Announcing the MLflow 1.1 Release
We’re excited to announce today the release of MLflow 1.1. In this release, we’ve focused on fleshing out the tracking component of MLflow and improving visualization components in the UI. Some of the major features include: Automatic logging from TensorFlow and Keras Parallel coordinate plots in the tracking UI Pandas DataFrame based search API Java...
Announcing the MLflow 1.0 Release
MLflow is an open source platform to help manage the complete machine learning lifecycle. With MLflow, data scientists can track and share experiments locally (on a laptop) or remotely (in the cloud), package and share models across frameworks, and deploy models virtually anywhere. Today we are excited to announce the release of MLflow 1.0. Since...
Introducing MLflow Run Sidebar in Databricks Notebooks
At Spark+AI Summit 2019, we announced the GA of Managed MLflow on Databricks in which we take the latest and greatest of open source MLflow and make it easily accessible to all users of Databricks. In that blog post, we promised to build features which bridge Databricks and MLflow concepts to create a seamless integration...
Announcing General Availability of Managed MLflow on Databricks
MLflow is an open source platform to help manage the complete machine learning lifecycle. With MLflow, data scientists can track and share experiments locally or in the cloud, package and share models across frameworks, and deploy models virtually anywhere. Today at the Spark + AI Summit, we announced the General Availability of Managed MLflow on...
Managed MLflow on Databricks now in public preview
Building production machine learning applications is challenging because there is no standard way to record experiments, ensure reproducible runs, and manage and deploy models. To address these challenges, last June we introduced MLflow, an open source platform to manage the ML lifecycle that works with any machine learning library and environment. The project has grown...
Kicking Off 2019 with an MLflow User Survey
It’s been six months since we launched MLflow, an open source platform to manage the machine learning lifecycle, and the project has been moving quickly since then. MLflow fills a role that hasn’t been served well in the open source community so far: managing the development lifecycle for ML, including tracking experiments and metrics, building...
MLflow On-Demand Webinar and FAQ Now Available!
On August 30th, our team hosted a live webinar—Introducing MLflow: Infrastructure for a complete Machine Learning lifecycle—with Matei Zaharia, Co-Founder and Chief Technologist at Databricks. In this webinar, we walked you through MLflow, a new open source project from Databricks that aims to design an open ML platform where organizations can use any ML library...
MLflow 0.2 Released
At this year’s Spark+AI Summit, we introduced MLflow, an open source platform to simplify the machine learning lifecycle. In the 3 weeks since the release, we’ve already seen a lot of interest from data scientists and engineers in using and contributing to MLflow. MLFlow’s GitHub repository already has 180 forks, and over a dozen contributors...
Introducing MLflow: an Open Source Machine Learning Platform
View the MLflow Spark+AI Summit keynote Everyone who has tried to do machine learning development knows that it is complex. Beyond the usual concerns in the software development, machine learning (ML) development comes with multiple new challenges. At Databricks, we work with hundreds of companies using ML, and we have repeatedly heard the same concerns:...
Matei Zaharia’s 5 predictions about big data and AI in 2018
Over the past few years, the demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning capabilities has surged with innovations in natural language processing, task automation, and predictions. From autonomous cars to a more personalized shopping experience, big data and artificial intelligence is at the forefront of new solutions that are delighting customers, improving business operations...
