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MLOps Essentials: Model Development and Integration

Offered By: LinkedIn Learning

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Course Description

Overview

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Get started with MLOps Concepts for Model Development and Integration, to organize machine learning (ML) development and deliver scalable and reliable ML products.

Syllabus

Introduction
  • Getting started with MLOps
  • Scope and prerequisites
1. Introduction to MLOps
  • Machine learning life cycle
  • Unique challenges with ML
  • What is DevOps?
  • What is MLOps?
  • Principles of MLOps
  • When to start MLOps?
2. Requirements and Design
  • Selecting ML projects
  • Creating requirements
  • Designing the ML workflow
  • Assembling the team
  • Choosing tools and technologies
3. Data Processing and Management
  • Managed data pipelines
  • Automated data validation
  • Managed feature stores
  • Data versioning
  • Data governance
  • Tools and technologies for data processing
4. Continuous Training
  • Managed training pipelines
  • Creating data labels
  • Experiment tracking
  • AutoML
  • Tools and technologies for training
5. Model Management
  • Model versioning
  • Model registry
  • Benchmarking models
  • Model life cycle management
  • Tools and technologies for model management
6. Continuous Integration
  • Solution integration pipelines
  • Notebook to software
  • Solution integration patterns
  • Best practices for solution integration
Conclusion
  • Continuing on with MLOps

Taught by

Kumaran Ponnambalam

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