case study

ML Ops Automation and Dashboarding

Retail & CPG

Business Impacts

Reduced Manual Effort for Set up and Configuration

Smart Insights and Visualization

Improved Operational Efficiency

Customer Key Facts

  • Location : India
  • Industry : Retail & CPG

Problem Context

The customer is an Indian consumer goods company that primarily manufactures fashion accessories such as watches, jewelery and eyewear. They had been building Machine Learning models on local systems, which need to be deployed and configured manually. This entire process is time-taking and the system is not scalable.

Challenges

 

  • Automating using Airflow by leveraging parameter store for around 100 models in production
  • Building a generic template to accommodate over 100 models of different frameworks
  • Rigorous testing of each model’s end-to-end pipeline in development environment before deploying in production environment

Technologies

Amazon Athena

Amazon Athena

Amazon Glue

Amazon Glue

Amazon Quicksight

Amazon Quicksight

AWS Lambda

AWS Lambda

 AWS S3

AWS S3

 Amazon Sagemaker

Amazon Sagemaker

AWS Code Commit

AWS Code Commit

Amazon RDS

Amazon RDS

Apache Airflow

Apache Airflow

Automating Machine Learning Model Scoring, Evaluation, and Retraining

Solution

Quantiphi is helping the customer in the orchestration of training, evaluation, and deployment of over 100 models running on Amazon SageMaker by leveraging Apache Airflow. Once each model is deployed, the Production Model Lifecycle is such that the scoring, evaluation, and retraining of the model is automated. Quantiphi is also helping the customer in the visualization of the performance of the deployed models using Amazon QuickSight and Amazon Athena.

Results

  • Generalized templates for deployments with ease
  • Automated Production Model lifecycle management
  • Smart insights and visualization on the performance of models

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