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Start AI Operations PracticeWhen auditing Kubeflow pipelines, which configuration file is used to define the resource requests for individual pipeline steps?
Explanation: In Kubeflow Pipelines, resource requests and limits for individual pipeline steps are defined in the SDK using the resource_spec parameter (e.g., set_cpu_limit, set_memory_limit, set_gpu_limit) on the ContainerOp or via the @dsl.component decorator. This specification is compiled into the Argo Workflow YAML that Kubernetes uses to schedule the pod. It is the correct, step-level configuration mechanism.
An organization uses MLflow for model tracking. To ensure auditability of model lineage, what must be captured in the 'mlflow.log_artifact' call?
Explanation: Capturing the specific code version (git hash) and data snapshot ID ensures reproducibility.
In Google Vertex AI Pipelines, which mechanism prevents 'training-serving skew' when deploying a custom container model?
Explanation: Model Monitoring skew detection in Vertex AI Pipelines continuously compares the statistical distribution of live prediction requests against the training data distribution, alerting when drift or skew exceeds configured thresholds. This directly addresses training-serving skew by detecting when the model's input features in production diverge from those seen during training. It is the only option that provides an automated, ongoing mechanism specifically designed to catch this mismatch.
What is the primary purpose of a 'Champion-Challenger' deployment pattern in MLOps?
Explanation: Champion-Challenger deployment runs the current production model (champion) alongside one or more candidate models (challengers), routing a small percentage of live traffic to the challengers and comparing business/ML metrics. This enables safe, data-driven promotion decisions without risking the full user base.
For a production LLM deployment, which operational metric is most critical to monitor to identify 'hallucination' or grounding failure in real-time?
Explanation: Retrieval metrics, specifically faithfulness or answer relevance, indicate if the model is hallucinating outside of retrieved context.
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