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Mastering Azure Machine Learning

You're reading from  Mastering Azure Machine Learning

Product type Book
Published in Apr 2020
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781789807554
Pages 436 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Authors (2):
Christoph Körner Christoph Körner
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Kaijisse Waaijer Kaijisse Waaijer
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Table of Contents (20) Chapters close

Preface Section 1: Azure Machine Learning
1. Building an end-to-end machine learning pipeline in Azure 2. Choosing a machine learning service in Azure Section 2: Experimentation and Data Preparation
3. Data experimentation and visualization using Azure 4. ETL, data preparation, and feature extraction 5. Azure Machine Learning pipelines 6. Advanced feature extraction with NLP Section 3: Training Machine Learning Models
7. Building ML models using Azure Machine Learning 8. Training deep neural networks on Azure 9. Hyperparameter tuning and Automated Machine Learning 10. Distributed machine learning on Azure 11. Building a recommendation engine in Azure Section 4: Optimization and Deployment of Machine Learning Models
12. Deploying and operating machine learning models 13. MLOps—DevOps for machine learning 14. What's next? Index

Summary

In this chapter, we introduced MLOps, a DevOps-like workflow for developing, deploying, and operating ML services. DevOps aims to provide a quick and high-quality way of making changes to code and deploying these changes to production.

We first learned that Azure DevOps gives us all the features to run powerful CI/CD pipelines. We can run either build pipelines, where steps are coded in YAML, or release pipelines, which are configured in the UI. Release pipelines can have manual or multiple automatic triggers—for example, a commit in the version control repository or if the artifact of a model registry was updated—and creates an output artifact for release or deployment.

Version-controlling your code is necessary, but it's not enough to run proper CI/CD pipelines. In order to create reproducible builds, we need to make sure that the dataset is also versioned and that pseudo-random generators are seeded with a specified parameter.

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