Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) is crucial in today's tech landscape, even with the rise of Large Language Models (LLMs). Implementing MLOps on AWS, leveraging services like SageMaker, ECR, S3, EC2, and EKS, can enhance productivity and streamline workflows. ZenML, an open-source MLOps framework, simplifies the integration and management of these services, enabling seamless transitions between AWS components. MLOps pipelines consist of Orchestrators, Artifact Stores, Container Registry, Model Deployers, and Step Operators. AWS offers a suite of managed services, such as ECR, S3, and EC2, but careful planning and configuration are required for a cohesive MLOps workflow.
In the AI world, fine-tuning Large Language Models (LLMs) for specific tasks is becoming a critical competitive advantage. Combining Lightning AI Studios with ZenML can streamline and automate the LLM fine-tuning process, enabling rapid iteration and deployment of task-specific models. This approach allows for the creation and serving of multiple fine-tuned variants of a model, with minimal computational resources. However, scaling the process requires resource management, data preparation, hyperparameter optimization, version control, deployment and serving, and cost management. This blog post explores the growing complexity of LLM fine-tuning at scale and introduces a solution that combines the flexibility of Lightning Studios with the automation capabilities of ZenML.
This release incorporates updates to the SageMaker Orchestrator, DAG Visualizer, and environment variable handling. It also includes Kubernetes support for Skypilot and an updated Deepchecks integration. Various other improvements and bug fixes have been implemented across different areas of the platform.
The integration of ZenML and Databricks streamlines LLM development and deployment processes, offering scalability, reproducibility, efficiency, collaboration, and monitoring capabilities. This approach enables data scientists and ML engineers to focus on innovation.
This blog post discusses the integration of ZenML and Comet, an open-source machine learning pipeline management platform, to enhance the experimentation process. ZenML is an extensible framework for creating portable, production-ready pipelines, while Comet is a platform for tracking, comparing, explaining, and optimizing experiments and models. The combination offers seamless experiment tracking, enhanced visibility, simplified workflow, improved collaboration, and flexible configuration. The process involves installing ZenML and enabling Comet integration, registering the Comet experiment tracker in the ZenML stack, and customizing experiment settings.
ZenML's latest release 0.66.0 adds support for Python 3.12, removes some dependencies for a slimmer Client package and adds the ability to view all your pipeline runs in the dashboard.
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