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I work in an environment where there are multiple tech teams developing models for multiple use cases on VMs and GPU clusters spread across our corporate intran
by navbaker 4y ago
I work in an environment where there are multiple tech teams developing models for multiple use cases on VMs and GPU clusters spread across our corporate intranet. Once you move beyond a single dev working on a model on their laptop, you absolutely need something that can handle not just metrics tracking, but making the model binaries available and providing a means to ensure reproducibility by the rest of the team. That's what MLFlow is providing for us. The API is a mess, but at least we didn't have to code up some bespoke in-house framework, we just put some engineers on task to play around with it for a few hours and figure out the nuances of basic interactions and deployed it.
- edublancas 4y agoAgree. Once you have a team, you need to have a service they can all interact with. This release is a first step, we want to get the user experience right for an individual and then think of how to expand that to teams. Ultimately, the two things we're the most excited about are 1) you don't need to add any extra code (and it works with all libraries, not a pre-defined set) 2) SQL as the query language