AI Pipelines
An AI pipeline is a structured workflow that automates the stages of data collection, preprocessing, model training, evaluation, and deployment.
Cloud AI Services (Azure OpenAI, Vertex AI, Amazon Bedrock)
Cloud AI services provide managed platforms that offer pre-trained models, APIs, and development environments for building, training, and deploying AI applications.
Containerization
Containerization is the practice of packaging software—including its dependencies, libraries, and runtime—into lightweight, portable units (containers) that can run consistently across different environments.
Continuous Integration / Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) for ML
CI/CD for ML extends DevOps practices to machine learning by automating model testing, validation, and deployment to ensure consistency and speed across releases.
GPU / TPU
GPUs (Graphics Processing Units) and TPUs (Tensor Processing Units) are specialized hardware accelerators designed to perform the large-scale parallel computations required for training and running AI models.
Model Deployment
Model deployment is the process of integrating a trained AI model into a live environment where it can make real-time predictions or support business applications.
Model Hosting
Model hosting is the deployment of trained AI or machine learning models on a server or cloud platform so they can receive requests, process data, and return predictions or insights in real time.
Model Registry
A model registry is a centralized repository where machine learning models and their metadata, such as version history, performance metrics, and ownership, are tracked and managed.
Vector Indexing
Vector indexing is the process of organizing and storing high-dimensional vector representations of data, used to find semantically similar items in large datasets quickly.








