
Francisco Cabrera developed and automated scalable AI deployment workflows on Google Kubernetes Engine, focusing on both infrastructure and documentation improvements. In the GoogleCloudPlatform/ai-on-gke repository, he migrated Hugging Face TGI and JupyterHub deployment tutorials to dedicated repositories, updated documentation, and removed obsolete Terraform configurations, clarifying ownership and reducing maintenance overhead. Later, in the kubernetes-engine-samples repository, he delivered an end-to-end agentic AI deployment using the Agent Development Kit and a self-hosted LLM served by vLLM, integrating Docker, Kubernetes manifests, and Terraform scripts. His work emphasized reproducibility, operational control, and streamlined onboarding, demonstrating depth in DevOps and cloud engineering practices.
September 2025 delivered an end-to-end Agent AI deployment workflow on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) leveraging the Agent Development Kit (ADK) and a self-hosted LLM served by vLLM. This work provides a scalable, reproducible path for deploying containerized AI agents, combining CI/CD automation, containerization, and IaC provisioning to reduce time-to-market and improve operational control. The deliverables live in the kubernetes-engine-samples repo and establish a solid reference implementation for future AI agent workloads.
September 2025 delivered an end-to-end Agent AI deployment workflow on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) leveraging the Agent Development Kit (ADK) and a self-hosted LLM served by vLLM. This work provides a scalable, reproducible path for deploying containerized AI agents, combining CI/CD automation, containerization, and IaC provisioning to reduce time-to-market and improve operational control. The deliverables live in the kubernetes-engine-samples repo and establish a solid reference implementation for future AI agent workloads.
April 2025 monthly summary for GoogleCloudPlatform/ai-on-gke. Focused on consolidating tutorials and reducing maintenance overhead by migrating the HF TGI tutorial and JupyterHub deployment guidance to dedicated repositories, updating documentation, and removing obsolete configurations from the main repo. Resulted in clearer ownership, improved onboarding, and lower risk of drift between code and tutorials.
April 2025 monthly summary for GoogleCloudPlatform/ai-on-gke. Focused on consolidating tutorials and reducing maintenance overhead by migrating the HF TGI tutorial and JupyterHub deployment guidance to dedicated repositories, updating documentation, and removing obsolete configurations from the main repo. Resulted in clearer ownership, improved onboarding, and lower risk of drift between code and tutorials.

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