Last month in Copenhagen, MLflow Ambassador Thor Steen Larsen presented, "How to use MLflow for Experiment Tracking and Deployment and how we use it in @omDSB. 🇩🇰
His talk showcased how DSB achieves reproducible MLOps, covering infrastructure, evaluation, and deployment options. 🚀
Ready to try it? MLflow Tracking Quickstart ➡️ mlflow.org/docs/latest/ml/tr…#MLflow#experimenttracking#mlops#opensource
One of the most effective MLOps practices I’ve adopted in recent projects is setting up and tracking experiments early, even before a model reaches production.
I typically use MLflow (alongside tools like TensorBoard and Weights & Biases when needed) to log hyperparameters, metrics, and model artifacts right from the experimentation stage.
Among other benefits, the most significant one for me is that it allows me to quickly detect performance regressions and share experiment insights seamlessly with the wider team.
By the time a model is ready for deployment, I already have a clear lineage of decisions, results, and trade-offs.
This makes monitoring and debugging in production much easier, as I can trace issues back to specific experiments.
This proactive approach has consistently proven to be a strong enabler of smooth and successful model deployment.
#MLOps#MLflow#ExperimentTracking#MachineLearning#AI#DataScience#ModelDeployment#AIOps
New Feature Alert! 🚀
🔄 Introducing "Rewind" in @weights_biases ! 🔄
Say goodbye to frustrating training divergences with our latest feature. The "rewind a run" capability allows you to reset your experiments to a specific step, enabling you to correct issues and continue without losing valuable data. Whether it's loss spikes or other unexpected behaviors, our rewind feature has you covered.
🔗 Check out the full tutorial and get started today: wandb.ai/byyoung3/ML_NEWS/re…#wandb#WeightsAndBiases#RewindFeature#AI#MLExperiments#experimenttracking
✨ Happy experimenting!
🚀 Hosting Aim on Kubernetes (K8S) is a game-changer for ML practitioners!
1. All your training data and runs in one place, accessible to everyone in your org from everywhere
2. Aim runs can be centralized on a remote volume, providing additional support for remote model training and monitoring
3. Deployment to K8S abstracts away the Aim CLI, letting users focus on visualizations and applications without setup worries
#Kubernetes#MLops#Aim#experimenttracking#ml
Announcing the alpha release of torchtune!
torchtune is a PyTorch-native library for fine-tuning LLMs. It combines hackable memory-efficient fine-tuning recipes with integrations into your favorite tools.
Get started fine-tuning today!
Details: hubs.la/Q02t214F0
You can use Neptune for #ExperimentTracking and #ModelRegistry.
The experiment tracking component was there first, and it’s more mature.
But, the full-fledged model registry is also available for some time now. ↓
Here’s what it allows you to do:
You can call it bragging, but that’s what people say - our app does #ExperimentTracking really well.
And we want to make the #ModelRegistry component equally good.
A solid standalone version is out. You can see it and test it.
It lets you:
Before and after adding #ExperimentTracking tool to @hypefactors’s tool stack (below ↓)
Before → after:
- Communication and management issues when dealing with sudden burst in experiments → Everything organized in a single place
How is #ExperimentTracking useful?
Why should you care about it?
There are (at least) 4 ways in which experiment tracking can make your workflow better: