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KitOps is an open-source DevOps tool designed specifically for packaging and versioning all components of an AI/ML model, including the model weights, datasets, code, and configuration, into a standardized OCI (Open Container Initiative) artifact.
KitOps is a tool that brings DevOps best practices to MLOps by standardizing the packaging and distribution of machine learning models and their associated assets using the Open Container Initiative (OCI) standard.
Traditional methods of managing ML models and their dependencies (datasets, code, configs) are often fragmented, leading to versioning issues, deployment complexity, and lack of reproducibility. KitOps standardizes this process by packaging everything into a single, portable artifact.
Package models, datasets, code, and configuration together into a single, versioned OCI artifact.
Leverage standard OCI registries (like Docker Hub, Quay.io, AWS ECR) for storing and managing ML model versions.
Ensure reproducibility by capturing all necessary components required to run or train a model in one artifact.
Simplifies the process of building, tagging, pushing, and pulling ML kits similar to Docker images.
KitOps is valuable in any scenario requiring robust versioning, sharing, and deployment of machine learning models and their dependencies.
Package trained models, pre-processing scripts, configuration files, and a data sample into a KitOps artifact. Push this artifact to an OCI registry. The deployment pipeline pulls the specific versioned artifact, ensuring consistency across staging and production environments.
Reduces deployment errors and simplifies the process of promoting model versions through different environments.
A data scientist packages their trained model, the exact dataset version used, the training script, and hyperparameters into a KitOps artifact. This artifact is tagged with the experiment ID and pushed to a registry. Colleagues or auditors can pull this exact artifact to reproduce the experiment results.
Guarantees that anyone can recreate the exact environment and inputs used for a specific model training run, fostering collaboration and auditability.
Organizations can use OCI registries powered by KitOps artifacts as a central hub for sharing validated models and associated data/code internally or even publicly, similar to sharing Docker images.
Creates a single source of truth for ML assets, improving discoverability and governance.
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