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MLOps (Machine Learning Operations)

MLOps, or Machine Learning Operations, is a field of work that focuses on the management and operations side of machine learning. It involves tasks such as building and maintaining machine learning systems, managing data and infrastructure, and monitoring and optimizing performance.

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