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MLflow for MLOps & LLMOps: Master MLflow with Databricks
Artificial Intelligence · Data Science · Development
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Build a complete, tracked, tuned, and registered machine learning model in Databricks—starting with a Delta table and ending with a portfolio-ready project.
Most Databricks learners can open a notebook and run a query. Far fewer can confidently turn real Spark data into a machine learning workflow that is reproducible, cost-aware, measurable, and ready for team handoff.
In this practical course, you will build a customer churn prediction project using Databricks Runtime ML, Spark, MLflow, Optuna, AutoML, and feature-management practices. You will learn how to move from raw data to model decision without getting lost in disconnected tools, untracked experiments, or expensive trial-and-error tuning.
Who this course is for
Data analysts who want to move from SQL dashboards to machine learning projects
Data engineers who need to prepare reliable Spark data for ML teams
Junior data scientists who want practical Databricks project experienceML engineers who want a structured Databricks workflow for tracking and tuning models
Professionals preparing a portfolio project for a data, analytics, or ML role
What you will learn
Build a practical Databricks machine learning project from a Delta table
Choose the right Databricks Runtime ML and compute approach for tabular ML
Use Spark DataFrames to profile, clean, and prepare model data
Create leakage-safe numerical, categorical, date, and aggregation features
Build a reusable feature-preparation pipeline
Train and evaluate a baseline classification model
Track parameters, metrics, artifacts, and models with MLflowRun Databricks AutoML as a fast benchmark and inspect its generated notebooks
Tune a model with Optuna and compare 20 or more tracked trials<
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