Offers tools to curate datasets, manage labels, and track data versions over time.
Logs runs, parameters, and metrics so experiments can be compared and reproduced.
Integrates with serving or CI/CD systems to help move models into production and observe their behavior.
ML teams use Kubeflow to manage datasets and annotations so that training data is consistent and auditable.
Practitioners rely on Kubeflow to track experiments, compare model performance, and collaborate with others.
Organizations integrate Kubeflow into CI/CD and serving stacks to move models into production and monitor their behavior over time.
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