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MLOps: MLflow + DVC + AWS to ship a YouTube Sentiment Chrome Extension

Hosted by Isham Rashik
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​What this is: live, end-to-end build of an MLOps workflow that ships a real product: a Chrome extension that analyzes YouTube comments (sentiment, trends, word cloud) through a FastAPI and a trained classifier.


​Core flow we will implement

  • ​Data to model: TF-IDF features, class weighting, LightGBM baseline, metrics that matter for imbalance.

  • ​Experiment tracking: MLflow runs, comparisons, and Model Registry usage.

  • ​Pipelines: DVC stages for ingest → clean → featurize → train → evaluate.

  • ​Packaging: Docker image for the API, stored in ECR.

  • ​CI/CD: GitHub Actions that retrain, register, build, push, and deploy on every merge.



​​📍 Event Details

​​📅 Date: Saturday, December 06
🕚 Time: 12:00 PM – 02:00 PM
📌 Location: Online Gmeet - https://meet.google.com/zbn-jkwe-bdx


​Audience Software Engineers, Data Scientists, Machine Learning and AI Engineers who want a practical template to move from notebooks to production. No prior MLOps in production required, but you should be comfortable with Python, git, and basic AWS terms.


​Format and agenda (120 minutes)

  1. ​Problem and architecture in 10 minutes

  2. ​Experiments and tracking in 20 minutes

  3. ​DVC pipeline and params.yaml in 20 minutes

  4. ​Registry, tests, and promotion in 20 minutes

  5. ​Docker and AWS infra (s3, ECR, EC2) in 20 minutes

  6. ​CI/CD with GitHub Actions in 20 minutes

  7. ​Q\&A and pitfalls in 10 minutes


​Prerequisites for hands-on

  • ​Python 3.10+, git, Docker installed.

  • ​Optional AWS account if you want to mirror the deploy steps.


​Outcome Attendees leave with a working demo, a production-ready pipeline, and a checklist to adapt this pattern to their own projects.

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