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• Open Source Worth Watching Right Now (5) Data and ML Pipelines

  A data pipeline is not something a single scheduler solves. Ingestion, transformation, orchestration, execution engines, the model lifecycle, and search stores have each become the territory of a different tool. This pos

  2026-08-12 · 5 min read #open-source#data-engineering#mlops#python#rust

• Korean Dev Blog Curation 3 — AI and ML in Practice, 14 Posts I Opened and Checked

  Fourteen Korean-language posts on applying AI and ML in production, selected for being concrete and reproducible. They cover an end-to-end LangChain RAG pipeline, how semantic search actually works through embeddings and

  2026-08-12 · 12 min read #curation#큐레이션#ai#llm#rag

• Coding Agent Spend Is Controlled by Friction, Not by Caps

  Two engineering posts Databricks published back to back in July and August 2026 show that the handling of coding agent spend is moving away from budget caps and toward a gateway plus progressive friction. This post takes

  2026-08-09 · 8 min read #mlops#llm#cost#ai-gateway#developer-productivity

• What LLM Ops Actually Does — Reproducibility, Contamination, Checkpoints, Promotion, and Rollback

  This post organizes LLM Ops as a list of responsibilities, not a list of tools. It covers what belongs in a run manifest that lets you reconstruct a training run, how to prevent and audit eval-set contamination, the form

  2026-08-02 · 14 min read #mlops#llmops#reproducibility#evaluation#model-registry

• The Four Kinds of Multi-GPU Parallelism — What You Split and What You Communicate

  A numbers-first breakdown of what data parallelism, tensor parallelism, pipeline parallelism, and context parallelism each split, and what they pay in communication for it. It starts by building the per-parameter 16-byte

  2026-08-02 · 13 min read #mlops#distributed-training#multi-gpu#fsdp#deepspeed

• Lessons from Published Training Runs — What Was Tried, and What Failed

  Seven published large-scale training technical reports and logbooks, stripped down to just the failures and the responses to them, not the scoreboard. The statistics of 419 interruptions over 54 days from Llama 3 405B le

  2026-08-02 · 13 min read #mlops#llm-training#case-study#training-stability#scaling

• Running a GPU Cluster with Slurm — Knowing Why a Job Will Not Run Matters More Than Submitting

  Everything you need to actually use Slurm on a GPU cluster in practice. Sets up the coordinate system of partition, QoS, and account first, then covers how to request GPUs, CPUs, and memory in an sbatch script and the bi

  2026-08-02 · 14 min read #mlops#slurm#hpc#gpu-cluster#distributed-training

• A Map of the LLM Training Stack in 2026 — What Each Layer Does For You, and What It Hides

  Sorts LLM training frameworks into three layers and maps out their lineage. The bottom layer is the execution engines — PyTorch distributed, DeepSpeed, Megatron-Core. The middle layer is training loops like torchtitan an

  2026-08-02 · 13 min read #mlops#llm-training#pytorch#trl#framework

• Multi-GPU, Multi-Node Training Platforms: The Complete Map — from the Framework Ecosystem to Hands-On Slurm and Kubeflow Guides

  A one-page map of the full landscape of training models across multiple GPUs and multiple nodes. The AI library and framework ecosystem map (PyTorch, JAX, HuggingFace, DeepSpeed, Ray), when to pick which parallelization

  2026-07-09 · 8 min read #ai#ml#distributed-training#slurm#kubeflow

• AI Model Development, Start to Finish — a Realistic Lifecycle from Data to Deployment

  Model development starts not with pretraining but with a decision ladder — does prompting suffice, does RAG suffice, do you need fine-tuning? The eval-first principle of building your test set before your model, data qua

  2026-07-07 · 8 min read #ai#ml#llm#mlops#training

• Mastering the NVIDIA GPU Operator — From Install and Deployment to MIG Partitioning

  The era of hand-configuring GPU nodes on Kubernetes is over. How the NVIDIA GPU Operator manages everything from the driver to the device plugin and monitoring via the operator pattern, with Helm install and verification

  2026-07-07 · 8 min read #kubernetes#gpu#nvidia#mig#devops

• Training Vision LLMs — How to Teach Input and Output

  A vision-language model is trained in stages, from alignment pretraining to instruction fine-tuning. We organize what gets taught and how, from the angle of the training pipeline: vision encoder freezing strategy, data c

  2026-06-26 · 17 min read #mlops#vision-language-model#multimodal#training#instruction-tuning

• LLM Inference Serving 2026 — Comparing vLLM, SGLang, and TensorRT-LLM

  A clear overview of LLM inference serving in 2026. From core principles such as the difference in nature between prefill and decode, continuous batching, and paged KV cache, to a strengths-and-weaknesses comparison of vL

  2026-06-26 · 15 min read #llm-serving#vllm#sglang#tensorrt-llm#inference

• Making Inference Fast — Speculative Decoding and Throughput Optimization

  From the fundamental reason LLM decode is slow, to how speculative decoding boosts speed, variants such as Medusa and EAGLE, chunked prefill and prefill/decode disaggregation, the latency versus throughput trade-off, and

  2026-06-26 · 13 min read #speculative-decoding#throughput#inference#mlops#latency

• Serving Multimodal LLMs — The New Challenges Image Input Creates

  From how multimodal LLM serving differs from text-only serving, to the added vision-encoder stage, variable visual token counts, prefill cost spikes, the difficulty of multimodal KV cache and batching, latency decomposit

  2026-06-26 · 14 min read #mlops#multimodal#llm-serving#vllm#kv-cache

• Open Source ML Platforms & MLOps 2026 Deep Dive - Kubeflow, Metaflow, Flyte, ZenML, MLflow, BentoML, ClearML, DVC, Weights & Biases

  As of May 2026, the production MLOps stack has crystallized into seven layers — experiment tracking (MLflow 3.0, W&B, Comet, Neptune.ai, Aim), pipeline orchestration (Kubeflow, Metaflow, Flyte, ZenML), model registries,

  2026-05-16 · 17 min read #english#mlops#kubeflow#metaflow#flyte

• MLOps Platforms 2026 Deep Dive — MLflow, Kubeflow, W&B, Vertex AI, SageMaker, Databricks, BentoML, Ray, Modal, Hugging Face

  A side-by-side look at 30+ MLOps platforms in May 2026. MLflow 3, Kubeflow 1.10, Weights & Biases, Comet, Neptune.ai, ClearML, Vertex AI, SageMaker, Azure ML, Databricks ML + Mosaic AI, Hugging Face Inference Endpoints,

  2026-05-16 · 17 min read #mlops#mlflow#kubeflow#weights-and-biases#vertex-ai

• Feature Stores 2026 Deep Dive — Feast, Tecton, Hopsworks, Databricks, Vertex AI, SageMaker, Featureform, Bytewax, Materialize, RisingWave, Fennel, Chalk

  A no-marketing tour of the 2026 feature store landscape: Feast (CNCF sandbox), Tecton (with the Eppo merger), Hopsworks, Vertex AI Feature Store, SageMaker Feature Store, Databricks Feature Engineering in Unity Catalog,

  2026-05-16 · 17 min read #feature-store#feast#tecton#hopsworks#databricks

• The Complete LLMOps Guide: Three-Axis Versioning of Model, Prompt, and Eval Set, Canary, Cost Control, and the Platform Team (2025)

  Building an LLM product fast has become easy. Running it sustainably is the hard part. Three-axis versioning across model, prompt, and eval set; Shadow/Canary/Blue-Green deployment; cost control through tokens, caching,

  2026-04-15 · 11 min read #llmops#mlops#devops#canary#cost-control

• MLOps Complete Guide — Model Serving, Feature Store, Drift, A/B Testing, GPU Economics (Season 2 Ep 7, 2025)

  Training a model and running it in production are completely different games. Serving (TorchServe, Triton, vLLM, TGI), Feature Stores (Feast, Tecton), training infra (Ray, Determined), experiment tracking (MLflow, W&B),

  2026-04-15 · 12 min read #mlops#model-serving#feature-store#drift-detection#ab-testing