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Start Deployment and Orchestration of ML Workflows PracticeA data scientist needs to deploy a single ML model that will serve real-time predictions with low latency (under 10 ms) for a high-traffic web application. The model fits in memory and requires GPU acceleration. Which SageMaker inference option is MOST suitable?
Explanation: Real-time endpoints on GPU instances (ml.g4dn) provide low latency and GPU acceleration, ideal for high-traffic, latency-sensitive workloads.
A team has 200 small ML models that need to be served via HTTPS endpoints. Each model is used infrequently, and the team wants to minimize hosting costs. Which SageMaker deployment approach is MOST cost-effective?
Explanation: Multi-model endpoints (MME) allow hosting multiple models on a single endpoint, sharing instances and reducing costs, especially for infrequently used models.
An ML team uses SageMaker Pipelines to automate model retraining. They want to skip redundant training steps when input data has not changed. Which feature should they enable?
Explanation: SageMaker Pipelines caching stores step outputs; if the step configuration and inputs are identical, the pipeline reuses the cached output, skipping execution.
A company needs to deploy a new model version to a SageMaker real-time endpoint. They want to route 5% of traffic to the new version initially to monitor for errors before full rollout. Which deployment strategy should they use?
Explanation: Option C is correct because a canary deployment with production variants allows you to route a specific percentage of traffic (e.g., 5%) to the new model version by adjusting the `InitialVariantWeight` parameter in the production variant configuration. This enables gradual traffic shifting while monitoring errors, and you can later increase the weight to 100% for full rollout. SageMaker real-time endpoints support this natively by hosting multiple model variants behind the same endpoint.
An ML engineer needs to compile a trained TensorFlow model to run efficiently on a target edge device with an ARM CPU. Which AWS service should they use?
Explanation: SageMaker Neo compiles trained models for specific hardware targets, including ARM CPUs, to optimize inference performance.
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