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▪ Traditional SDLC vs ML Lifecycle

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▪ Apache Airflow
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▪ DevOps vs MLOps
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▪ Roles and requirements

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▪ Kubeflow Pipelines
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▪ Problems solved by MLOps

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▪ CI/CD for ML
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▪ Experiment Tracking & Reproducibility

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▪ GitHub Actions
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▪ MLFlow
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▪ Jenkins
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▪ Weights & Biases (W&B)

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▪ GitLab CI
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▪ GCP Vertex AI
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▪ Azure ML
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Special instructions to the learners
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▪ Timings
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▪ Classes will be conducted on Monday to Friday from 9pm to 11pm

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▪ Be punctual and join the session 5 minutes before the scheduled time to ensure a smooth start
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▪ Classroom Etiquettes
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• Mute yourself when not speaking to avoid background noise

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• Use the Raise Hand feature or chat box for questions during the session
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• Maintain professionalism and respect while interacting with peers and instructors
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▪ Participation
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• Be attentive and actively engage in discussions, Q&A, and practical exercises

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• Complete assigned tasks or homework before the next session

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▪ Post-Class Activities
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• Review session recordings and revisit notes regularly

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• Practice hands-on exercises to reinforce concepts discussed during the session

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• Clarify any doubts during the same or immediately next session

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• Class Recordings
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• Every class will be recorded and all recordings will be available till March 5th 2026
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Expectation from participants
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▪ Development Perspective
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▪ Operations Perspective
▪ ML Programming stack
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▪ Virtualization: Virtual machine creation and configuration
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▪ Python
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▪ Scaling: Vertical vs Horizontal
▪ Numpy, Pandas, Pytorch, Tensorflow, Scikit-learn, Flask or
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FastAPI ▪ Containerization: Docker

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▪ Machine Learning ▪ Container Orchestration: Docker Swarm, Kubernetes

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▪ Basic understanding of Machine Learning programming

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▪ CI/CD Pipeline: Jenkins, GitHub Actions
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▪ Algorithms like SVM, DecisionTree, RandomForest, XGB

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▪ Monitoring: Prometheus, Grafana, ELK
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▪ Basic development knowledge of ANN implementation using ▪ Cloud: AWS, GCP or Azure
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▪ HTTP Architecture
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▪ Client-Server
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About Instructor
▪ With 18+ years of crafting technology solutions, I bring a blend of innovation, leadership, and hands-on expertise
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▪ As the Associate Technical Director at Sunbeam and a passionate Freelance Developer, I’ve explored diverse domains,
solving complex problems with modern tools and technologies.
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▪ I’ve had the privilege of developing many mobile applications that power experiences on iOS and Android platforms and
crafting dynamic websites with PHP, MEAN, and MERN stacks
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▪ My journey has been fuelled by a deep love for programming languages like C, C++, Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go,
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Swift, Kotlin and PHP

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▪ My DevOps journey includes building CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, GitHub Actions & ArgoCD, automating infrastructure
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with tools like Terraform & Ansible, leveraging cloud platforms like AWS to create robust, scalable systems and
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containerizing applications using Docker and orchestrating them using Kubernetes and Docker Swarm
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• Report the bugs to the developer

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• Operations Team
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• System Uptime & Availability
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• Incident Response & Resolution

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• Performance Monitoring & Optimization

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• Security
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• Capacity Planning
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Machine Learning Roles
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▪ ML Engineer
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▪ Bridges the gap between data science and production systems

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▪ They take models from data scientists and prepare them for deployment, handling tasks like model optimization, containerization, and
integration with production infrastructure
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▪ Data Scientist
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▪ Develops and trains machine learning models, performs experiments, and validates model performance
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▪ They work closely with ML engineers to ensure models are production-ready

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▪ MLOps Engineer
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▪ They build and maintain CI/CD pipelines for models, set up monitoring systems, and ensure reproducibility of experiments and deployments
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▪ Data Engineer
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▪ Builds and maintains the data pipelines that feed ML systems

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▪ They ensure data quality, handle data versioning, and create the infrastructure for data storage and processing at scale
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▪ DevOps/Platform Engineer
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▪ Manages the underlying infrastructure, including cloud resources, Kubernetes clusters, and deployment platforms
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▪ They ensure the ML systems have the compute, storage, and networking resources they need
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▪ ML Architect
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▪ Designs the overall MLOps architecture and makes strategic decisions about tooling, frameworks, and workflows
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▪ They ensure the system is scalable, maintainable, and aligned with business needs
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What is DevOps ?
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▪ DevOps is a combination of two words development and operations

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▪ Promotes collaboration between Development and Operations Team to deploy code to production faster in an automated &
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▪ DevOps helps to increases an organization's speed to deliver applications and services

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▪ It allows organizations to serve their customers better and compete more strongly in the market
▪ Can be defined as an alignment of development and IT operations with better communication and collaboration
▪ DevOps is not a goal but a never-ending process of continuous improvement
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▪ It improves collaboration and productivity by
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Problems Without DevOps
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▪ Siloed Teams
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▪ Improved Collaboration
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▪ Slow Software Delivery

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▪ MLOps (Machine Learning Operations) is a set of practices that combines Machine Learning (ML) and DevOps to automate
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and streamline the deployment, monitoring, and management of machine learning models in production environments
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▪ MLOps bridges the gap between data science experimentation and production deployment, enabling organizations to
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▪ Key Components
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▪ ML (Machine Learning): Model development, training, and validation

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▪ Key Stakeholders
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▪ Data Scientists: Model development and experimentation

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▪ ML Engineers: Model deployment and infrastructure

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▪ DevOps Engineers: Infrastructure and automation

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▪ Data Engineers: Data pipelines and management

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▪ Business Stakeholders: Requirements and success metrics

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Why MLOps is needed?
▪ Traditional ML Challenges
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▪ Model Deployment Gap: Difficulty moving from notebooks to production

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▪ Scalability Issues: Unable to handle production traffic

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▪ Manual Processes: Time-consuming, error-prone workflows

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▪ Compliance Risks: Difficulty meeting regulatory requirements

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▪ Improved ROI: Better return on ML investments

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▪ Reduced Risk: More reliable and compliant ML systems

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▪ Enhanced Collaboration: Better alignment between teams

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▪ Operational Efficiency: Automated workflows and processes

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▪ Model drift goes undetected

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▪ Continuous monitoring and alerting
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▪ Manual and error-prone processes

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▪ Lack of collaboration
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▪ Automated retraining
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▪ Compliance and governance gaps

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▪ Requirements Gathering: Collect and analyze business requirements from stakeholders

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▪ User Story Creation: Break down features into manageable user stories with acceptance criteria
▪ Sprint Planning: Organize work into iterative sprints or cycles
▪ Resource Allocation: Assign team members and estimate effort required
▪ Risk Assessment: Identify potential blockers and mitigation strategies
▪ Backlog Management: Prioritize features and maintain product backlog
▪ Architecture Planning: Design system architecture and technical approach
▪ Compliance Planning: Ensure regulatory and security requirements are addressed
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▪ Project Management: Jira, Azure DevOps Boards, Trello, Asana, [Link]
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▪ Requirements Management: Azure DevOps, Jira, Requirements Bazaar

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▪ Implement version control and collaborative development practices
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▪ Feature Development: Implement new features based on user stories

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▪ Code Reviews: Peer review code for quality, security, and best practices
▪ Version Control: Manage code changes using branching strategies (GitFlow, GitHub Flow)
▪ Pair Programming: Collaborative coding sessions for knowledge sharing
▪ Code Documentation: Write inline comments and technical documentation
▪ Refactoring: Improve code structure without changing functionality
▪ Security Coding: Implement secure coding practices and vulnerability prevention
▪ API Development: Create and document APIs for service integration
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▪ Version Control: Git, GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Azure Repos
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▪ IDEs: Visual Studio Code, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, PyCharm, Sublime Text
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▪ Collaboration: GitHub Desktop, GitKraken, Sourcetree

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▪ Documentation: GitBook, Swagger/OpenAPI, JSDoc, Sphinx

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▪ Key Activities
▪ Code Compilation: Transform source code into executable binaries or packages
▪ Dependency Management: Resolve and package required libraries and frameworks
▪ Artifact Creation: Generate deployable packages (JAR, WAR, Docker images, etc.)
▪ Build Automation: Set up automated build triggers on code commits
▪ Build Optimization: Improve build speed and resource utilization
▪ Multi-environment Builds: Create builds for different environments (dev, staging, prod)
▪ Build Validation: Verify build integrity and completeness
▪ Artifact Storage: Store build artifacts in repositories for deployment
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▪ Build Tools: Maven, Gradle, npm, Webpack, Make, MSBuild, Ant

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▪ CI/CD Platforms: Jenkins, GitLab CI, GitHub Actions, Azure Pipelines, CircleCI
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▪ Artifact Repositories: Nexus, Artifactory, npm Registry, Docker Hub, Azure Artifacts
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▪ Containerization: Docker, Podman, Buildah

▪ Package Managers: npm, pip, NuGet, Composer, Yarn
Test
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▪ Ensure software quality and reliability through comprehensive testing
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▪ Identify and fix bugs before production deployment

▪ Validate that software meets functional and non-functional requirements
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▪ Maintain high code coverage and test automation

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▪ Key Activities
▪ Unit Testing: Test individual components and functions in isolation
▪ Integration Testing: Verify interactions between different system components
▪ End-to-End Testing: Test complete user workflows and scenarios
▪ Performance Testing: Assess system performance under various load conditions
▪ Security Testing: Identify vulnerabilities and security weaknesses
▪ Regression Testing: Ensure new changes don't break existing functionality
▪ API Testing: Validate API endpoints, responses, and error handling
▪ User Acceptance Testing: Validate software meets business requirements
▪ Test Data Management: Create and maintain test datasets
▪ Test Reporting: Generate comprehensive test reports and metrics
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▪ Unit Testing: JUnit, NUnit, pytest, Jest, Mocha, PHPUnit
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▪ Integration Testing: TestNG, Postman, REST Assured, Cypress

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▪ End-to-End Testing: Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer, TestCafe

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▪ Performance Testing: JMeter, LoadRunner, Gatling, K6

▪ Security Testing: OWASP ZAP, Burp Suite, Veracode, Checkmarx
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Test Management: TestRail, Zephyr, qTest, Azure Test Plans

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▪ Prepare software for deployment through proper versioning and packaging
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▪ Ensure consistent and reliable software releases
▪ Manage release schedules and coordination across teams
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▪ Key Activities
▪ Version Management: Apply semantic versioning and release tagging
▪ Release Planning: Coordinate release schedules and feature inclusion
▪ Release Notes Creation: Document changes, new features, and bug fixes
▪ Environment Promotion: Move releases through dev → staging → production
▪ Release Approval: Implement approval workflows and sign-offs
▪ Rollback Planning: Prepare rollback strategies for failed deployments
▪ Configuration Management: Manage environment-specific configurations
▪ Release Automation: Automate release pipeline execution
▪ Compliance Checks: Ensure releases meet regulatory and security standards
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▪ Release Management: Jenkins, GitLab CI/CD, Azure DevOps, Octopus Deploy

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▪ Configuration
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▪ Approval Workflows: ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, Azure DevOps
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▪ Documentation: Confluence, GitBook, Release Notes generators

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▪ Deploy applications to target environments safely and efficiently
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▪ Minimize deployment downtime and service disruption

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▪ Ensure consistent deployments across different environments

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▪ Enable rapid rollback capabilities in case of issues

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▪ Key Activities
▪ Infrastructure Provisioning: Set up and configure target infrastructure
▪ Application Deployment: Deploy application artifacts to target environments
▪ Database Migrations: Execute database schema and data updates
▪ Configuration Deployment: Apply environment-specific configurations
▪ Service Orchestration: Coordinate deployment of microservices and dependencies
▪ Blue-Green Deployments: Implement zero-downtime deployment strategies
▪ Canary Releases: Gradually roll out changes to subset of users
▪ Health Checks: Verify application health post-deployment
▪ Load Balancer Configuration: Update routing and traffic distribution
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▪ Container Orchestration: Kubernetes, Docker Swarm, OpenShift, Amazon ECS
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▪ Infrastructure as Code: Terraform, CloudFormation, ARM Templates, Pulumi

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▪ Configuration Management: Ansible, Chef, Puppet, SaltStack

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▪ Cloud Platforms: AWS, Azure, Google Cloud Platform, DigitalOcean

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▪ Deployment Tools: Spinnaker, ArgoCD, Flux, Helm, Kustomize

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▪ Service Mesh: Istio, Linkerd, Consul Connect

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▪ Database Migration: Flyway, Liquibase, Alembic, Entity Framework Migrations

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▪ Goal
▪ Maintain application availability and performance in production
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▪ Respond quickly to incidents and system issues

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▪ Optimize system performance and resource utilization

▪ Ensure security and compliance in production environments
▪ Key Activities
▪ System Monitoring: Continuously monitor application and infrastructure health
▪ Incident Response: Respond to and resolve production incidents quickly
▪ Performance Optimization: Tune applications and infrastructure for optimal performance
▪ Capacity Planning: Plan and manage resource scaling based on demand
▪ Security Management: Implement and maintain security controls and patches
▪ Backup and Recovery: Ensure data protection and disaster recovery capabilities
▪ User Support: Provide technical support and troubleshooting assistance
▪ System Maintenance: Perform regular maintenance tasks and updates
▪ Documentation Updates: Maintain operational runbooks and procedures
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Monitoring: Prometheus, Grafana, Datadog, New Relic, AppDynamics, Dynatrace
▪ Logging: ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana), Splunk, Fluentd
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▪ Incident Management: PagerDuty, Opsgenie, VictorOps, ServiceNow

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▪ APM (Application Performance Monitoring): New Relic, AppDynamics, Dynatrace

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▪ Infrastructure Monitoring: Nagios, Zabbix, PRTG, SolarWinds

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▪ Security: Splunk Security, IBM QRadar, CrowdStrike, Qualys

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▪ Backup Solutions: Veeam, Commvault, AWS Backup, Azure Backup

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▪ Gain comprehensive visibility into system performance and user behavior
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▪ Collect actionable insights for continuous improvement

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▪ Key Activities
▪ Performance Monitoring: Track application response times, throughput, and resource usage
▪ User Experience Monitoring: Monitor user interactions and satisfaction metrics
▪ Business Metrics Tracking: Measure KPIs and business-critical metrics
▪ Log Analysis: Analyze application and system logs for patterns and issues
▪ Alerting and Notifications: Set up proactive alerts for critical issues
▪ Trend Analysis: Identify long-term trends and patterns in system behavior
▪ Feedback Collection: Gather user feedback and feature requests
▪ Reporting and Dashboards: Create comprehensive reports and real-time dashboards
▪ Continuous Improvement: Use monitoring data to drive optimization efforts
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▪ Application Monitoring: New Relic, AppDynamics, Dynatrace, DataDog, Elastic APM

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▪ Infrastructure Monitoring: Prometheus + Grafana, Zabbix, Nagios, SolarWinds
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▪ Log Management: ELK Stack, Splunk, Fluentd, Graylog, Sumo Logic

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▪ User Analytics: Google Analytics, Mixpanel, Amplitude, Hotjar

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▪ Synthetic Monitoring: Pingdom, StatusCake, Uptime Robot, ThousandEyes

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▪ Error Tracking: Sentry, Rollbar, Bugsnag, Airbrake

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▪ Business Intelligence: Tableau, Power BI, Looker, Qlik Sense

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▪ Real User Monitoring: New Relic Browser, Google Analytics, FullStory

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Problem Definition & Planning ①
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▪ Define clear business problems that machine learning can solve
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▪ Establish success metrics and evaluation criteria
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▪ Plan ML project scope, timeline, and resource requirements

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▪ Align ML objectives with business goals and stakeholder expectations

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▪ Key Activities
▪ Business Problem Identification: Define specific problems ML will address
▪ Success Metrics Definition: Establish KPIs and model performance targets
▪ Feasibility Assessment: Evaluate technical and business feasibility of ML solutions
▪ Stakeholder Alignment: Ensure all parties understand project goals and expectations
▪ Resource Planning: Estimate compute, storage, and human resource requirements
▪ Compliance Planning: Address regulatory, ethical, and privacy requirements
▪ Risk Assessment: Identify potential risks and mitigation strategies
▪ Project Roadmap Creation: Develop timeline with milestones and deliverables
▪ Team Formation: Assemble cross-functional teams (data scientists, engineers, domain experts)
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▪ Project Management: Jira, Azure DevOps, Trello, Asana, [Link]
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▪ Documentation: Confluence, Notion, GitBook, Jupyter Notebooks

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▪ Collaboration: Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zoom

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▪ Planning: Miro, Lucidchart, [Link]

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Data Collection and Preparation ②
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▪ Gather high-quality, relevant data for model training
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▪ Clean, transform, and prepare data for machine learning algorithms

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▪ Ensure data quality, consistency, and completeness

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▪ Establish data governance and lineage tracking

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▪ Key Activities
▪ Data Discovery: Identify and catalog available data sources
▪ Data Ingestion: Collect data from various sources (databases, APIs, files, streams)
▪ Data Quality Assessment: Evaluate data completeness, accuracy, and consistency
▪ Data Cleaning: Handle missing values, outliers, and inconsistencies
▪ Data Transformation: Feature engineering, normalization, and encoding
▪ Data Validation: Implement data quality checks and validation rules
▪ Data Versioning: Track data changes and maintain data lineage
▪ Data Splitting: Create training, validation, and test datasets
▪ Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA): Understand data patterns and relationships
▪ Data Privacy & Security: Implement data protection and anonymization
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▪ Data Storage: Amazon S3, Azure Data Lake, Google Cloud Storage, HDFS
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▪ Data Catalogging: Apache Atlas, DataHub, Amundsen, AWS Glue Catalog

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▪ ETL/ELT: Apache Airflow, Prefect, Luigi, Azure Data Factory, AWS Glue
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▪ Data Visualization: Matplotlib, Seaborn, Plotly, Tableau, Power BI

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▪ Feature Stores: Feast, Tecton, AWS SageMaker Feature Store, Databricks Feature Store
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Model Development and Experimentation ③
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▪ Goal
▪ Develop and train machine learning models to solve defined problems
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Experiment with different algorithms, hyperparameters, and architectures
▪ Track experiments and compare model performance
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Select the best performing model for deployment
▪ Key Activities
▪ Algorithm Selection: Choose appropriate ML algorithms for the problem type
▪ Feature Engineering: Create and select relevant features for model training
▪ Model Training: Train models using prepared datasets
▪ Hyperparameter Tuning: Optimize model parameters for best performance
▪ Cross-Validation: Validate model performance using various techniques
▪ Experiment Tracking: Log experiments, parameters, and results
▪ Model Comparison: Compare different models and approaches
▪ Performance Evaluation: Assess models using appropriate metrics
▪ Model Interpretation: Understand model behavior and feature importance
▪ Bias and Fairness Testing: Evaluate models for bias and fairness issues
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▪ ML Frameworks: TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn, XGBoost, LightGBM
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▪ Experiment Tracking: MLflow, Weights & Biases, Neptune, Comet, TensorBoard

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▪ Hyperparameter Tuning: Optuna, Hyperopt, Ray Tune, Katib

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▪ AutoML:
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▪ Model Interpretation: SHAP, LIME, ELI5, Interpretable ML
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▪ Distributed Training: Horovod, Ray, Dask, Apache Spark MLlib

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Model Validation and Testing ④
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▪ Goal
▪ Rigorously test model performance, robustness, and reliability
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▪ Validate models against business requirements and success criteria

▪ Ensure models are ready for production deployment
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▪ Test model behavior under various conditions and edge cases

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▪ Key Activities
▪ Performance Testing: Evaluate model accuracy, precision, recall, and other metrics
▪ Robustness Testing: Test model performance with noisy or adversarial inputs
▪ Bias and Fairness Validation: Ensure models are fair across different groups
▪ A/B Testing Setup: Prepare controlled experiments for production validation
▪ Model Benchmarking: Compare against baseline models and industry standards
▪ Edge Case Testing: Test model behavior with unusual or extreme inputs
▪ Data Drift Detection: Implement monitoring for changes in input data distribution
▪ Model Explainability: Validate that model decisions are interpretable
▪ Regulatory Compliance: Ensure models meet regulatory and ethical standards
▪ Performance Profiling: Measure model inference time and resource usage
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▪ Testing Frameworks: pytest, unittest, Great Expectations, Deepchecks
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▪ Model Validation: Evidently AI, WhyLabs, Fiddler, Arthur AI

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▪ A/B Testing: Optimizely, LaunchDarkly, Split, Facebook Planout

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▪ Bias Detection: Fairlearn, AI Fairness 360, Aequitas, What-If Tool
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▪ Model Profiling: TensorFlow Profiler, PyTorch Profiler, NVIDIA Nsight

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▪ Explainability: SHAP, LIME, Captum, InterpretML

Data Drift: Evidently, WhyLabs, Alibi Detect, Amazon SageMaker Model Monitor
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▪ Deploy trained models to production environments safely and efficiently
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▪ Implement proper model serving infrastructure
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▪ Enable seamless model updates and rollbacks

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▪ Key Activities
▪ Model Packaging: Package models with dependencies and configurations
▪ Infrastructure Provisioning: Set up serving infrastructure (containers, serverless, etc.)
▪ Model Serving Setup: Deploy models using appropriate serving frameworks
▪ API Development: Create APIs for model inference and integration
▪ Load Balancing: Distribute inference requests across multiple model instances
▪ Canary Deployment: Gradually roll out models to production traffic
▪ Blue-Green Deployment: Implement zero-downtime model updates
▪ Model Versioning: Manage multiple model versions in production
▪ Performance Optimization: Optimize model inference speed and resource usage
▪ Security Implementation: Secure model endpoints and data transmission
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▪ Model Serving: TensorFlow Serving, TorchServe, MLflow, Seldon Core, KServe

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▪ Containerization: Docker, Kubernetes, OpenShift, AWS EKS, Azure AKS

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▪ Serverless: AWS Lambda, Azure Functions, Google Cloud Functions, AWS SageMaker Serverless
▪ API Frameworks: Flask, FastAPI, Django REST, [Link]
▪ Load Balancers: NGINX, HAProxy, AWS ALB, Azure Load Balancer
▪ Model Registries: MLflow Model Registry, Azure ML Model Registry, AWS SageMaker Model Registry
▪ Deployment Platforms: AWS SageMaker, Azure ML, Google AI Platform, Databricks
Model Monitoring and Observability ⑥
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▪ Continuously monitor model performance and behavior in production
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▪ Provide visibility into model operations and health
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▪ Key Activities
▪ Performance Monitoring: Track model accuracy, latency, and throughput
▪ Data Drift Detection: Monitor changes in input data distribution
▪ Concept Drift Detection: Identify changes in the relationship between features and targets
▪ Model Degradation Monitoring: Detect declining model performance over time
▪ Prediction Quality Monitoring: Assess the quality of model predictions
▪ Infrastructure Monitoring: Monitor serving infrastructure health and resources
▪ Alerting Setup: Configure alerts for performance degradation and anomalies
▪ Dashboard Creation: Build real-time dashboards for model metrics
▪ Log Analysis: Analyze model prediction logs and error patterns
▪ Business Impact Tracking: Monitor how model performance affects business metrics
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▪ ML Monitoring: Evidently AI, WhyLabs, Fiddler, Arthur AI, Aporia

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▪ APM for ML: DataDog ML Monitoring, New Relic ML Monitoring, Grafana

▪ Data Monitoring: Great Expectations, Monte Carlo, Bigeye, Anomalo
▪ Infrastructure Monitoring: Prometheus, Grafana, DataDog, New Relic
▪ Logging: ELK Stack, Splunk, Fluentd, AWS CloudWatch, Azure Monitor
▪ Alerting: PagerDuty, Opsgenie, Slack, Microsoft Teams
▪ Dashboards: Grafana, Tableau, Power BI, Looker, Streamlit
Model Governance and Compliance ⑦
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▪ Ensure transparency and accountability in ML operations
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▪ Model Documentation: Maintain comprehensive model cards and documentation
▪ Audit Trail Management: Track all changes to models, data, and processes
▪ Compliance Monitoring: Ensure adherence to regulatory requirements (GDPR, CCPA, etc.)
▪ Risk Assessment: Evaluate and manage model risks and potential impacts
▪ Ethical AI Implementation: Ensure models are fair, transparent, and unbiased
▪ Model Approval Workflows: Implement governance processes for model deployment
▪ Access Control: Manage permissions and access to models and data
▪ Model Lineage Tracking: Maintain complete lineage from data to predictions
▪ Regular Model Reviews: Conduct periodic reviews of model performance and compliance
▪ Incident Response: Handle model failures and compliance violations
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▪ Model Governance: Azure ML Responsible AI, AWS SageMaker Clarify, Google AI Platform
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▪ Documentation: Model Cards Toolkit, Datasheets for Datasets, MLflow

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▪ Audit & Compliance: Collibra, Informatica, Alation, Apache Atlas
▪ Risk Management: SAS Model Risk Management, Moody's RiskCalc, FICO Model Builder
▪ Access Control: AWS IAM, Azure AD, Google Cloud IAM, Apache Ranger
▪ Lineage Tracking: DataHub, Apache Atlas, Amundsen, MLflow
▪ Workflow Management: Apache Airflow, Prefect, Kubeflow Pipelines
Model Retraining and Maintenance ⑤
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▪ Maintain model performance through continuous retraining and updates
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▪ Retraining Triggers: Define conditions that trigger model retraining
▪ Automated Retraining: Set up automated pipelines for model updates
▪ Model Comparison: Compare new models with existing production models
▪ Gradual Rollout: Implement controlled rollout of retrained models
▪ Model Retirement: Safely retire outdated or underperforming models
▪ Version Management: Manage multiple model versions and their lifecycles
▪ Performance Tracking: Track model performance across different versions
▪ Rollback Procedures: Implement quick rollback to previous model versions
▪ Resource Optimization: Optimize compute resources for retraining processes
▪ Knowledge Transfer: Document lessons learned and best practices
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▪ Version Control: Git, DVC (Data Version Control), MLflow Model Registry
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▪ Orchestration: Apache Airflow, Prefect, Dagster, Argo Workflows

▪ Resource Management: Kubernetes, Apache Spark, Ray, Dask
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▪ Model Comparison: MLflow, Weights & Biases, Neptune, TensorBoard

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