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DCELL
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Workspace advice for ML tasks

Hello,

 

I need some advice/example use case for using ML in Fabric.

We have a Dev workspace containing artifacts for ingesting data, storing data, cleaning & feature engineering, model training & logging experiments, and finally the best model is selected from the experiment and saved as a new version of the model.

 

The problem is ML models are the only artifacts that can't be directly deployed using the pipeline. I know it's possible to save the models to the Dev workspace files, then copy them to the test / prod workspace files, then re-register the models from the files in to the model registry. However this process contains a lot of manual steps which introduces more room for error.

 

I was hoping that someone could point to a successful use case that I can reference or give advice on the best way to structure the workspaces for ML Ops.

 

Thanks

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v-menakakota
Honored Contributor II

Hi @DCELL ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum. 

Yes,you're absolutely right that Fabric currently doesnโ€™t support deploying ML models via deployment pipelines, and that adds complexity when aligning with proper MLOps practices.

Tutorial: AutoML- train no-code classification models - Azure Machine Learning | Microsoft Learn

Automated ML in Fabric - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

 

One of the user raised it in the Issues forum please go through the link:

Deployment Pipelines unsupported items - ML Model - Microsoft Fabric Community

 

Please go through the below solved link which may help you in resolving the issue:

Solved: Machine learning pipelines in Microsoft Fabric - Microsoft Fabric Community


I hope this information helps. Please do let us know if you have any further queries.

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v-menakakota
Honored Contributor II

Hi @DCELL ,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft fabric community forum. 

Yes,you're absolutely right that Fabric currently doesnโ€™t support deploying ML models via deployment pipelines, and that adds complexity when aligning with proper MLOps practices.

Tutorial: AutoML- train no-code classification models - Azure Machine Learning | Microsoft Learn

Automated ML in Fabric - Microsoft Fabric | Microsoft Learn

 

One of the user raised it in the Issues forum please go through the link:

Deployment Pipelines unsupported items - ML Model - Microsoft Fabric Community

 

Please go through the below solved link which may help you in resolving the issue:

Solved: Machine learning pipelines in Microsoft Fabric - Microsoft Fabric Community


I hope this information helps. Please do let us know if you have any further queries.

v-menakakota
Honored Contributor II

Hi  @DCELL ,

May I ask if you have resolved this issue? If you have any issues please reach out to us.
Thank you.

 

DCELL
Contributor

I'll mark it as resolved. I guess we just have to wait for a Fabric update to address this.

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