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Introducing OpenRL: A self-hosted post-training API for fine-tuning LLMs

06.11

by Sunil Arora , Shuby Mishra & Chuang Wang , GKE We are pleased to share a research preview of OpenRL , a new open-source project coming out of GKE Labs.

MCP, skills & tools fine-tuning GKE Kubernetes LLMs

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