
This course includes our updated coding exercises so you can practice your skills as you learn.
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The gap between a notebook model and production — and how MLOps closes it.
A tour of the complete MLOps system you'll build across this course.
Google's three maturity levels, from fully manual to full CI/CD, and where you'll land.
How to follow along, plus the free tools to install before we start.
A clean, reproducible project layout with virtual environments and pinned dependencies.
The Git workflow ML teams actually use — branches, pull requests, and what you must never commit.
Why your model breaks outside your laptop, and how Docker containers fix it for good.
Compute, storage, and deployment on demand — using only free tiers.
Why the same code can give different models — and the three things you must version.
Version large datasets and models alongside Git, without bloating your repository.
Automatically track every parameter, metric, and model — and compare runs.
Promote models safely from staging to production, with an instant rollback safety net.
Turn out-of-order notebooks into clean, ordered, repeatable pipelines.
Chain preprocessing and modeling into one leak-proof scikit-learn Pipeline.
Kill hard-coded values — manage every setting in one config and override from the CLI.
Run pipeline steps in the right order, on a schedule, that recover from failure.
Save models the right way — joblib for Python, ONNX for speed and portability.
Wrap your model in a production-grade prediction API in about fifteen lines.
Package your FastAPI service into one portable Docker image that runs anywhere.
Pick the right serving pattern for how fresh your predictions need to be.
ML has three moving parts — code, data, model — so CI/CD must test all three.
The three test layers that catch bad data, weak models, and broken APIs.
Automatically test and ship on every push with free GitHub Actions.
Retrain automatically when data drifts — and review the retrain like code with CML.
Ship new models safely — gradual rollouts with an escape hatch, never a blind swap.
Put your containerized model on the public internet, for free.
Scale, auto-heal, and orchestrate containers at scale with Kubernetes.
Define reproducible, reviewable cloud infrastructure as code.
How models decay silently — and the two kinds of drift you must watch for.
Make your service report its own health with structured logs and metrics.
Catch drift automatically by comparing live data against your reference set.
Chart model health and get alerted the moment something breaks.
The blueprint: how every piece connects into one end-to-end system.
Assemble a reproducible, fully tracked training pipeline with DVC + MLflow.
Turn the model into a tested, containerized service with automated CI/CD.
Go live, wire in monitoring, and close the loop with automated retraining.
Package the capstone into proof that gets you hired. → attach your GitHub repo as an External Resource here
Ten habits that separate hobby ML from production MLOps.
Learn the categories, pick one tool each, and future-proof your skills.
Turn your new skills into interviews with outcome-driven positioning.
· Your roadmap to mastery — and a send-off.
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
87% of machine learning models never reach production. This course makes sure yours do.
Most ML learning stops at "the model works in my notebook." Real jobs begin exactly where that stops. MLOps — Machine Learning Operations — is the discipline of taking a model from a notebook to a reliable, automated, monitored service in production. It's the highest-leverage skill in the ML job market right now, and this course teaches it end to end.
You won't just watch. You'll build a complete, production-grade MLOps system, piece by piece, using 100% free and open-source tools.
What you'll build and master:
• Reproducibility — version your data with DVC and track every experiment with MLflow
• Pipelines — turn messy notebooks into clean, config-driven training pipelines
• Serving — wrap your model in a FastAPI service and containerize it with Docker
• CI/CD — test data, models and APIs automatically with GitHub Actions
• Deployment — ship your container to the cloud with safe rollout strategies
• Monitoring — catch data and concept drift with Evidently, and watch health on Grafana
• Capstone — assemble it all into one end-to-end system that retrains itself
Why learn it here: I'm a working Machine Learning Engineer. I teach the exact, current workflow real teams use — no theory dumps, no filler. Every tool is free, so nothing stops you from following along.
By the end, you'll have a portfolio project that proves — to any employer — that you can take machine learning all the way to production. That's the difference between a candidate who talks about ML and one who ships it.
Full Q&A support and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Enroll now, and let's get your models into production.