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Scaling MLOps education

Manage the complexity of MLOps by centralizing the process on GitHub.

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Noah Gift // Executive in Residence, Duke University and Founder, Pragmatic AI Labs

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Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) is a methodology that embraces automation to incrementally improve business outcomes for machine learning problems. Now more than ever, organizations are focused on creating processes that maximize developer efficiency and bolster product innovation. Using GitHub to teach machine learning operations (MLOps) provides four major benefits: reproducibility (via GitHub Codespaces), access to machine learning technology, AI coding assistance, and CI/CD capabilities. This video Guide shows how to utilize the features provided by GitHub and walks viewers through building GitHub Templates, creating a CI/CD workflow with GitHub Actions, and configuring GitHub Codespaces environments with .devcontainer. Along the way, you’ll learn how automation and AI pair programming can help streamline these processes.


In this Guide, you will learn:

  1. To setup and use GitHub Actions

  2. To setup and use Github Codespaces with templates for MLOps with GPU capability

  3. To setup and use GitHub Copilot for AI pair programming


Noah Gift is the founder of Pragmatic A.I. Labs. Noah lectures at MSDS, Northwestern, Duke MIDS Graduate Data Science Program, the Graduate Data Science program at UC Berkeley, the UC Davis Graduate School of Management MSBA program, UNC Charlotte Data Science Initiative, and University of Tennessee (as part of the Tennessee Digital Jobs Factory). He teaches and designs graduate machine learning, MLOps, AI, data science courses, and consults on machine learning and cloud architecture.

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