Production onboarding moves promising prototype code from a local or development environment into a production system. The code is converted into a workflow: its logic becomes multiple steps, those steps form a workflow DAG, and an orchestration system runs the workflow according to a schedule. section 9.1.3
The transition creates a gap between experimentation and production execution:
- Prototype code cannot be shipped directly; it requires additional work to construct a production workflow. section 9.1.3
- Workflow authoring introduces a learning curve involving DAG syntax, workflow libraries, coding paradigms, and troubleshooting. section 9.1.3
- After submission, the orchestration system takes responsibility for scheduled workflow execution. section 9.1.3
Trace the development path from local data exploration and model-training prototyping through workflow construction and scheduled production execution. section 9.1.3
