This is the first newsletter in 2022. I wish you all a productive 2022. We can´t control our external world but we can control how we react to it. Today I start with Dr Seuss
Machine Learning OPS with gitops kubernetes
David, Hamel, Marvin, Rimas, Zander aggregate and share their views on how to approach an MLOPS pipeline and have created a website with talks, examples and github repo with all the code
If you are into MLOPS and haven´t found a tool to handle the cadence anomaly, feature stores are your best bet. Here is link to the feature store summit
Chip has talked to ~30 companies in different industries about their challenges with real-time machine learning and outlines the solutions for (1) online prediction and (2) continual learning, with step-by-step use cases, considerations, and technologies required for each level.
Exercises and supplementary material for the machine learning operations course at DTU. - GitHub - SkafteNicki/dtu_mlops: Exercises and supplementary material for the machine learning operations course at DTU.