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ML/AI observability and control

Gain full transparency across ML tasks, models, artifacts, and datasets with OptScale
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ML Tasks, models, artifacts and datasets

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Metrics tracking and visualization

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Cost and performance tracking

ML Tasks, models, artifacts and datasets

By focusing on ML tasks, models, artifacts, and datasets, organizations can ensure comprehensive monitoring, logging, and management of ML workflows

With OptScale, users get full transparency across:

  • ML tasks with Description, key metrics for each task (Iter, Data Loss, Accuracy, Epochs, and Expenses), Runs, Model Versions, and Leaderboards that provide versioning of model runs to compare the results of ML experiments and find the best optimal combinations of parameters
  • Models with Description, Tags, Used aliases Runtime, Accuracy, Loss, Precision, Sensitivity, F1 Score, Cost and so on
  • Artifacts with Training results, Model Metadata, Experiment Logs, Deployment Artifacts, Inference Results
  • Datasets with Description, Training set, Validation set, and others
ML Tasks, models, artifacts, datasets in OptScale

Metrics tracking and visualization

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Model tracking involves systematically recording and managing details about machine learning models throughout their lifecycle. OptScale provides users with an in-depth analysis of performance metrics for any API call to PaaS or external SaaS services. Metrics tracking, including CPU, GPU, RAM, inference time, and visualization with multiple tables and graphs, help enhance performance and optimize infrastructure costs.

OptScale Leaderboards gives ML teams full transparency across the ML model metrics, helps compare ML task-run groups against each other based on their performance, and finds the optimal combinations.

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Cost and performance tracking for any API call to PaaS or external SaaS services

OptScale profiles machine learning models and deeply analyzes internal and external metrics for any API call to PaaS or external SaaS services. The platform constantly monitors cost, performance, and output parameters for better ML visibility. Complete transparency helps identify bottlenecks and adjust the algorithm’s parameters to maximize ML/AI training resource utilization and the outcome of experiments.

Supported platforms

aws
MS Azure
google cloud platform
Alibaba Cloud
Kubernetes
databricks
PyTorch
kubeflow
TensorFlow
spark-apache

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MLOps open source platform

A full description of OptScale as an MLOps open source platform.

Enhance the ML process in your company with OptScale capabilities, including

  • ML/AI Leaderboards
  • Experiment tracking
  • Hyperparameter tuning
  • Dataset and model versioning
  • Cloud cost optimization

How to use OptScale to optimize RI/SP usage for ML/AI teams

Find out how to: 

  • enhance RI/SP utilization by ML/AI teams with OptScale
  • see RI/SP coverage
  • get recommendations for optimal RI/SP usage

Why MLOps matters

Bridging the gap between Machine Learning and Operations, we’ll cover in this article:

  • The driving factors for MLOps
  • The overlapping issues between MLOps and DevOps
  • The unique challenges in MLOps compared to DevOps
  • The integral parts of an MLOps structure