
Importance of scalable, production-grade machine learning (ML) deployment.
Tracking, Models, Projects, and KServe basics.
Install MLflow with MLServer support, leveraging a Python 3 virtual environment sandbox.
Using the command "pip install mlflow[mlserver]" and check the installation.
Install a Kubernetes local cluster of one control node and three workers using Kind for local dev.
Local Kubernetes Cluster Setup with Kind
Quick Kind setup for local dev.
Installing KServe on Kubernetes using the Helm quick install setup procedure.
Installing the Kubernetes Dashboard using Helm to install and configure a service account with RBAC.
Training a Wine Quality Model with ElasticNet
Autologging with mlflow.sklearn.autolog().
Visualizing Training in MLflow UI
Launch mlflow UI, interpret run details
Hyperparameter Tuning using RandomizedSearchCV
Optimize ElasticNet (alpha, l1_ratio) with MLflow parent-child runs.
Visualize metrics to select the best model.
Serving the model locally with MLServer
mlflow models serve with "--enable-mlserver" and CURL testing.
Build a Docker Image from an MLflow Model using the "mlflow models build-docker" command and push it to Docker Hub.
Writing the KServe InferenceService YAML file and explaining key parts: apiVersion, kind, predictor, env, etc.
Deploying to Kubernetes and Checking Service Readiness using "kubectl apply", "kubectl get inferenceservice", and troubleshooting.
Learn to deploy and manage ml models at scale on kubernetes with mlflow, covering the mlops lifecycle, experiment tracking, packaging, and scalable inference.
Deploying machine learning models to production doesn’t have to be painful.
This comprehensive, hands-on course will teach you step-by-step how to make the leap from experiments to scalable, production-ready AI services using MLflow, Kubernetes, Docker, and KServe.
You will start by learning why Kubernetes and MLflow are essential for modern AI scalability, and how they can streamline the entire ML lifecycle — from tracking experiments to serving models in production environments. Through carefully designed lessons and real-world projects, you will build deep practical knowledge in:
Setting up your environment — Install MLflow, configure Minikube, and deploy KServe on Kubernetes.
Training and tracking models — Use MLflow Autologging and UI visualization to monitor your machine learning experiments.
Hyperparameter tuning and model selection — Run randomized search experiments and compare model performance directly in MLflow.
Packaging and serving models locally — Build Docker images and serve models with MLServer for quick local testing.
Deploying models to Kubernetes at scale — Create KServe InferenceService YAML files and deploy models using kubectl with troubleshooting best practices.
Performing inference and monitoring services — Send requests, interpret results, and monitor Kubernetes pods and logs for healthy service operations.
Implementing production-level practices — Explore autoscaling, canary deployments, A/B testing, and use MLflow Model Registry for versioning and governance.
By the end of the course, you will be able to confidently operationalize ML models at scale, automate deployment workflows using CI/CD concepts, and manage the full lifecycle from training to production inference.
This course is ideal for ML engineers, MLOps specialists, and data scientists ready to move beyond notebooks and start building real-world, scalable ML systems.