04Service · MLOps

Models in production, kept honest.

A model that works in a notebook is a demo. We build the layer that gets it deployed, served at scale, watched for drift and retrained on a schedule — so the accuracy you measured on day one is still there in month six.

What we operate

The layer between a trained model and a reliable product.

Most ML projects don't fail at the model. They fail at everything around it — serving, drift, versioning, monitoring. That's the part we own.

Model deployment & serving

Containerized inference, autoscaling GPU/CPU, batch and real-time endpoints. Versioned rollouts and one-click rollback — same rigor as any other deploy.

Training & data pipelines

Reproducible training jobs, feature pipelines, dataset versioning. Turn a one-off notebook into a system you can rebuild from scratch.

Monitoring & drift detection

Accuracy, latency, input drift, prediction distribution. Alerts that page someone when a model quietly degrades — not just when the server is down.

Feature stores & registries

One source of truth for features and model versions. The same feature in training and serving — no more train/serve skew.

Experiment tracking

Every run logged: params, metrics, artifacts. Compare experiments, reproduce the winner, ship the one that actually moved the metric.

Eval & governance

Automated test sets, regression gates before deploy, audit trails for every prediction. The unsexy half that keeps a model live and compliant.

How we work

Audit, operationalize, automate.

We start with whatever you have — a model in a notebook, a fragile cron job, a manual deploy — and turn it into a system that runs itself.

01Week 1

Audit

Map the path from training to production. Find the manual steps, the missing monitoring, the train/serve gaps. Output: a prioritized MLOps roadmap.

02Week 2–6

Operationalize

Containerize serving, wire CI/CD for models, stand up the registry and feature store, set up monitoring and drift alerts.

03Ongoing

Automate

Scheduled retraining, automated evals as deploy gates, self-healing endpoints. Most clients keep us on to run it for the first 6 months.

Stack

Production-grade ML tooling.

Boring, proven tools that survive contact with a real production load. We pick from this set 95% of the time.

Serving
BentoMLSeldonKServeTorchServeTriton
Pipelines
KubeflowAirflowMetaflowPrefectDagster
Registry & tracking
MLflowWeights & BiasesNeptuneDVC
Feature stores
FeastTectonSageMaker FS
Monitoring
EvidentlyArizeWhyLabsFiddler
Platforms
AWS SageMakerVertex AIAzure MLModal
FAQ

The questions we get most.

Anything else? Email hello@ibute.tech — we reply within 24h.

What's the difference between MLOps and DevOps?
DevOps ships and runs software. MLOps ships and runs models. The two extra hard parts are data and drift: a model depends on data that keeps changing, and it quietly gets worse over time. So on top of CI/CD and infra, MLOps adds data and feature versioning, a model registry, automated evals, and drift monitoring. If you ship ML, you need both disciplines.
Yes, and that's the most common way we start. We wrap your model in a versioned, autoscaling serving layer, add monitoring and a rollback path, and hand you a deploy pipeline. From there we usually layer in evals and retraining.
We monitor both inputs and outputs — feature distributions, prediction distributions, and live accuracy where ground truth is available. Thresholds trigger an alert, and depending on the setup, either page a human or kick off an automated retrain-and-eval cycle behind a deploy gate.
Often no. A feature store earns its keep when you have train/serve skew, or multiple models sharing the same features. Most teams under a handful of models are better served by versioned pipelines and a registry first. We'll tell you which camp you're in.
Yes — AWS, GCP or Azure, managed (SageMaker / Vertex / Azure ML) or self-hosted on Kubernetes. For sensitive data we'll keep everything inside your VPC. We pick based on your team's existing stack, not ours.
AI Solutions builds the model — the agent, the classifier, the fine-tune. MLOps gets that model into production and keeps it healthy. We pair them constantly: a great model with no serving, monitoring or retraining is a demo, not a product.
Industries

Shipped across 10+ sectors.

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