Remember when we used to throw our models over the wall to ops and hope for the best
Now it's all about CI/CD pipelines with GitHub Actions or GitLab CI, continuous training with Vertex AI, and automated deployments with Argo CD and Tekton.
True. And managing dependencies without containerization was a nightmare. Thank goodness for Docker, Podman, and Helm charts.
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Back then, we didn't even think about model drift or monitoring production metrics.
Exactly! Today, tools like Prometheus, Grafana, Evidently AI, and WhyLabs help us catch performance issues and data drift early.
And remember when version control meant emailing model files back and forth? Now we have DVC, MLflow, and Weights Biases for experiment tracking.
It's amazing how practices have evolved. Keeps us on our toes!
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Imagine the future: fully autonomous pipelines with AIOps platforms like DataRobot, and real-time collaborative model training with Federated Learning frameworks!
Yeah! And AI-driven MLOps tools that not only predict and fix issues but also optimize resource allocation in real-time using reinforcement learning algorithms.
Plus, we'll have advanced explainability tools like SHAP and LIME integrated directly into production systems, providing real-time insights and transparency.
And don't forget the potential of quantum computing to revolutionize training times and model complexity. The next few years are going to be groundbreaking for MLOps!
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Oh yeah! "It works on my machine" was our favorite excuse before Docker and Kubernetes.