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Machine Learning Operations (MLOPs) with Azure Machine Learning

ODSC - Open Data Science

A well-implemented MLOps process not only expedites the transition from testing to production but also offers ownership, lineage, and historical data about ML artifacts used within the team. For the customer, this helps them reduce the time it takes to bootstrap a new data science project and get it to production.

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How Axfood enables accelerated machine learning throughout the organization using Amazon SageMaker

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Axfood has a structure with multiple decentralized data science teams with different areas of responsibility. Together with a central data platform team, the data science teams bring innovation and digital transformation through AI and ML solutions to the organization.

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Deliver your first ML use case in 8–12 weeks

AWS Machine Learning Blog

Data engineering – Identifies the data sources, sets up data ingestion and pipelines, and prepares data using Data Wrangler. Data science – The heart of ML EBA and focuses on feature engineering, model training, hyperparameter tuning, and model validation. Monitoring setup (model, data drift).

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MLOps Landscape in 2023: Top Tools and Platforms

The MLOps Blog

Core features of end-to-end MLOps platforms End-to-end MLOps platforms combine a wide range of essential capabilities and tools, which should include: Data management and preprocessing : Provide capabilities for data ingestion, storage, and preprocessing, allowing you to efficiently manage and prepare data for training and evaluation.

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How to Build an End-To-End ML Pipeline

The MLOps Blog

The components comprise implementations of the manual workflow process you engage in for automatable steps, including: Data ingestion (extraction and versioning). Data validation (writing tests to check for data quality). Data preprocessing. It checks the data for quality issues and detects outliers and anomalies.

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