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Machine Learning Operations (MLOps) is an evolving market within the broader fields of machine learning and data mining that focuses on streamlining and automating the end-to-end machine learning lifecycle. This includes processes such as integration, deployment, monitoring, and governance of machine learning models. MLOps aims to foster collaboration across various stakeholders such as data scientists, DevOps, and IT professionals, to accelerate the deployment of models into production while ensuring best practices in maintenance and compliance standards. The market addresses the need to manage the complexity of machine learning models, which requires a robust infrastructure capable of handling large datasets, complex model training, and rapid iteration cycles. MLOps tools and services enhance the agility of teams, enabling faster experimentation and more efficient scaling of machine learning applications.
In this emerging market, a number of companies have established themselves as key players. These include major cloud providers with integrated MLOps platforms, such as Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform. Additionally, specialized MLOps companies like Algorithmia, DataRobot, and Domino Data Lab offer tailored solutions that support various aspects of the machine learning workflow. Open-source projects like MLflow and Kubeflow also play a role by providing tools that help organizations implement MLOps practices. Show Less Read more