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Databricks ML in Action

You're reading from   Databricks ML in Action Learn how Databricks supports the entire ML lifecycle end to end from data ingestion to the model deployment

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Product type Paperback
Published in May 2024
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800564893
Length 280 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Hayley Horn Hayley Horn
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Amanda Baker Amanda Baker
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Anastasia Prokaieva Anastasia Prokaieva
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Stephanie Rivera Stephanie Rivera
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Table of Contents (13) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Overview of the Databricks Unified Data Intelligence Platform FREE CHAPTER
2. Chapter 1: Getting Started and Lakehouse Concepts 3. Chapter 2: Designing Databricks: Day One 4. Chapter 3: Building the Bronze Layer 5. Part 2: Heavily Project Focused
6. Chapter 4: Getting to Know Your Data 7. Chapter 5: Feature Engineering on Databricks 8. Chapter 6: Tools for Model Training and Experimenting 9. Chapter 7: Productionizing ML on Databricks 10. Chapter 8: Monitoring, Evaluating, and More 11. Index 12. Other Books You May Enjoy

Applying our learning

Let’s use what we have learned to productionalize our models.

Technical requirements

Here are the technical requirements needed to complete the hands-on examples in this chapter:

  • On-demand features require the use of DBR ML 13.1 or higher.
  • RAG and CV parts require DBR ML 14.2 and higher.
  • Python UDFs are created and governed in UC; hence, Unity Catalog must be enabled for the workspace – no shared clusters.
  • The Streaming Transactions project uses scikit-learn==1.4.0rc1. The notebooks that need it install it.
  • The Streaming Transactions project, again, performs better with parallel compute. We’ll use the multi-node cluster from Chapter 5. See Figure 7.6 for the multi-node CPU configuration:

Figure 7.6 – Multi-node CPU cluster configuration (on AWS)

Figure 7.6 – Multi-node CPU cluster configuration (on AWS)

Project – Favorita Sales forecasting

In this chapter, we discussed using managed MLflow and the UC Model Registry...

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