Productionizing ML at scale with Ray Serve

LinkMaterials & Resources

• Q&A >>>

• “Ray Serve: Overview and roadmap” slides >>>

• "Developing and deploying scalable multi-model inference pipelines" slides >>>

• “Operationalizing Ray Serve" slides >>>

• Deployment graph documentation with code >>>

• Demo code >>>

Along with a demo, the talks will cover three functional areas of model serving with Ray Serve: 

• An overview of Ray Serve features and functionality and roadmap 

• On building multi-model inference pipelines with Ray Serve and scaling with Ray 

• Operationalizing Ray Serve

Join us if you are interested in serving and operationalizing ML models at scale using Ray Serve!

Agenda

• 6:00 PM  Welcome remarks, announcements & agenda by Jules Damji, Anyscale

• 6:05 PM “Ray Serve: Overview and roadmap,” Edward Oakes, Anyscale 

• 6:15 PM Q&A 

• 6:20 PM “Developing and deploying scalable multi-model inference pipelines,” Jiao Dong, Anyscale

• 6:45 PM Q&A

• 7:00 PM “Operationalizing Ray Serve,” Shreyas Krishnaswamy, Anyscale

• 7:25 PM Q&A

• 7:30 PM Demo

• 7:45 PM Q&A 

LinkTalk 1: Ray Serve: Overview and future roadmap

In this introductory session, we’ll discuss the motivation behind Ray Serve, who’s using Ray Serve and why, and recent features and updates, including a look at the future feature roadmap as we approach Ray 2.0.

LinkTalk 2: Developing and deploying scalable multi-model inference pipelines

In this talk, we aim to show how to leverage the programmable and general-purpose distributed computing ability of Ray to facilitate authoring, orchestrating, scaling, and deployment of complex serving pipelines as a DAG under one set of APIs, like a microservice. Learn how you can program multiple models dynamically on your laptop as if you’re writing a local Python script, deploy to production at scale, and upgrade individually. 

LinkTalk 3: Operationalizing Ray Serve

In this session, we will introduce you to a new declarative REST API for Ray Serve, which allows you to configure and update your Ray Serve applications without modifying application files. Incorporate this API into your existing CI/CD process to manage applications on Ray Serve as part of your MLOps lifecycle.