Learn how to use MLflow in Azure Databricks to track machine learning experiments and deploy models.

This tutorial notebook presents an end-to-end example of training a classic ML model in Azure Databricks, including loading data, visualizing the data, setting up a parallel hyperparameter optimization, and using MLflow to review the results, register the model, and perform inference on new data using the registered model in a Spark UDF. You can import this notebook and run it yourself, or ...

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In Azure Databricks, you can use MLflow tracking to help you keep track of the model development process, including parameter settings or combinations you have tried and how they affected the model's performance. MLflow tracking uses experiments, runs, and models to log and track your ML and deep learning model development.

Set up MLflow with Azure Machine Learning to log metrics and artifacts from Azure Databricks machine learning experiments.

Learn more about the MLflow Model Registry and how you can use it with Azure Databricks to automate the entire ML deployment process using managed Azure services such as AZURE DevOps and Azure ML.

Learn how to log, load and register MLflow models for model deployment. This article also includes guidance on how to log model dependencies so they are reproduced in your deployment environment.

In this architecture, Azure Databricks integrates with enterprise security, provides high availability, and connects MLflow and other machine learning components for end-to-end MLOps.

In this article we cover how to get started with MLflow using Azure Databricks which manages the end-to-end machine learning lifecycle.

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