MLOps Pipeline
Who actually needs this
MLOps work makes sense once you have a trained model that works in a notebook and now needs to run reliably in production - serving real predictions, on a schedule or on-demand, without someone manually re-running a script. It does not make sense as a first step before you have a working model at all; we'll say so directly if a project describes itself as "MLOps" but is actually still at the model-development stage.
What we set up
- Model serving - wrapping your trained model in an API endpoint your application can actually call, with proper request/response handling and error cases
- Versioning - tracking which model version is live, so you can roll back if a retrained version underperforms
- Monitoring - basic drift/performance tracking so you know when real-world data has started diverging from what the model was trained on, instead of finding out from a customer complaint
- Retraining triggers - scheduled or threshold-based retraining pipelines, scoped to your actual data volume and update frequency, not a generic "daily retrain" that doesn't match your data reality
Stack
Python for the ML pipeline itself, with the serving layer built into your existing Node/MERN backend where possible rather than standing up an entirely separate system to maintain. Cloud deployment on standard providers (AWS, GCP, Azure) based on where your existing infrastructure already lives.
Pricing
Rs 150,000-600,000 depending on model complexity, whether retraining automation is in scope, and how much existing infrastructure we're integrating with versus building fresh.
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