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MLOps Cheat Sheet

MLOps Cheat Sheet

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Updated 2026-04-20
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MLOps (Machine Learning Operations) is a systematic discipline that extends DevOps principles to machine learning systems, enabling teams to build, deploy, and maintain production-grade AI models at scale. It bridges experimental data science and reliable production systems through automation, continuous integration, and observability. In 2026, MLOps encompasses three distinct sub-domains—traditional MLOps for classical models, LLMOps for large language models, and the emerging AgentOps for autonomous AI agents—while the EU AI Act's high-risk AI provisions (effective August 2026) and the launch of MLflow 3.0 with native GenAI and agent tracing have reshaped governance and lifecycle management across the industry.

What This Cheat Sheet Covers

This topic spans 18 focused tables and 174 indexed concepts. Below is a complete table-by-table outline of this topic, spanning foundational concepts through advanced details.

Table 1: Core MLOps PrinciplesTable 2: Model Training & ExperimentationTable 3: Data Management & VersioningTable 4: Model Deployment StrategiesTable 5: Model Serving PlatformsTable 6: Monitoring & ObservabilityTable 7: Pipeline Orchestration ToolsTable 8: Containerization & PackagingTable 9: Model Governance & ComplianceTable 10: Testing & ValidationTable 11: CI/CD for MLTable 12: Explainability & InterpretabilityTable 13: Advanced MLOps PatternsTable 14: LLMOps (Large Language Model Operations)Table 15: AgentOpsTable 16: Security in MLOpsTable 17: Cost OptimizationTable 18: Tools Ecosystem

Table 1: Core MLOps Principles

PrincipleExampleDescription
Version Control
dvc add data/train.csv
git commit -m "v1.2 dataset"
Track datasets, models, and code together using Git + DVC to ensure reproducibility and enable rollback to any previous state.
Continuous Integration (CI)
pytest tests/
flake8 src/
Automatically run tests and linting on every code commit to catch bugs early and maintain code quality standards.
Continuous Deployment (CD)
mlflow models serve -m models:/prod/1
kubectl apply -f deployment.yaml
Automate model deployment to production with zero-downtime updates and instant rollback capability.
Continuous Training (CT)
airflow trigger_dag retrain_model
if drift > 0.1: retrain()
Automatically retrain models when performance degrades or new data arrives, keeping predictions accurate over time.
Experiment Tracking
mlflow.log_param("lr", 0.01)
mlflow.log_metric("accuracy", 0.95)
Record hyperparameters, metrics, and artifacts for every training run to compare experiments and reproduce best results.
Model Registry
mlflow.register_model("runs:/abc/model", "churn_predictor")
Centralized repository storing versioned models with metadata, lineage, and stage transitions (staging → production).

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