Over the past few decades, the substantial growth in enterprise-data availability and the advancements in Artificial Intelligence (AI) have allowed companies to solve real-world problems using Machine Learning (ML). ML Operations (MLOps) represents an effective strategy for bringing ML models from academic resources to useful tools for solving problems in the corporate world. The current literature on MLOps is still mostly disconnected and sporadic. In this work, we review the existing scientific literature and we propose a taxonomy for clustering research papers on MLOps. In addition, we present methodologies and operations aimed at defining a ML pipeline to simplify the release of ML applications in industry. The pipeline is based on ten steps: business problem understanding, data acquisition, ML methodology, ML training & testing, continuous integration, continuous delivery, continuous training, continuous monitoring, explainability, and sustainability. The scientific and business interest and the impact of MLOps have grown significantly over the past years. The definition of a clear and standardized methodology for conducting MLOps projects is the main contribution of this paper.
MLOps: A Taxonomy and a Methodology
Matteo Testi,Matteo Ballabio,E. Frontoni,G. Iannello,S. Moccia,P. Soda,G. Vessio
Published 2022 in IEEE Access
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