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Model deployment & hosting
A model in a notebook is a science project. A model behind a versioned, monitored API is a business asset. We carry models across that gap, and if you don't have infrastructure or a team to run them, we host and operate them for you.
What we build
- Serialization and packaging: models exported to portable, versioned artifacts (joblib, pickle, ONNX, safetensors), pinned to their exact dependencies so they load identically everywhere.
- Prediction APIs: clean FastAPI or Flask endpoints with input validation, documentation, and authentication, so your systems call the model like any other service.
- Containerized deployment: Docker images that run the same on a laptop, your cloud, or a Kubernetes cluster. No "works on my machine."
- Hosting, two ways: deployed into your own Azure, AWS, or GCP accounts with your team trained to run it, or fully managed by us if needs be: we host, monitor, patch, and you just call the endpoint.
- Monitoring and observability: latency, error rates, prediction drift, and for LLM systems, token cost and hallucination tracking. You see the model's health, not just its output.
- Retraining pipelines: a schedule and a trigger, so the model stays current instead of quietly rotting.
How we build it
- Freeze and version. The model, its dependencies, and its preprocessing get pinned and tagged. Any prediction can be traced to the exact artifact that made it.
- Wrap it in a contract. The API defines exactly what goes in and out, validates both, and rejects garbage before it reaches the model.
- Containerize. One Docker image, tested end to end, promoted unchanged from staging to production.
- Deploy where it belongs. Your cloud, a managed platform, or our hosting. Sized to your real traffic, not an imaginary one.
- Monitor from day one. Dashboards and alerts ship with the deployment, not after the first outage.
- Hand over or hold on. Runbooks and training if your team takes the keys; a service agreement if we keep them.
Proof: cost-prediction models served through a microservices architecture on Kubernetes for a national enterprise. LLM observability infrastructure tracking token spend, latency, and hallucination rates in production. Client tools hosted and running today on managed cloud platforms.
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