AI & Machine Learning

MLOps Platform Setup

End-to-end ML pipelines — experiment tracking, model registry, feature stores, CI/CD for models, drift detection, and rollback. Built on Kubernetes.

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Overview

Most ML projects die in the gap between notebook and production. A model that works in a Jupyter notebook is not a product — you need experiment tracking, model registry, feature stores, CI/CD for models, drift detection, and rollback. Without these, you can't reproduce results, can't detect when a model goes stale, and can't roll back when a deployment breaks.

CB4UHost builds MLOps platforms on Kubernetes using open-source tools — MLflow or Weights & Biases for tracking, KServe or Seldon for serving, Feast for feature stores, Evidently for drift detection. We don't lock you into proprietary platforms; you own the stack.

We're cost-aware from day one. Spot instances for batch training, dynamic batching for inference, KV-cache tuning for LLMs, and autoscaling that actually scales down (not just up). Most teams overspend on ML infrastructure by 30-50% — we close that gap.

Every engagement ends with runbooks, dashboards, and training so your team can operate the platform after we leave. No black boxes, no 'consultant-only' workflows.

What's included

Experiment tracking

MLflow or W&B integration — every training run logs params, metrics, artifacts, and code version for reproducibility.

Model registry

Versioned model registry with stage transitions (staging → production → archived) and approval workflows.

Feature store

Feast or custom feature store so training and serving use the same features — no training/serving skew.

CI/CD for models

GitHub Actions / GitLab CI pipelines that retrain, evaluate, and deploy models on data or code changes.

Drift detection

Evidently or custom monitors that detect data drift, concept drift, and prediction drift — with alerting.

Rollback + observability

One-command rollback to previous model version, plus dashboards for latency, throughput, error rate, and drift.

How we work

1

Stack assessment

We review your current ML workflow, identify gaps, and recommend an MLOps stack that fits your team and budget.

2

Platform build-out

We stand up the MLOps platform on Kubernetes with IaC — reproducible, version-controlled, teardown-friendly.

3

Pipeline integration

We wire your existing training code into the platform — tracking, registry, feature store, CI/CD.

4

Drift + observability

We add drift detection, alerting, and dashboards so you know when models degrade.

5

Handover + training

We hand over runbooks, dashboards, and a 2-day training session so your team owns the platform.

FAQ

MLflow vs Weights & Biases — which do you recommend?

MLflow is open-source and self-hosted (free, but you operate it). W&B is managed (paid, but excellent UX). We recommend MLflow for teams that want to own their stack, W&B for teams that want to move fast and don't mind the per-user pricing.

Do we need Kubernetes?

For production MLOps with autoscaling, multi-model serving, and rollback — yes. For a single model with low traffic, you can run on a single VM with Docker Compose. We'll recommend based on your scale.

How do you handle model drift?

We deploy Evidently (or custom monitors) that track input data distribution, prediction distribution, and ground-truth (when available) over time. When drift exceeds a threshold, we alert and trigger a retraining pipeline.

Can you integrate with our existing CI/CD (GitHub Actions, GitLab CI)?

Yes. We integrate model training, evaluation, and deployment into your existing CI/CD — no need to switch to a separate ML platform.

Ready to talk?

Tell us about your project. We'll come back with a scoped proposal and a fixed-fee quote.

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