MLOps Pipeline with GitLab in Minutes
Blog post from Comet
Implementing an end-to-end MLOps pipeline using GitLab and Heroku allows for seamless automation of continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment (CD) processes, as demonstrated through the deployment of a Flask application. The process involves setting up a GitLab project, installing and registering GitLab Runner, and creating a .gitlab-ci.yml file to define pipeline stages such as build, test, and deploy. The integration utilizes GitLab's powerful CI capabilities to verify code and automate tasks, while Heroku serves as the cloud application platform for deployment. By obtaining authentication tokens from Heroku and configuring GitLab variables, the deployment process is streamlined, ensuring any changes in the main branch are automatically deployed to Heroku. This setup highlights the efficiency of combining GitLab's CI/CD platform with Heroku’s cloud services to enhance productivity in deploying machine learning models.
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