Saltware to Hold Hands-On Seminar on “AI Gateway & Claude Code”
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Saltware held a hands-on seminar on “AI Gateway & Claude Code” on the 16th. The seminar was designed in a practical, hands-on format to help companies learn how to operate AI Gateway and Claude Code in a controlled internal environment. Participants practiced building an AI Gateway and operating Claude Code in an internally controlled environment.
Saltware said on the 16th that it held a hands-on seminar on “AI Gateway & Claude Code.” The seminar was designed as a practical, hands-on session to help companies learn how to operate AI Gateway and Claude Code in a controlled internal environment.
The seminar was organized as a program for directly building the framework needed for enterprise LLM operations. Participants practiced building an integrated system for a single endpoint across multiple AI models, as well as systems for managing user-specific access permissions, cost management, prevention of sensitive data leaks, and usage data management.
The program began with an explanation of why AI Gateway is needed, its role, and its architecture. The seminar then focused on practical exercises for building an AI Gateway using LiteLLM, followed by exercises on building an enterprise AI Gateway using LiteLLM and Amazon Bedrock, as well as on operating Claude Code in an internally controlled environment.
The photo shows the scene of the hands-on seminar on “AI Gateway & Claude Code.”
At the seminar, participants built an LLM Proxy for integrating multiple LLMs through a single endpoint. In the process, they reviewed key features such as user-specific access control, user-specific budget management, user-specific cost tracking, daily cost tracking, caching to reduce repeated-call costs, caching to reduce repeated-call latency, guardrails to block sensitive data leaks, and logging to collect LLM usage data.
They then applied LiteLLM to a Claude Code environment based on Amazon Bedrock. The seminar covered how to operate Claude Code within an internal control scope and reviewed ways to manage and control the usage environment when enterprises use Claude Code.
The event was aimed at technology leaders considering introducing LLMs within their organizations, technology leaders already using LLMs internally, developers and engineers interested in using AI Gateway and LiteLLM, platform engineers promoting standardization of internal LLM usage environments, infrastructure operators seeking to understand and control LLM usage costs, and security personnel managing AI usage risks such as sensitive data leaks.
Lee Jeong-geun, CEO of Saltware, said that as enterprise use of LLMs expands, the need to efficiently connect a variety of AI models is increasing, and the importance of a systematic management environment for AI usage overall, including access permissions, costs, and sensitive data, is also growing. He added that the seminar offered hands-on opportunities ranging from building an AI Gateway based on LiteLLM to using Claude Code.
Lee also said the seminar provided an opportunity to directly experience methods that can be applied to actual AI operations environments at companies. He added that on the 8th, Saltware obtained qualification as a Databricks DPP(Delivery Partner Program) partner.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
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