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MLOps Engineering on AWS

Last Updated: 01-03-2025

The MLOps Engineering on AWS course is designed for professionals looking to integrate machine learning (ML) workflows with operational systems using the AWS cloud. This course covers best practices and tools to build, deploy, monitor, and manage ML models at scale. Through hands-on labs and real-world scenarios, you'll learn how to automate the machine learning lifecycle, manage continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) pipelines for ML models, and ensure scalability, security, and compliance in production environments on AWS.

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Course Prerequisites

  • Experience with machine learning concepts and tools (e.g., TensorFlow, PyTorch, Scikit-learn).
  • Basic understanding of cloud computing concepts and AWS services (e.g., EC2, S3, IAM).
  • Recommended: Experience with DevOps practices or CI/CD pipelines is beneficial but not mandatory.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

  1. Understand the MLOps lifecycle, from model development to deployment and monitoring.
  2. Build, train, and deploy machine learning models on AWS using SageMaker, Lambda, and other AWS services.
  3. Automate model training and deployment pipelines with AWS CI/CD tools (e.g., CodePipeline, CodeBuild).
  4. Implement robust monitoring and logging of deployed ML models to ensure performance and security.
  5. Manage version control, continuous testing, and scaling of ML models in production.
  6. Ensure compliance, security, and best practices for model governance and operations.
  7. Prepare to integrate machine learning models seamlessly into business processes and software applications.

Target Audience

This course is perfect for:

  • Data scientists, machine learning engineers, and DevOps professionals transitioning to MLOps.
  • Machine learning practitioners seeking to automate model deployment, monitoring, and scaling on AWS.
  • Professionals looking to understand the full machine learning lifecycle and its operationalization on AWS.
  • Engineers involved in deploying and managing machine learning models in production.

Course Modules

Day 1:

  1. Module 1: Introduction to MLOps

    • Understanding MLOps and its significance.
    • Comparing DevOps and MLOps methodologies.
    • Evaluating security and governance requirements for ML use cases.
    • Setting up experimentation environments using Amazon SageMaker.
    • Hands-On Lab: Provisioning a SageMaker Studio Environment with the AWS Service Catalog.
  2. Module 2: Initial MLOps: Experimentation Environments in SageMaker Studio

    • Bringing MLOps to experimentation.
    • Setting up the ML experimentation environment.
    • Demonstration: Creating and updating a lifecycle configuration for SageMaker Studio.
    • Workbook Activity: Initial MLOps planning.

Day 2:

  1. Module 3: Repeatable MLOps: Repositories

    • Managing data for MLOps.
    • Version control of ML models.
    • Utilizing code repositories in ML projects.
    • Lab: Integrating custom algorithms into an MLOps pipeline.
    • Group Activity: Developing an MLOps action plan.
  2. Module 4: Repeatable MLOps: Orchestration

    • Building ML pipelines.
    • Automating workflows with Apache Airflow.
    • Integrating Kubernetes for MLOps.
    • Utilizing Amazon SageMaker for MLOps.
    • Demonstration: Using SageMaker Pipelines for orchestration.
    • Lab: Automating workflows with AWS Step Functions.

Day 3:

  1. Module 5: MLOps Deployment

    • Understanding deployment operations.
    • Packaging models for deployment.
    • Implementing inference strategies.
    • Lab: Deploying models to production environments.
    • Exploring deployment strategies and their use cases.
    • Lab: Conducting A/B testing for model evaluation.
  2. Module 6: Model Monitoring and Operations

    • Monitoring ML models in production.
    • Detecting data drift and performance issues.
    • Strategies for model retraining and continuous improvement.
    • Lab: Setting up monitoring and retraining pipelines.

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