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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
https://bit.ly/4o8C9hf
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캐치인사담당자 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
https://bit.ly/4o8C9hf
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
https://bit.ly/4o8C9hf
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
https://bit.ly/4o8C9hf
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 ○ 모집 기... 이상 소지자 MLOps 엔지니어, AI...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 (~06/18) | 캐...
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18) ▶...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 (~06/18) | 캐...
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:Nhận xét profile vị trí head of AI engineer của mình, mình 4 năm kn
... async. Tôi xây dựng pipeline MLOps đầy đủ từ dữ liệu...
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voz.vn |
ainai9 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨(~06/18)
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cafe.naver.com |
캐치인사담당자 |
Jun 5, 2026 |
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RE:AI 데이터센터 네트워크 스터디 모집
...당이 필요한 MLOps 모집 인원 : 60.../엔지니어’ , MLOps 엔지니어 모...
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cafe.naver.com |
가시다 |
Jun 4, 2026 |
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RE:高3の今年受験生の者です。進路について相談があります。今どのような分野の学部に行くか迷っています。 1つはデータサイエンス分野です。 データサイエンスは現代社会で需要が大きく、給与も高いため安定...
...グ、クラウド、MLOps、そして本格...
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Jun 3, 2026 |
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RE:高校2年生の息子を大学進学させるべきか、高卒就職させるべきかでバカ嫁と揉めています。 私は高卒就職の立場です。私はキャリアアドバイザーのため人のキャリアにはすごく詳しいのですが「大卒職・大学院卒...
...、SRE・Platform・Security・CloudArchitect・SolutionArchitect・MLOps・Backendといった...
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detail.chiebukuro.yahoo.co.jp |
ID 非公開 |
Jun 3, 2026 |
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RE:LG CNS의 AI 실행 단계, 실제 비즈니스에서의 적용 사...
.... 4단계: Operation & MLOps (운영 및 고도...합 관리하는 MLOps(Machine Learning Operations) 체계...
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kin.naver.com |
biz_**** |
Jun 1, 2026 |
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RE:DeepCoreCloud .com | Premium AI & Cloud Infrastructure Brand | BIN: $20,000 (Lease-to-Own Available)
... hosting, enterprise data architecture, or MLOps platforms. "DeepCore" commands immense trust...
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www.namepros.com |
elassali |
May 31, 2026 |
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RE:Azure ML Managed Online Endpoint Creation Fails with "SubscriptionNotRegistered" Despite Registered Providers and Successful training and production jobs
... working through the Microsoft Learn MLOps lab "Deploy and monitor a...
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learn.microsoft.com |
Edidiong Ibokete |
May 29, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 모집 (~06/18)
...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 ✅ AI 캠...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육... - 교육대상 : MLOps 엔지니어, AI...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 신청서...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육...) - 교육대상 : MLOps... forms.gle
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cafe.naver.com |
구우디 |
May 29, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 모집 (~06/18)
...모달 AI 학습 MLOps 파이프라인...생 지원 가능 MLOps 엔지니어, AI...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 신청서...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육...) - 교육대상 : MLOps... forms.gle �이 공고...
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cafe.naver.com |
구우디 |
May 29, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 모집 (~06/18)
...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 ✅ AI 캠...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육... - 교육대상 : MLOps 엔지니어, AI...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 신청서...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육...) - 교육대상 : MLOps... forms.gle ▶ 공식...
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cafe.naver.com |
구우디 |
May 29, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 모집 (~06/18)
...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 ✅ AI 캠...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육... - 교육대상 : MLOps 엔지니어, AI...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 신청서...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육...) - 교육대상 : MLOps... forms.gle
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구우디 |
May 29, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 모집 (~06/18)
...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 모집 (~06...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 신청서...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육...) - 교육대상 : MLOps... forms.gle �포스터...
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cafe.naver.com |
구우디 |
May 29, 2026 |
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RE:[NHN CLOUD] AI 팩토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 모집 (~06/18)
...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 ✅ AI 캠...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육... - 교육대상 : MLOps 엔지니어, AI...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 신청서...토리 GPU 가속 MLOps 스쿨 - 교육...) - 교육대상 : MLOps... forms.gle...
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구우디 |
May 29, 2026 |
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RE:A Practical Guide to Oracle AI Engineering by Erik Benner (.PDF)
... deployment, serverless inference, monitoring, and MLOps best practices. By the end, ... Assistant • Apply best practices for MLOps, monitoring, and secure AI workflows ...
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VielBiern |
May 29, 2026 |
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Minha jornada em MLOPS (e minha frustração com ela)
Bem, acabei de sair de uma empresa verdinha bem conhecida da área de beleza/perfumaria, e fui por alguns meses a única engenheira de MLOPS deles. Pra contexto, ja atuo na área de dados desde 2018/19, e na minha carreira ja passei por ciência e engenharia de dados e acabei me apaixonando pela área de arquitetura e infra, então acabei migrando pra MLOPS. Nessa empresa, eu atuava na área de pagamentos e eu era a unica engenheira de mlops do time. Na contratação o discurso era muito voltado pra "ja temos algo funcionando e queremos que você expanda/eleve nossa esteira, queremos o estado da arte de mlops", mas a realidade foi bem mais cruel que isso. A esteira anterior tinha sido feita por uma empresa terceirizada e era bem precária, tava cheia de artefatos do bundle "padrão", inclusive com testes desligados, fluxos de CICD todos capengando, o linter todo defasado, e o perfil do SonarQube era o mesmo usado pelo time de dev (então travava toda hora pq o padrão do time de dados era totalmente diferente). Porém mesmo eu botando esses pontos, a gestão priorizava outras coisas como por exemplo: "precisamos de monitoramento, faça o monitoramento", sendo que isso ja tava sendo feito e finalizado por um cientista do time.... "Faça tagueamento, precisamos de tagueamento..." -> mesma coisa, alguém de plataforma ja tinha feito isso, então no fim fiquei 8 meses batendo a cabeça parada sendo movida de um lado pro outro pra fazer coisas duplicadas. Apresentei roadmap, fiz pesquisa de mercado, apresentei uma arquitetura adequada, porém tudo isso simplesmente foi ignorado.... Na avaliação de desempenho, meu gestor falou que eu produzia menos que plena.... Porque no fim ficava mais parada do que produzindo o que fui contratada pra fazer.... Até expus que isso se dava a tudo o que aconteceu nos últimos meses (mesmo eu alertando várias vezes), e nesse ponto, um cientista de dados que era o protegido dele e queria "entrar em MLOPS", acabou sendo ele a referência da área, por conta daquele jogo político da visibilidade, ja que o mesmo fazia posts no linkedin marcando a gestão, fazia cursos explicando o básico do básico de mlflow, e eu que era a engenheira sênior era posta pra validar com ele tudo o que eu fazia, mesmo ele não sabendo nada do básico de CICD, ou mesmo de infraestrutura pra se colocar um modelo em produção... Nunca me senti tão constrangida na minha carreira toda. Resumo da ópera: nos dois últimos meses me alocaram pra fazer trabalho de cientista de dados, e me botaram pra dar feedback em espanhol pra um time de um país vizinho, mesmo eu não falando nada da língua (falo inglês e mesmo assim eles forçavam a ser em espanhol, mesmo eu deixando claro que me sentia constrangida). Eu simplesmente tive que deixar a esteira totalmente de lado, e portanto o que eu fui contratada para fazer... E isso até minha saúde mental ir totalmente pro ralo, e eu pedir demissão, por conta de crises de ansiedade. Mesmo eu pedindo pra ser demitida, não o fizeram, por mais que essa mesma empresa estivesse fazendo um layoff silencioso com outras áreas..... Tenho certeza de que meu antigo gestor até hoje não faz ideia do que faz um engenheiro de mlops..... Deve achar que é só um cientista de dados que sabe um pouco mais de mlflow.... Bem, antes de pedir demissão ja tava fazendo entrevistas com outras empresas, e agora, 20 dias depois de pedir demissão, estou fazendo o onboarding pra vaga de arquiteta de soluções com foco em IA, e bem mais animada, justamente porque pelo menos não vou mais me preocupar com um gestor que não sabe nem o que eu faço. submitted by /u/Forward_Land5163 to r/brdev [link] [comments]
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Forward_Land5163 |
Apr 18, 2026 |
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MLOPs
hey I am student learning about machine learning and deep learning well I also have interst in cloud and service well persuing mlops as career in today's can be a good choice is there still people who take jobs as mlops engineer and what company or set of company. should I target for this role submitted by /u/No-Fault-7625 to r/learnmachinelearning [link] [comments]
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No-Fault-7625 |
Apr 15, 2026 |
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Cómo tener experiencia en MLOps?
Quisiera saber lo siguiente. Acá Data scientist en búsqueda de laburo. Quisiera saber cómo tener experiencia en MLOps, ya que en mi anterior trabajo hice modelos de machine learning pero nunca fueron para ponerlos productivos. Que sería recomendable? Hacer cursos? Siendo que todos sabemos que la experiencia más importante es la Enterprise. Justamente eso me tiene en un dilema. Me pasa lo mismo con lo de LLMs que vengo estudiando. Debería armar una especie de portfolio? Si pudieran darme sugerencias al respecto me ayudarían un montón. submitted by /u/rhizome86 to r/devsarg [link] [comments]
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rhizome86 |
Apr 7, 2026 |
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MLOPs or Applied ML
I’d love some career advice from people who’ve been in similar roles. I’ve been in MLOps for about 4–5 years, and most of my work has been pretty ops-heavy: Kubernetes, AWS, GKE, GPU debugging, CUDA/driver compatibility, and lately more agentic/AI infrastructure work like researching MCP gateways and MCP servers. Even though I’ve been part of a Machine Learning team, I’ve mostly stayed on the operations/infrastructure side. I originally wanted that setup because I hoped it would keep me close to ML research and applied ML, but in practice I don’t get many opportunities to work on those areas. Most of my time goes toward supporting ML engineers with ops and platform issues. So my experience is strong in areas like: production reliability deployment maturity infra debugging GPU/platform knowledge scaling and cost control But I have much less hands-on exposure to: applied ML evaluation/benchmarking prompt/context engineering model behavior analysis Now I’ve been given the option to move more formally into a Cloud/DevOps team, and I’m trying to think long term. Given where AI seems to be heading — more agentic systems, infrastructure/platform work, and less emphasis on doing in-house model research because frontier models are increasingly available from large vendors — what do you think is the better path for career growth and job security? Would you stay closer to the ML org even if your work is mostly ops, or move fully into Cloud/DevOps / platform engineering and lean into that lane? I’d especially love to hear from people working in MLOps, applied ML, AI platform, or infra. submitted by /u/No-Guess6834 to r/cscareerquestions [link] [comments]
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No-Guess6834 |
Mar 31, 2026 |
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Is MLOps and ML Engineering the new thing to learn in 2026?
Watching all over the internet about this and the highest paying. Even some are getting more than SDE. submitted by /u/ImpressiveLet3479 to r/developersIndia [link] [comments]
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ImpressiveLet3479 |
Mar 15, 2026 |
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"MLOps is just DevOps with ML tools" — what I thought before vs what it actually looks like
When I started looking at MLOps from a DevOps background, my mental model was completely off. Sharing some assumptions I had vs what the reality turned out to be. Not to scare anyone off, just wish someone had been straight with me earlier. What I thought: MLOps is basically CI/CD but for models. Learn MLflow, Kubeflow, maybe Airflow. Done. Reality: The pipeline part is easy. The hard part is understanding why something failed. A CI/CD failure gives you a stack trace. A training pipeline failure gives you a loss curve that just looks off. You need enough ML context to even know what "off" means. What I thought: Models are like microservices. Deploy, scale, monitor. Same playbook. Reality: A microservice either works or it doesn't. Returns 200 or 500. A model can return a 200, perfectly formatted response, or a completely wrong answer. Nobody gets paged. Nobody even notices until business metrics drop a week later. That messed with my head because in DevOps, if something breaks, you know. What I thought: GPU scheduling is just resource management. I do this all day with CPU and memory. Reality: GPUs don't share the way CPUs do. One pod gets the whole GPU or nothing. And K8s doesn't even know what a GPU is until you install NVIDIA's device plugin and GPU operator. Every scheduling decision matters because each GPU costs 10 to 50x that of a CPU node. What I thought: My Python is fine. I write automation scripts all the time. Reality: First time I opened a real training script, it looked nothing like the Python I was writing. Decorators everywhere, generators, async patterns, memory-sensitive code. Scripting and actual programming turned out to be genuinely different things. That one humbled me. What I thought: I'll learn ML theory later, just let me handle the infra. Reality: You can actually go pretty far on the inference and serving side without deep ML theory. That part was true. But you still need enough to have a conversation. When a data scientist says "we need to quantise to INT8," you don't need to derive the math, but you need to know what that means for your infra. What I thought: They just want someone who can manage Kubernetes and set up pipelines. Reality: They want someone who can sit between infra and ML. Someone who can debug a memory leak inside the inference service, not just restart the pod. Someone who looks at GPU utilisation and knows whether that number means healthy or on fire. The "Ops" in MLOps goes deeper than I expected. None of this is to discourage anyone. The transition is very doable, especially if you go in with the right expectations. But "just learn the tools" is bad advice. The tools are the surface. I've been writing about this transition and talking to a bunch of people going through it. If you're in this spot and want to talk through what to focus on, DMs open or grab time here: topmate.io/varun_rajput_1914 submitted by /u/Extension_Key_5970 to r/mlops [link] [comments]
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Extension_Key_5970 |
Mar 8, 2026 |
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Advice Needed on a MLOps Architecture
Hi all, I'm new to MLOps. I was assigned to develop a MLOps framework for a research organization who deals with a lot of ML models. They need a proper architecture to keep track of everything. Initial idea was 3 microservice. Data/ML model registry service Training Service Deployment service (for model inference. both internal/external parties) We also have in house k8 compute cluster(we hope to extend this to a Slurm cluster too later), MinIO storage. Right now all models are managed through Harbour images which deploys to the cluster directly for training. I have to use open source tools as much as possible for this. This is my rough architecture. Using DVC(from LakeFs) as a data versioning tool. Training service which deals with compute cluster and make the real training happens. and MLFlow as the experiment tracking service. Data/ML models are stored at S3/MinIO. I need advice on what is the optimal way to manage/orchestrate the training workflow? (Jobs scheduling, state management, resource allocation(K8/Slurm, CPU/GPU clusters), logs etc etc. I've been looking into ZenML and kubeflow. But Google says SkyPilot is a good option as it support both K8 and Slurm. What else can I improve on this architecture? Should I just use MLflow deployment service to handle deployment service too? Thanks for your time! submitted by /u/Drac084 to r/mlops [link] [comments]
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Drac084 |
Feb 24, 2026 |
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Need help deciding...
I mostly listen to cinematic alternative. Sometimes acoustic shoegaze. submitted by /u/TNF734 to r/audiophile [link] [comments]
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TNF734 |
Feb 17, 2026 |
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Every team wants "MLOps", until they face the brutal truth of DevOps under the hood
I’ve lost count of how many early-stage teams build killer ML models locally then slap them into production thinking a simple API can scale to millions of clients... until the first outage hits, costs skyrocket or drift turns the model to garbage. And they assign it to a solo dev or junior engineer as a "side task". Meanwhile: No one budgets for proper tooling like registries or observability. Scaling? "We'll Kubernetes it later". Monitoring? Ignored until clients churn from slow responses. Model updates? Good luck versioning without a registry - one bad push and you're rolling back at 3AM. MLOps is DevOps fundamentals applied to ML: CI/CD, IaC, autoscaling, and relentless monitoring. I put together a hands-on video demo: Building a scalable ML API with FastAPI, MLflow registry, Kubernetes and Prometheus/Grafana monitoring. From live coding to chaos tested prod, including pod failures and load spikes. Hope it saves you some headaches. https://youtu.be/jZ5BPaB3RrU?si=aKjVM0Fv1DTrg4Wg submitted by /u/pm19191 to r/devops [link] [comments]
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pm19191 |
Feb 8, 2026 |
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Do you still need MLOps if you're just orchestrating APIS and RAG?
I’m starting to dive into MLOps, but I’ve hit a bit of a skeptical patch. It feels like the "heavy" MLOps stack—experiment tracking, distributed training, GPU cluster management, and model versioning—is really only meant for FAANG-scale companies or those fine-tuning their own proprietary models. If a compnay uses APIs(openai/anthropic), the model is a black box behind an endpoint. In this case: 1. is there a real need for a dedicated MLOps role? does this fall under standard software engineering + data pipelines? If you're in this situation, what does your "Ops" actually look like? Are you mostly just doing prompt versioning and vector DB maintenance? I'm curious if I should still spend time learning the heavy infra stuff submitted by /u/polyber42 to r/mlops [link] [comments]
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polyber42 |
Feb 6, 2026 |
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The weird mismatch in MLOps hiring that nobody talks about
Something I've noticed after being in this space for a while, and mentioned in past weeks' posts as well. MLOps roles need strong infrastructure skills. Everyone agrees on that. The job descriptions are full of Kubernetes, CI/CD, cloud, distributed systems, monitoring, etc. But the people interviewing you? Mostly data scientists, ML engineers, and PhD researchers. So you end up in a strange situation where the job requires you to be good at production engineering, but the interview asks you to speak ML. And these are two very different conversations. I've seen really solid DevOps engineers, people running massive clusters, handling serious scale, get passed over because they couldn't explain what model drift is or why you'd choose one evaluation metric over another. Not because they couldn't learn it, but because they didn't realise that's what the interview would test. And on the flip side, I've seen ML folks get hired into MLOps roles and MAY struggle because they've never dealt with real production systems at scale. The root cause I think is that most companies are still early in their ML maturity. They haven't separated MLOps as its own discipline yet. The ML team owns hiring for it, so naturally, they filter for what they understand: ML knowledge, not infra expertise. This isn't a complaint, just an observation. And practically speaking, if you're coming from the infra/DevOps side, it means you kinda have to meet them where they are. Learn enough ML to hold the conversation. You don't need to derive backpropagation on a whiteboard, but you should be able to talk about the model lifecycle, failure modes, why monitoring ML systems is different from monitoring regular services, etc. The good news is the bar isn't that high. A few weeks of genuine study go a long way. And once you bridge that language gap, your infrastructure background becomes a massive advantage, because most ML teams are honestly struggling with production engineering. Curious if others have experienced this same thing? Either as candidates or on the hiring side? I've also helped a few folks navigate this transition, review their resumes, prepare for interviews, and figure out what to focus on. If you're going through something similar and want to chat, my DMs are open, or you can book some time here: topmate.io/varun_rajput_1914 submitted by /u/Extension_Key_5970 to r/mlops [link] [comments]
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Extension_Key_5970 |
Feb 4, 2026 |
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whoFeelsLikeThisToday
submitted by /u/Affectionate_Run_799 to r/ProgrammerHumor [link] [comments]
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Affectionate_Run_799 |
Feb 2, 2026 |
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Honestly, Google Antigravity is a total sleeper hit for R&D / MLOps
I feel like I haven't seen enough people talking about the specific niche where Google’s Antigravity actually thrives. Most people are out here trying to "vibe code" entire apps, but if you’re actually in Research and Development, this thing is a Godsend. For context, I’m in DevOps / MLOps. I’m a data guy, not someone building out massive, complex consumer software suites. My day-to-day is messy: running obscure commands, analyzing weird results, and trying to keep infrastructure from melting. Antigravity is the first "AI assistant engineering platform" I’ve used that doesn't feel like a toy. It’s not just guessing the next line of code; it’s actually handling the engineering logic. Why it’s sticking for me: • The "Super Intern" Factor: It handles all the soul-crushing boilerplate command scripts. I just tell it what I need to move or execute, and it writes the glue code perfectly. • MLOps Power: It shines when I’m running commands and needing an immediate analysis of the output. It actually understands the results of the logs, not just the syntax. • Pipeline Building: I’m literally building out entire pipelines with ease now. What used to take me a full afternoon of debugging YAML and bash scripts is basically done in minutes. Maybe my use case is just unique, but I’m not even joking when I say this has sped up my workflow like 20x. I’ve reached the point where I genuinely cannot live without it in my stack. If you’re doing heavy R&D or MLOps, ignore the hype around other tools and just try this. 11/10. DISCLAIMER : Thoughts are my own - AI helped write it for me. Grand Rising. submitted by /u/HistoricalShift5092 to r/google_antigravity [link] [comments]
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HistoricalShift5092 |
Jan 24, 2026 |
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Coming from DevOps/Infra to MLOps? Here's what I learned after several interviews at product companies
I've been interviewing for MLOps and ML Platform Engineer roles over the past few months, and I wanted to share some observations that might help others make a similar transition. The Interview Gap Most interviewers I've faced come from research or pure ML engineering backgrounds. They think in terms of model architectures, feature engineering, and training pipelines. If you're coming from a pure infrastructure or DevOps background like me, there's often a disconnect. You talk about Kubernetes orchestration, GPU cluster management, and cost optimisation. They ask about data drift, model retraining strategies, or how you'd debug a model's performance degradation. The conversation doesn't flow naturally because you're speaking different languages. What Actually Helped I realised I needed to invest time in ML fundamentals – not to become a data scientist, but to bridge the communication gap. Understanding basic statistics, how different model types work, and what "overfitting" or "data leakage" actually mean made a huge difference. When I could frame infrastructure decisions in ML terms ("this architecture reduces model serving latency by X%" vs "this setup has better resource utilisation"), interviews went much more smoothly. Be Strategic About Target Companies Not all MLOps roles are the same. If you're targeting companies heavily invested in real-time inferencing (think fraud detection, recommendation engines, autonomous systems), the focus shifts to: Data distribution and streaming pipelines Low-latency prediction infrastructure Real-time monitoring and anomaly detection Data engineering skills If they're doing batch processing and research-heavy ML, it's more about: Experiment tracking and reproducibility Training infrastructure and GPU optimization Model versioning and registry management Match your preparation to what they actually care about. Don't spray-and-pray applications. MLOps Roles Vary Wildly Here's something that actually helped my perspective: MLOps means different things at different companies. I've had interviews where the focus was 90% infrastructure (Kubernetes, CI/CD, monitoring). Others were 70% ML-focused (understanding model drift, feature stores, retraining strategies). Some wanted a hybrid who could do both. This isn't because teams don't know what they want. It's because MLOps is genuinely different depending on: Company maturity (startup vs established) ML use cases (batch vs real-time) Team structure (centralised platform vs embedded engineers) If an interview feels misaligned, it's often a mismatch in role expectations, not a reflection of your skills. The "MLOps Engineer" title can mean vastly different things across companies. Practical Tips Learn the basics: bias-variance tradeoff, cross-validation, common model types Understand the ML lifecycle beyond just deployment Be able to discuss model monitoring (not just infra monitoring) Know the tools: MLflow, Kubeflow, Ray, etc. – but more importantly, know why they exist Read ML papers occasionally – even if you don't implement them, you'll understand what your ML colleagues are dealing with Final Thought The transition from DevOps to MLOps isn't just about learning new tools. It's about understanding a new domain and the people working in it. Meet them halfway, and you'll find the conversations get a lot easier. Keep learning, keep iterating. If anyone's going through a similar transition and wants to chat, feel free to DM or connect here: https://topmate.io/varun_rajput_1914/ submitted by /u/Extension_Key_5970 to r/mlops [link] [comments]
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Jan 21, 2026 |
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Terraria 1.4.5 THIS MONTH!
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Jan 1, 2026 |
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Please be brutally honest: Will I make it in MLOps?
Strengths: Bachelors in mathematics from top 10 university in the us PhD in engineering from top 10 also 3 published papers (1 in ML, 1 in applied stats, 1 in optimization) however I will say the 1 ML paper did not impress anyone (only 17 citations) Worked as a data scientist for ~5 years upon graduation Weaknesses: I have been unemployed for the last ~5 years I have ZERO letters of recommendation from my past job nor academia (I apologize for being vague here. Basically I went through a very dark and self-destructive period in my life, quit my job, and burned all my professional and academic bridges down in the process. Made some of the worst decisions of my life in a very short timespan. If you want more details, I can provide via DM/PM) I have never worked with the cloud, with neural networks/AI, nor with anything related to devops. Only purely machine learning in its state circa 2021 My 6-12 month full-time study plan: (constructed via chatgpt, very open to critique) Refresher of classical ML (stuff I used to do everyday at work, stuff like kaggle and jupyter on one-time tabular data) Certification 1: AWS Solutions Architect Certification 2: Hashicorp Terraform Associate Portfolio Project 1: Terraform-managed ML in AWS Certification 3: Certified Kubernetes Administrator Portfolio Project 2: Kubernetes-native ML pipeline with Inference-Feedback Certification 4: AWS Data Engineer Associate Portfolio Project 3: Automated Warehousing of Streaming Data with Schema Evolution and Cost-Optimization Certification 5: AWS Machine Learning Engineer Associate Portfolio Project 4: End-to-End MLOps in Production with Automated A/B testing and Drift detection Mock Technical Interview Practice Applying and Interviewing for Jobs Please be brutally honest. What are my chances of getting into MLOps? submitted by /u/OdinPupil to r/mlops [link] [comments]
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Jan 1, 2026 |
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Is it still worth it learning MLOPS in 2026?
Hey guys, am still a student, i have seen news about AI, and how it'll limit some jobs, some jobs have no entry level, So from my side of view its tight, I need professional help from people in the industry, Because i tried asking the AI models and it seems they just be lying to me, What career should i take, i sawa MLOPS, but it may be obsolete or maybe it's a nitche i don't know Or if there are other career options, you guys can recommend I need Help Reddit submitted by /u/Creative-Tap7920 to r/learnmachinelearning [link] [comments]
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Dec 20, 2025 |
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Trying to get on the wave into MLOps how would transitioning into this would look like?
Hi all, I am working as a DevOps engineer and want to transition into MLOps and jump on the AI wave while it's hot. I want to leverage it into higher salary, better benefits etc. I am wondering how to go about it, what should I learn? Should I start with the theory and learn machine learning, or jump straight into it and use n8n and claude to do actual stuff? Are there any courses which are worthwhile? submitted by /u/Snoopy-31 to r/devops [link] [comments]
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Nov 24, 2025 |
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How can I get a job as an MLOps engineer
Hi everyone, I’m from South Korea and I’ve recently become very interested in pursuing a career in MLOps. I’m still learning about it (only took bootcamp and working on bachelor it will be done next year August) and trying to figure out the best path to break into it. A few questions I’d love to get advice on: 1. What are the most important skills or tools I should focus on ? 2. For someone outside the U.S. or Europe, how realistic is it to get a remote MLOps job or one with visa sponsorship? 3. Any tips from people who transitioned from data science, DevOps, or software engineering into MLOps? I’d really appreciate any practical advice, career stories, or resources you can share. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Bo_0125 to r/mlops [link] [comments]
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Oct 20, 2025 |
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7 MLOPs Projects for Beginners
MLOps (machine learning operations) has become essential for data scientists, machine learning engineers, and software developers who want to streamline machine learning workflows and deploy models effectively. It goes beyond simply integrating tools; it involves managing systems, automating processes tailored to your budget and use case, and ensuring reliability in production. While becoming a professional MLOps engineer requires mastering many concepts, starting with small, simple, and practical projects is a great way to build foundational skills. In this blog, we will review a beginner-friendly MLOps project that teaches you about machine learning orchestration, CI/CD using GitHub Actions, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, cloud services, and building an end-to-end ML pipeline. Link: https://www.kdnuggets.com/7-mlops-projects-beginners submitted by /u/kingabzpro to r/mlops [link] [comments]
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Feb 19, 2025 |
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I have been applying for my first machine learning full-time job in Germany for past 4-5 months, but now I have just graduated and I am still not getting a single e-mail for next round. I would really appreciate feedback on my resume. I am mostly applying for CV or MLOps roles but also ML/AI Eng/Dev
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Nov 16, 2024 |
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MLOps y gano 130k AMA
Como dice el titulo, soy mlops engineer y gano 130k mxn brutos al mes (90k netos), tengo 3 años de experiencia Cualquier duda o cosa que quieran preguntar espero poder ayudarles submitted by /u/Known-Beginning-8142 to r/taquerosprogramadores [link] [comments]
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