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CI/CD for MLOps on GitLab
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This episode breaks down the power of automation, guiding you through the creation of a CI/CD pipeline using GitLab CI/CD and exploring its key components.
We'll look into the .gitlab-ci.yml configuration file, dissecting its structure and syntax to show how it orchestrates the entire process. Learn how this file defines stages for testing, packaging your code, building Docker images, and pushing to a registry, ensuring each step is executed seamlessly.
This is an AI generated podcast episode based on my blog CI/CD for MLOps on GitLab (part 1) as part of an experimental series.
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