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Bringing Decades of DevOps Experience To Deep Learning

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Argues that DevOps practices must become DeepOps around three concrete pillars: code, data, and machines. Demonstrates an experiment pipeline that auto-commits to a shadow repo and records the exact training command so every run is reproducible. Shows data versioning needs with the Chest X-Ray 14 45GB dataset and automates train/val/test splits. Describes spinning up many instances to run parallel jobs (eg. 20 concurrent instances) and quantifies waste when GPUs stay idle costing hundreds–thousands monthly.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:03Jesse Freemans background
  3. 2:25Automating deep learning
  4. 2:58The struggles of data scientists
  5. 4:17Training a model
  6. 4:55Debugging a model
  7. 6:10Computer coordination
  8. 6:43Reproducing experiments
  9. 7:32AI first companies
  10. 9:20Common problem
  11. 9:37First computers
  12. 10:28Lost at sea
  13. 10:53No way to reproduce
  14. 11:08Computers were tied to software
  15. 11:28Larger software teams
  16. 11:56Two different branches
  17. 12:38DevOps
  18. 13:30TestFirst Culture
  19. 14:01Automation
  20. 14:21Version Control
  21. 14:51Shipping Smaller Changes
  22. 15:37Netflix DevOps
  23. 16:16How did we get here
  24. 16:37DevOps culture
  25. 17:13Empower the data scientist
  26. 17:45What is deep ops
  27. 18:02Tracking changes
  28. 19:01No knowledge transfer
  29. 19:49The risks
  30. 20:08Automating it
  31. 21:24Committing code
  32. 21:51Tracking code
  33. 22:14Organizing data
  34. 22:35Folders
  35. 23:09Database
  36. 23:31Query
  37. 24:14Version
  38. 24:32Managing Data
  39. 24:47Managing Computers
  40. 25:04Running GPUs
  41. 25:38Waste of money
  42. 25:54Configuring machines
  43. 26:27Running projects locally
  44. 27:26Rerunning experiments
  45. 27:51Data scientists vs engineers
  46. 28:20Creating a culture
  47. 28:39Applying concepts to deep learning
  48. 28:55Outro
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