
Explore how organizations struggle with ml operations and learn to industrialize through a machine learning operations platform, demystifying jargon and enabling banks and enterprises to scale.
Explore how software powers great companies and why AI is becoming mainstream across industries. Identify leadership and ground level capability gaps and production challenges AI adoption faces, with ops solutions.
Demystify ml production by showing that models are only 5% of the cost; implement ml operations with data pipelines, continuous training, and continuous monitoring, plus cross-disciplinary collaboration.
Unite data scientists, data engineers, and IT operations with the right tools and processes to enable continuous innovation, experiment, fail fast, and put successful models into production.
Explore a flexible, Kubernetes-based ML platform that supports on-prem and cloud deployments, enabling end-to-end experimentation through production with freedom to choose environments, algorithms, and Python integrations.
See how organizations use MLOps to automate model workloads with few data scientists. Explore Kubernetes-based platforms with scalable, pay-as-you-go infrastructure for training GPUs and production models.
Explore a demo use case where a bank uses machine learning to predict which customers will churn and why, bridging dashboards to ml ops level two.
Discover feature engineering in ML: transform organizational data not designed for ML into signals or features, train models with probabilistic outputs, and explore real estate examples within MLOps for Beginners.
Define a clear business objective, convert data to features, run experiments with tracking, and deploy scalable pipelines with model versioning, APIs, dashboards, and drift monitoring.
Organizations will run hundreds of models and thousands of pipelines, and feature stores enable feature reuse. The lecture explains decoupling feature engineering from training and inference to boost consistency.
Discover practical MLOps guidance through a practitioner’s guide, best practices, and pre-built accelerators on the Catholic platform, plus level two and three tutorials and a free Catholic dot II account.
AI is no longer exclusively for digitally native companies like Amazon, Netflix, or Uber. Unsurprisingly, Gartner predicts that more than 75% of organizations will shift from piloting AI technologies to operationalizing them by the end of 2024 — which is where the real challenges begin. Unfortunately, scaling AI in this sense isn’t easy. There is a chasm between ML and MLOps that can be tricky to scale. Getting one or two AI models into production is different from running an entire enterprise or product on AI. And as AI is scaled, problems can (and often do) scale, too.
Organizations that are serious about AI have to adopt a new discipline, “MLOps” or Machine Learning Operations. MLOps is the bridge. It is an engineering culture and practice that aims to unify ML system development and operations to facilitate data processing, machine learning pipeline, model training, experimentation, evaluation, registry, deployment, monitoring, serving, and scaling. Essentially, MLOps refers to a set of practices that helps in deploying and maintaining machine learning models in production efficiently and reliably. It is a collaborative team function often comprising of data scientists and DevOps engineers.
In this course, you will learn:
The building blocks of MLOps
The best practices and tools that facilitate rapid, safe, and efficient development and operationalization of AI