Advanced Machine Learning Operations

In this course, you will be provided with a comprehensive understanding of the machine learning lifecycle and MLOps, emphasizing best practices for data and model management, testing, and scalable architectures. It covers key MLOps components, including CI/CD, pipeline management, and environment separation, while showcasing Databricks’ tools for automation and infrastructure management, such as Databricks Asset Bundles (DABs), Workflows, and Mosaic AI Model Serving. You will learn about monitoring, custom metrics, drift detection, model rollout strategies, A/B testing, and the principles of reliable MLOps systems, providing a holistic view of implementing and managing ML projects in Databricks.

Note: This course is the second in the series of Advanced Machine Learning with Databricks.

Skill Level

Professional

Duration

Prerequisites

The user should have intermediate-level knowledge of traditional machine learning concepts, development, and the use of Python and Git for ML projects.
It is recommended that the user has intermediate-level experience with Python.

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