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News
Welcome to the November Heartbeat! Let's dive in with some news from the team.
DataCouncil interviews Dmitry
Data Council's Peter Soderling interviewed CEO Dmitry! Check out the recording from Data Council's live event, including Q&A from the Data Council community, on YouTube.
We're hiring
Did you know we're hiring for two roles in our growing team? We're looking for:
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A Senior Software Engineer for the core DVC team- someone with strong Python development skills who can build and ship essential DVC features.
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A Developer Advocate to lead the community, support contributors and new users, and create new content like blogs and videos about DVC and CML.
Here are a few reasons to consider joining us:
- Your work will be visible and will be used by thousands developers every day!
- We're a small, fully remote team. Work from anywhere!
- Competitive salary and benefits
- Family-friendly benefits, including unlimited PTO
If you're interested, we'd love to hear from you about either role (and we welcome referrals if you know a good candidate)!
New videos
We're continuing to develop our video docs, and now half of our "Getting Started" section has video accompaniments. Check out our latest release on data access with DVC:
This video covers functions like dvc get, dvc import, and the DVC Python
API.
We took a quick break from releasing videos during the US election week, but look out for a new video on our YouTube channel about model testing with continuous integration! Subscribe to get alerts whenever we have something new :)
Workshops and conferences
As usual, there are plenty of remote meetings on our schedules:
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HealthData Bootcamp is a weeklong intensive for all things biomedical data science. Dmitry and myself (Elle), plus DVC Ambassadors Mikhail Rozhkov and Marcel Ribeiro-Dantas, will be presenting lectures and workshops about MLOps throughout the week!
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I'll be leading a hands-on workshop at the Toronto Machine Learning Society Annual Meeting. It'll cover how to get started using Continuous Machine Learning(CML) with GitHub Actions- register here, and be sure to reserve your spot in the workshop.
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This week, I have another talk at PyData Global about CML. PyData Global is online for the first time ever and promises to be a great gathering for Python-using data scientists in industry and academic research alike.
From the community
Here are some of our favorite happenings around the MLOps community this week.
A new online course
Goku Mohandas, founder of Made with ML, announced plans to release a new online course about putting ML in production. The curriculum will cover everything from experiment tracking to deploying and monitoring models in production, and you can expect DVC to be included! Keep an eye on Goku and Made with ML on Twitter for updates.
🔥 Putting ML in Production! We're going to publicly develop @madewithml's first ML service. Here is the broad curriculum:
— Goku Mohandas (@GokuMohandas) October 13, 2020
- 📦 Product
- 🔢 Data
- 🤖 Modeling
- 📝 Scripting
- 🛠 API
- 🚀 Production
More details (lessons, task, etc.) here: https://t.co/xmMm9XGK9j
Thread 👇 pic.twitter.com/T0uLPb2QbR
Our favorite blogs
Dr. Larysa Visengeriyeva, creator of the top-notch "Awesome MLOps" GitHub repo, and DevOps expert Anja Kammer wrote a must-read essay about CI/CD for ML (note: it's published in German; I used Chrome's built-in translation to read in English).
The blog covers key concepts like continuous integration, deployment, and training with ML, as well as practical approaches and sample architectures.
MLOps: You Train It, You Run It!
Also, there's some cool art.
Another blog on our radar: Sean Lopp at RStudio made the first known blog about a CML report with a ggplot! Using RStudio's GitHub Actions for R and CML, Sean built a sample data science workflow that runs automatically in GitHub Actions on a push. He reports on some pros, cons, and areas for future development to make R language data science easy to automate.
Tidymodels DVC Mashup
Finally, developer Petr Stribny wrote about how to version big files in a Git project with DVC. It's a short-and-sweet guide to getting started, and if you're trying to decide if DVC is for you, this is worth a look.
Versioning large files in git with DVC
A nice tweet
To wrap it up, here's a kind tweet that we really like. It's always good to be mentioned in the same tweet as some of our heroes :)
Companies such as @astronomerio, @HashiCorp, @supabase_io, @Iterativeai are excellent examples of companies with a relentless focus on building for developer love.
— Ethan Batraski (@ethanjb) October 15, 2020
Thanks for reading this month!