MLOps Certified Professional

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20+MLOps Tools

MLOps Certified Professional Training

The MLOps Certified Professional (MLOCP) certification is designed for machine learning engineers, data scientists, and platform engineers who want to master the operational practices that make ML models reliable, scalable, and maintainable in production. This 100-hour program covers the complete MLOps lifecycle — from experiment tracking and feature engineering to automated ML pipelines, model serving, CI/CD for machine learning, and production monitoring for drift and performance degradation. Participants gain hands-on expertise with 20+ industry-standard MLOps tools including MLflow, Feast, BentoML, Seldon, Kubeflow, ZenML, Evidently, and Grafana.

What is MLOps Certified Professional (MLOCP)?

The MLOps Certified Professional certification validates an individual's capability to operationalize machine learning systems at scale. Going beyond model building, MLOCP holders understand how to design reproducible training pipelines, manage feature stores for consistent feature serving, implement model versioning and registry workflows with MLflow, automate end-to-end ML pipelines using Kubeflow Pipelines or ZenML, and deploy models with production-grade serving frameworks. The certification also covers the critical post-deployment phase: monitoring for data drift and model performance degradation using Evidently and Grafana, enabling teams to detect and remediate model quality issues before they impact business outcomes.

Course Feature

  • Comprehensive MLOps Curriculum: Covers the full ML lifecycle from experiment design and feature engineering through pipeline automation, serving, and production monitoring.
  • Hands-On Labs: Practical labs with MLflow, Feast, Kubeflow Pipelines, ZenML, BentoML, Seldon Core, Evidently, and Grafana in real cloud environments.
  • Expert-Led Training: Instructors with production ML engineering and platform experience bridge theory and real-world MLOps implementation challenges.
  • Live Project Work: End-to-end MLOps projects — from experiment tracking and feature store setup to pipeline automation, model deployment, and drift monitoring dashboards.
  • Case Studies: Real-world MLOps implementations from fintech, recommendation systems, and healthcare AI demonstrating measurable improvements in model reliability and deployment velocity.
  • Certification Exam Preparation: Mock exams, scenario-based practice, and study guides to prepare for the MLOCP examination with confidence.
  • Flexible Learning Options: Online and in-person formats with self-paced video access for review between live sessions.
  • Community Access: A professional network of MLOps practitioners for ongoing support, tooling discussions, and career connections.

Training Objectives

  • Master MLOps Principles: Understand the MLOps lifecycle, team structures, and the key differences between research ML and production ML engineering.
  • Experiment Tracking with MLflow: Configure MLflow Tracking Server, log experiments, compare runs, and manage model versions using the Model Registry.
  • Feature Engineering & Feature Stores: Design consistent feature pipelines and serve features online and offline using Feast for training-serving consistency.
  • ML Pipeline Automation: Build reusable, version-controlled ML pipelines using Kubeflow Pipelines components and ZenML steps and stacks.
  • Model Serving & Deployment: Package and serve models using BentoML for containerized APIs and Seldon Core for Kubernetes-native model serving at scale.
  • CI/CD for Machine Learning: Implement automated training, validation, and deployment pipelines using GitHub Actions and Jenkins with ML-specific quality gates.
  • Model Monitoring & Drift Detection: Configure Evidently reports and test suites for data drift, target drift, and model performance degradation with Grafana alerting.
  • Advanced MLOps Patterns: Implement shadow deployments, A/B testing, canary releases, and champion-challenger model governance frameworks.
  • Cloud MLOps Platforms: Deploy and manage MLOps stacks on AWS SageMaker, GCP Vertex AI, and Azure Machine Learning.
  • Exam Readiness: Complete structured mock exams and scenario-based exercises to pass the MLOCP certification exam.
Target Audience

This program is designed for machine learning engineers, data scientists transitioning to production ML roles, MLOps engineers, and platform engineers building ML infrastructure. It also benefits DevOps engineers upskilling in ML systems, data engineering teams supporting ML workflows, and technical leads responsible for ML model quality and reliability in production. Prior experience with Python and basic machine learning concepts (training, evaluation, supervised learning) is required.

Training Methodology
  • Instructor-led live sessions covering MLOps theory, architecture patterns, and production implementation
  • Hands-on labs: configuring MLflow tracking, building Kubeflow and ZenML pipelines, and deploying models with BentoML and Seldon
  • Feature store lab: configuring Feast for online and offline feature serving with consistent training-serving pipelines
  • Monitoring lab: setting up Evidently drift detection integrated with Grafana dashboards and alerting
  • Self-paced video tutorials and downloadable lab guides for all 20+ tools covered
  • Mock exams and practice tests in MLOCP certification exam format
  • Capstone project: end-to-end MLOps system with experiment tracking, pipeline automation, model serving, and production monitoring
Training Materials
  • Detailed course slides and eBooks covering the full MLOCP curriculum across all 8 modules
  • MLflow, Feast, Kubeflow, and ZenML configuration guides with annotated code examples
  • BentoML service definition templates and Seldon Core deployment manifests
  • GitHub Actions and Jenkins CI/CD pipeline examples for ML training and deployment automation
  • Evidently report and test suite configuration examples with Grafana dashboard templates
  • Mock exams and scenario bank aligned to MLOCP certification exam objectives
  • Case studies from fintech, healthcare, and e-commerce ML production deployments
  • Cloud platform guides: SageMaker Pipelines, Vertex AI, and Azure ML deployment walkthroughs

Agenda of MLOps Certified Professional (MLOCP)

  • What is MLOps? Principles, Maturity Levels, and Industry Adoption
  • ML Lifecycle: Research vs. Production — Key Differences and Challenges
  • MLOps Team Structures: Data Scientists, ML Engineers, and Platform Engineers
  • Technical Debt in ML Systems: Hidden Costs of Non-Operational Models
  • Hands-On: Assessing an ML Project for MLOps Readiness

  • MLflow Architecture: Tracking Server, Model Registry, and Projects
  • Logging Experiments: Parameters, Metrics, Artifacts, and Tags
  • MLflow UI: Comparing Runs and Visualizing Experiment Results
  • MLflow Model Registry: Versioning, Staging, and Production Promotion Workflows
  • Hands-On: Tracking a Full ML Training Experiment with MLflow and Managing Versions in the Registry

  • Feature Engineering Best Practices: Consistency, Reproducibility, and Reuse
  • Training-Serving Skew: Why It Happens and How to Prevent It
  • Feast Architecture: Feature Repository, Registry, and Online/Offline Stores
  • Defining Feature Views, Entity Specs, and Data Sources in Feast
  • Hands-On: Building a Feast Feature Store and Serving Features for Training and Inference

  • ML Pipeline Design: Steps, Artifacts, and Dependency Graphs
  • Kubeflow Pipelines: Components, DSL, and Pipeline Compilation
  • ZenML: Stacks, Steps, Pipelines, and Artifact Stores
  • Triggering and Scheduling Pipelines: Automated Retraining Workflows
  • Hands-On: Building and Running Equivalent Pipelines in Kubeflow and ZenML with Artifact Lineage

  • Model Serving Patterns: Batch, Real-Time, and Streaming Inference
  • BentoML: Defining Services, Runners, and Containerized API Packaging
  • Seldon Core: Kubernetes-Native Model Serving, Inference Graphs, and Custom Pre/Post-Processing
  • REST and gRPC Serving Endpoints: Performance and Scalability Considerations
  • Hands-On: Deploying a Model with BentoML and Serving It via Seldon Core on Kubernetes

  • CI/CD for ML: Differences from Software CI/CD and Unique ML Quality Gates
  • Automated Model Validation: Performance Thresholds, Bias Checks, and Schema Validation
  • GitHub Actions for ML: Triggering Training, Testing, and Deployment Workflows
  • Jenkins for ML: Pipeline-as-Code and MLflow Integration for Artifact Management
  • Hands-On: Building a Full CI/CD Pipeline for an ML Model with Automated Retraining and Deployment Gates

  • Production ML Monitoring: Data Drift, Concept Drift, and Prediction Drift
  • Evidently AI: Report Types, Test Suites, and Dashboard Integration
  • Setting Up Monitoring Pipelines: Scheduled Batch Monitoring and Real-Time Monitoring
  • Grafana Dashboards for ML: Visualizing Model Health and Triggering Retraining Alerts
  • Hands-On: Configuring Evidently Reports for Drift Detection and Wiring Grafana Alerts for Automated Retraining Triggers

  • Shadow Deployments, A/B Testing, and Canary Releases for Model Updates
  • Champion-Challenger Frameworks: Model Governance and Approval Workflows
  • Cloud MLOps Platforms: AWS SageMaker Pipelines, GCP Vertex AI, and Azure ML
  • Capstone Project Review and Architecture Discussion
  • Certification Exam Tips, Mock Exam Practice, and Final Q&A

PROJECT

Participants complete 3 real-time capstone projects: (1) building a full MLflow experiment tracking system with model registry and automated promotion; (2) creating a Feast feature store with an integrated Kubeflow training pipeline and BentoML serving endpoint; (3) implementing a production monitoring system using Evidently drift reports wired to Grafana dashboards with automated retraining triggers. All projects simulate production ML engineering scenarios across diverse industry verticals.

INTERVIEW

As part of this program, you will receive a complete MLOps interview preparation kit — crafted from 200+ years of combined industry experience and insights from thousands of DevOpsSupport learners worldwide. The kit covers ML system design questions, MLflow and feature store configuration scenarios, model serving architecture interviews, and behavioral interview guides for ML engineering and MLOps platform roles.

Our Course in Comparison

FeaturesDevOpsSupportOthers
Full MLOps Lifecycle Coverage (Tracking to Monitoring)
Hands-On Labs: MLflow, Kubeflow, ZenML, BentoML, Seldon
Feature Store Module (Feast)
Drift Detection & Monitoring (Evidently + Grafana)
Lifetime LMS Access
20+ MLOps Tools Coverage
Interview Kit (Q&A)
Training Notes & Lab Guides
Cloud ML Platform Labs (SageMaker / Vertex AI / Azure ML)
Capstone Projects (3 Real-World Scenarios)

Frequently Asked Questions

MLOCP validates expertise in operationalizing machine learning systems in production — covering experiment tracking, feature stores, pipeline automation, model serving, CI/CD for ML, and production monitoring for drift and performance degradation.

Ideal for machine learning engineers, data scientists moving into production ML roles, MLOps platform engineers, and DevOps engineers upskilling in ML systems. Prior Python programming and basic ML knowledge are required to benefit fully from the program.

The course covers MLflow, Feast, Kubeflow Pipelines, ZenML, BentoML, Seldon Core, GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Evidently AI, Grafana, and cloud ML platforms (AWS SageMaker, GCP Vertex AI, Azure ML) — over 20 tools in total.

The program spans 100 hours of structured training, typically delivered at 4 hours per day over 25 days. Flexible scheduling and self-paced video access are available for learners who need to balance training with work commitments.

Participants should have Python programming proficiency, experience training ML models (scikit-learn, PyTorch, or TensorFlow), and familiarity with Docker and basic Linux commands. Experience with any ML framework is acceptable — the focus is on operationalization, not model building.

The exam includes multiple-choice questions, scenario-based questions, and practical lab exercises covering all 8 modules. Candidates are assessed on their ability to design, implement, and troubleshoot MLOps systems including pipelines, serving infrastructure, and monitoring setups.

The certification is valid for 3 years. As the MLOps tooling landscape evolves rapidly, recertification ensures your skills remain current. A recertification pathway is available at a reduced cost with an updated exam covering new tools and practices.

MLOCP supports roles including MLOps Engineer, ML Platform Engineer, Machine Learning Engineer, Senior Data Scientist, ML Infrastructure Lead, and AI/ML Technical Lead. It is increasingly required for senior ML engineering positions at technology companies and enterprises building AI products.

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