Our MLOps Zoomcamp course
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Teach practical aspects of productionizing ML services — from collecting requirements to model deployment and monitoring.
Data scientists and ML engineers. Also software engineers and data engineers interested in learning about putting ML in production.
- Python
- Docker
- Being comfortable with command line
- Prior exposure to machine learning (at work or from other courses, e.g. from ML Zoomcamp)
- Prior programming experience (at least 1+ year)
Course start: 16 of May
The best way to get support is to use DataTalks.Club's Slack. Join the #course-mlops-zoomcamp channel.
To make discussions in Slack more organized:
- Follow these recommendations when asking for help
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This is a draft and will change.
- What is MLOps
- MLOps maturity model
- Running example: NY Taxi trips dataset
- Why do we need MLOps
- Course overview
- Environment preparation
- Homework
- Experiment tracking intro
- Getting started with MLflow
- Experiment tracking with MLflow
- Saving and loading models with MLflow
- Model registry
- MLflow in practice
- Homework
- Workflow orchestration
- Prefect 2.0
- Turning a notebook into a pipeline
- Deployment of Prefect flow
- Homework
- Three ways of model deployment: Online (web and streaming) and offline (batch)
- Web service: model deployment with Frask
- Streaming: consuming events with AWS Kinesis and Lambda
- Batch: scoring data offline
- Homework
- ML monitoring vs software monitoring
- Data quality monitoring
- Data drift / concept drift
- Batch vs real-time monitoring
- Tools: Evidently, Prometheus and Grafana
- Homework
- Devops
- Virtual environments and Docker
- Python: logging, linting
- Testing: unit, integration, regression
- CI/CD (github actions)
- Infrastructure as code (terraform, cloudformation)
- Cookiecutter
- Makefiles
- Homework
- CRISP-DM, CRISP-ML
- ML Canvas
- Data Landscape canvas
- MLOps Stack Canvas
- Documentation practices in ML projects (Model Cards Toolkit)
- End-to-end project with all the things above
To make it easier to connect different modules together, we’d like to use the same running example throughout the course.
Possible candidates:
- https://www1.nyc.gov/site/tlc/about/tlc-trip-record-data.page - predict the ride duration or if the driver is going to be tipped or not
- Larysa Visengeriyeva
- Cristian Martinez
- Kevin Kho
- Theofilos Papapanagiotou
- Alexey Grigorev
- Emeli Dral
- Sejal Vaidya
- Machine Learning Zoomcamp - free 4-month course about ML Engineering
- Data Engineering Zoomcamp - free 9-week course about Data Engineering
I want to start preparing for the course. What can I do?
If you haven't used Flask or Docker
- Check Module 5 from ML Zoomcamp
- The section about Docker from Data Engineering Zoomcamp could also be useful
If you have no previous experience with ML
- Check Module 1 from ML Zoomcamp for an overview
- Module 3 will also be helpful if you want to learn Scikit-Learn (we'll use it in this course)
- We'll also use XGBoost. You don't have to know it well, but if you want to learn more about it, refer to module 6 of ML Zoomcamp
I registered but haven't received an invite link. Is it normal?
Yes, we haven't automated it. You'll get a mail from us eventually, don't worry.
If you want to make sure you don't miss anything:
- Register in our Slack and join the
#course-mlops-zoomcampchannel - Subscribe to our YouTube channel
Is it going to be live?
No and yes. There will be two parts:
- Lectures: Pre-recorded, you can watch them when it's convenient for you.
- Office hours: Live on Mondays (17:00 CET), but recorded, so you can watch later.
Thanks to the course sponsors for making it possible to create this course
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