As a new MLOps engineer at NatWest, I found this video "AWS Summit ANZ 2022 - End-to-end MLOps for architects (ARCH3)" to be incredibly informative and helpful. The speakers provided a comprehensive overview of the key concepts and principles of MLOps, as well as real-world examples and case studies. I particularly appreciated their insights on how to implement MLOps in a large enterprise setting. Overall, I highly recommend this video to anyone who wants to learn more about MLOps or advance their career in this field.
One of the best talks on MLOps! Kudos to the presenter for condensing so much information in such a short amount of time. The diagrams and the presenter's narration are super clear.👏👏👏
I was searching for some real MLOps architecture examples with commentary and there is almost no content like this on YT. Thank you for this video. Great density of information also :)
New to an ML ops team and can't agree more with the comments. Even in 2024, this is still a great primer for a devops guy getting asked to convert to MLOps. Thanks!
Your explanation of E2E ML architecture is fantastic! You managed to condense what would have taken me hours of reading and research into a clear and concise 23-minute presentation with great examples. Thank you for making such a complex topic so easy to understand. Perhaps sharing the Cloudformation scripts would save all massive amount of time to start exploring the services.
👍really intrigued my interest on MLOPS. Chose this over IPL live, that's how interesting this is for me :) Concise and to the point. Not a single minute wasted. :) :)
This is a great presentation and sounds lovely when looking at diagrams but most of the issues with AWS is that things rarely work as smooth in practice once you actually start using the services.
Great Talk on AI/ML architecture. kudos to the presenter. can anyone help me find those whitepaper links that were mentioned at the end of presentation?
For Medium MLOps architecture what is the point in monitoring the model in the Staging environment? Monitoring production models are enough I guess. Please help me understand
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ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UnAN35gu3Rw.html Why is it necessary to re-deploy the Production services every time a new model version is deployed?
Hi! I found this blog which may be helpful in answering this question: go.aws/3M36WLy. Alternatively, you can ask our re:Post community this question, so they can weigh in: go.aws/aws-repost. ^NR
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Thanks for allowing me time to get back to you. I've received an update from our service teams, and we're unable to share the slides. You're welcome to screenshot the videos or sections you wish to save. Sorry about this one. ^KS