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🍮 Edge#147: MLOPs – Model Serving
In this issue: we explain what model serving is; we explore the TensorFlow serving paper; we cover TorchServe, a super simple serving framework for PyTorch. 💡 ML Concept of the Day: Model Serving Con...
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In this issue: we explain the concept of model serving; we review a paper in which Google Research outlined the architecture of a serving pipeline for TensorFlow models; we discuss MLflow, one of the ...
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gRPC APIs are fast, efficient, and type-safe. Next time you need to create an ML prediction service, ditch REST and give gRPC a shot!
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