🎓 Components of MLOps
Version Control
Code: Git for code, scripts, notebooks.
Data: DVC (Data Version Control) for data, datasets.
Models: MLflow, Weights & Biases for models, experiments.
Importance: Reproducibility, change tracking.
CI/CD Pipeline
CI: Continuous Integration. Automatic testing upon changes.
CD: Continuous Deployment. Automatic deployment after tests pass.
ML-specific: Data validation, model tests, performance checks.
Monitoring
Performance: Accuracy, latency, throughput.
Data Drift: Changes in the distribution of input data.
Model Drift: Decrease in model performance.
Infrastructure: CPU, memory, GPU usage.
🔧 Tools and Platforms
MLflow
Components: Tracking (experiments), Projects (packaging), Models (deployment), Registry (model registry).
Advantages: Open-source, integration with many tools.
Applications: Experiment tracking, model versioning, deployment.
Kubeflow
Concept: ML workflows on Kubernetes.
Components: Pipelines, Training, Serving, Notebooks.
Advantages: Scalable, cloud-native.
Weights & Biases
Concept: Experiment tracking, visualization, collaboration.
Advantages: Good for teams, visualization.
Applications: Experiment tracking, hyperparameter optimization.
📚 Practical Examples
Example 1: ML Pipeline with MLflow
Tracking: Set up MLflow tracking for experiments.
Pipeline: Create a pipeline (data → preprocessing → training → evaluation).
Registry: Save the model in MLflow Registry.
Deployment: Deploy through MLflow.
Example 2: CI/CD for ML
Tests: Create unit, integration, and model tests.
CI: Set up CI for automatic testing.
CD: Set up CD for automatic deployment.
Monitoring: Set up monitoring for production.
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