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Executable Tutorial Proposal - samkh, miladsf #2563

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@M1l0d M1l0d commented Sep 29, 2024

Assignment Proposal

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Monitoring ML Model Predictions with Prometheus

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  • Task 3

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  • Executable tutorial

Description

In this tutorial we will set up a python script that logs a ML models predictions.
This is integrated with Prometheus which will mointor them.
The goal is to learn how to integrate Prometheus with a Python application, which is then will be able to monitor the model to understand if it for example will work well when put into production.

Relevance

Monitoring ML model prediction with Prometheus is highly relevant to DevOps because it introduces automation and observability to the machine learning lifecycle.
In DevOps, ensuring that systems are continously monitored for performance and reliability is crucial and this extends to machine learning models in production.
By integrating Prometheus to track metrics like prediction accuracy or latency, teams can proactively identify issues to reduce downtime and improve model reliability.

@M1l0d M1l0d changed the title Create README.md Executable Tutorial Proposal - samkh, miladsf Sep 29, 2024
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Hi @M1l0d,
Sounds great.
Looking forward to it.

@sofiabobadilla sofiabobadilla merged commit 680ab49 into KTH:2024 Oct 1, 2024
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