by a small team of entrepreneurs, data scientists, and engineers. We set out to develop custom software for professional motorsports to predict an optimal race strategy (our initial concept also turned out to be effective in optimizing line-ups for fantasy teams, but we left…

At Rho AI, we constantly evaluate the latest & greatest technologies to see what works best and where we can improve our products. …

There are currently two ways to run health checks in Rancher: HTTP and TCP (http://docs.rancher.com/rancher/latest/en/cattle/health-checks/). The former is relatively straightforward, however it requires that you have a web server with an available route able to respond with a 2xx/3xx. …

At Rho AI we commonly interface with business leaders who may not be technical but need to understand how Artificial Intelligence (AI) can impact their business. In this post, we provide a high-level introduction to identifying AI opportunities within your existing organization and how to best capitalize on those opportunities. …

There are currently two ways to run health checks in Rancher: HTTP and TCP (http://docs.rancher.com/rancher/latest/en/cattle/health-checks/). The former is relatively straightforward, however it requires that you have a web server with an available route able to respond with a 2xx/3xx. …

The notion of Spot Instances is a difficult concept after years of thinking of servers as ‘stable’ until such time as you shut them down. As it turns out, however, there is an ever-increasing list of scenarios that benefit from spot instances. While cost-reduction is clearly a primary benefit of…

It is very helpful (and wise) to keep tabs on your servers’ resource utilization — hence the rise of services like NewRelic and DataDog, along with applications such as Nagios. If you search for the general topic of “Docker Host Monitoring”, the majority of articles and available tools relate to…