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.
Taking large language models (LLMs) into production is no small task. It's a complex process, often misunderstood, and something we’d like to delve into today.
A critical security vulnerability has been identified in ZenML versions prior to 0.46.7. This vulnerability potentially allows unauthorized users to take ownership of ZenML accounts through the user activation feature.
Seamlessly automating the journey from training to production, ZenML's new NLP project template offers a comprehensive MLOps solution for teams deploying Huggingface models to AWS Sagemaker endpoints. With its focus on reproducibility, scalability, and best practices, the template simplifies the integration of NLP models into workflows, complete with lineage tracking and various deployment options.
Deploying Huggingface models to AWS Sagemaker endpoints typically only requires a few lines of code. However, there's a growing demand to not just deploy, but to seamlessly automate the entire flow from training to production with comprehensive lineage tracking. ZenML adeptly fills this niche, providing an end-to-end MLOps solution for Huggingface users wishing to deploy to Sagemaker.
ZenML secures an additional $3.7M in funding led by Point Nine, bringing its total Seed Round to $6.4M, to further its mission of simplifying MLOps. The startup is set to launch ZenML Cloud, a managed service with advanced features, while continuing to expand its open-source framework.
We released an updated way to deploy MLOps infrastructure, building on the success of the `mlops-stack` repo and its stack recipes. All the new goodies are available via the `mlstacks` Python package.
The 0.40.0 release introduces a completely reworked interface for developing your ZenML steps and pipelines. It makes working with these components much more natural, intuitive, and enjoyable.
Explore how ZenML, an MLOps framework, can be used with large language models (LLMs) like GPT-4 to analyze and version data from databases like Supabase. In this case study, we examine the you-tldr.com website, showcasing ZenML pipelines asynchronously processing video data and generating summaries with GPT-4. Understand how to tackle large language model limitations by versioning data and comparing summaries to unlock your data's potential. Learn how this approach can be easily adapted to work with other databases and LLMs, providing flexibility and versatility for your specific needs.
We decided to explore how the emerging technologies around Large Language Models (LLMs) could seamlessly fit into ZenML's MLOps workflows and standards. We created and deployed a Slack bot to provide community support.
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