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Machine learning infrastructure

Machine learning infrastructure is the hardware, software, data, and services supporting the development, training, deployment, and operation of machine-learning systems.

How 2 Manning books explain it

Machine Learning Platform Engineering

An integrated set of infrastructure and services that supports the development, deployment, orchestration, and operation of machine learning workloads.

How it is used
Provides the operational foundation for developing, deploying, orchestrating, and maintaining production ML systems.
How deep it goes
Builds a platform step by step from Kubernetes through Kubeflow, orchestration, experiment tracking, model management, and feature management.
Examples
Uses Jupyter Notebooks, Kubeflow Pipelines, MLflow, Feast, OCR, recommender, and RAG documentation systems as implementation examples.
What you can do after
Build it from scratch, integrate its components, and operate repeatable ML workflows for production deployment.

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Designing Deep Learning Systems: A guide for software engineers

The software, hardware, and services that support machine learning data processing, training, deployment, and operation.

How it is used
Supports scalable data processing, model development, deployment, serving, monitoring, and maintenance across production workflows.
How deep it goes
Defines component responsibilities and organizational value, but stops short of implementation commands, configurations, or detailed system internals.
Examples
Names data warehouses, compute platforms, orchestration services, artifact stores, training services, serving services, and monitoring systems.
What you can do after
Operate a repeatable path for building, deploying, monitoring, and maintaining models with less cross-team coordination.

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