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Modernizing data science lifecycle management with AWS and Wipro

AWS Machine Learning Blog

This post was written in collaboration with Bhajandeep Singh and Ajay Vishwakarma from Wipro’s AWS AI/ML Practice. Many organizations have been using a combination of on-premises and open source data science solutions to create and manage machine learning (ML) models.

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FMOps/LLMOps: Operationalize generative AI and differences with MLOps

AWS Machine Learning Blog

These teams are as follows: Advanced analytics team (data lake and data mesh) – Data engineers are responsible for preparing and ingesting data from multiple sources, building ETL (extract, transform, and load) pipelines to curate and catalog the data, and prepare the necessary historical data for the ML use cases.

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Software Engineering Patterns for Machine Learning

The MLOps Blog

This situation is not different in the ML world. Data Scientists and ML Engineers typically write lots and lots of code. Related post MLOps Is an Extension of DevOps. Building a mental model for ETL components Learn the art of constructing a mental representation of the components within an ETL process.

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Real-World MLOps Examples: End-To-End MLOps Pipeline for Visual Search at Brainly

The MLOps Blog

The DevOps and Automation Ops departments are under the infrastructure team. The AI/ML teams are in the services department under infrastructure teams but related to AI, and a few AI teams are working on ML-based solutions that clients can consume. On top of the teams, they also have departments.

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Learnings From Building the ML Platform at Stitch Fix

The MLOps Blog

This is Piotr Niedźwiedź and Aurimas Griciūnas from neptune.ai , and you’re listening to ML Platform Podcast. Stefan is a software engineer, data scientist, and has been doing work as an ML engineer. Stefan: Thankfully, Stitch Fix had a blog that had a reasonable amount of readership. Stefan: Yeah.

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