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MLOps: from notebook to dependable production operation

MLOps services and AI infrastructure: deployment, monitoring, drift detection and scaling for production models. So AI stays reliable once live.

The Problem

Why models stay in notebooks

The gap between a working model and a reliable production system is where most ML value is lost. These are the bottlenecks we solve.

No deployment path

Data science teams build excellent models but have no repeatable, automated process to deploy them to production environments.

Silent model degradation

Models deployed without drift monitoring silently degrade as data distributions shift — often discovered only after business impact.

No experiment tracking

Without a model registry and experiment tracking, teams can't reproduce results, compare models, or roll back safely.

Brittle inference pipelines

Hand-built serving scripts fail under load, lack versioning, and require manual intervention for every model update.

Feature Inconsistency

Training and serving use different feature engineering code, causing training-serving skew that degrades model performance.

Data science / eng silos

Data scientists and engineers work in separate toolchains with no shared infrastructure, creating a costly handoff every deployment.

Our Approach

ML lifecycle as engineering discipline

We treat ML deployment with the same engineering rigour as production software: versioned pipelines, automated testing, monitoring from day one, and clear rollback paths. The output is an ML system your team can operate confidently.

85%
Models Reaching Production
< 1hr
Deployment Pipeline Runtime
99.5%
Model Serving Uptime
100%
Drift Monitored
01

ML pipeline design

Automated training pipelines with data validation, feature engineering, model training, evaluation gates, and registry push — triggered on schedule or data arrival.

02

Model serving infrastructure

Low-latency inference endpoints with blue/green deployment, canary releases, A/B testing support, and auto-scaling under variable load.

03

Feature store implementation

Centralised feature store eliminating training-serving skew — one feature definition used consistently across training, serving, and batch scoring.

04

Monitoring & drift detection

Data drift, concept drift, and prediction drift monitoring with automated alerting and retraining triggers when model performance degrades.

Models work in notebooks but die in production?

One model properly in production, in six weeks.

The AI Sprint delivers deployment, monitoring and handover in your environment — fixed scope, fixed price.

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What We Build

MLOps infrastructure components

ML training pipelines

Reproducible, versioned training pipelines on Kubeflow, MLflow, or SageMaker Pipelines with data validation and model evaluation gates.

Model serving & APIs

REST and gRPC inference endpoints with BentoML, TorchServe, or Triton — auto-scaling, latency SLAs, and multi-model serving.

Feature Stores

Online and offline feature stores (Feast, Tecton, or cloud-native) that eliminate training-serving skew and enable feature reuse.

Model Registry

Centralised model registry with lineage tracking, stage promotion workflows (staging → production), and audit history.

Monitoring & Observability

ML-specific monitoring for data drift, prediction drift, data quality, and business KPI correlation — with Grafana dashboards and alerting.

Automated Retraining

Triggered retraining pipelines that activate on drift detection, new data arrival, or schedule — with human approval gates before production.

How We Work

MLOps implementation lifecycle

A phased approach — starting with immediate deployment pain and building out the full lifecycle so models stay reliable long after go-live.

Technology

MLOps stack we deploy

Orchestration

Kubeflow Pipelines
MLflow Projects
SageMaker Pipelines
Vertex AI Pipelines
Airflow + MLflow

Serving

BentoML
TorchServe
Triton Inference Server
SageMaker Endpoints
Vertex AI Prediction

Feature Stores

Feast (open source)
Tecton
SageMaker Feature Store
Vertex Feature Store
Redis + custom

Monitoring

Evidently AI
Whylogs
Fiddler AI
Grafana + Prometheus
Great Expectations
Industries

MLOps use cases by sector

Financial Services
Credit risk models, fraud detection, algorithmic trading pipelines
Healthcare
Diagnostic imaging models, patient risk scoring, drug discovery
Retail & E-Commerce
Recommendation engines, demand forecasting, dynamic pricing
Manufacturing
Predictive maintenance, quality inspection, yield optimisation
Energy & Utilities
Grid load forecasting, fault detection, ESG measurement models
Technology
Product recommendation, abuse detection, operational ML systems
Why Kansoft

Platform engineering for ML

Full-Stack ML expertise

We combine data engineering, ML engineering, and platform engineering skills in a single team — no handoff between silos.

Production-Proven Patterns

All infrastructure patterns we implement have been tested under production load. We don't bring untested architectural novelty to client environments.

Compliance & data governance

MLOps systems architected for auditability, model lineage tracking, and data residency requirements. GDPR, revDSG, SOC 2 Type II, and EU AI Act aligned.

Multi-Cloud & Hybrid

We implement on AWS SageMaker, Google Vertex AI, Azure ML, Kubernetes on-prem, or hybrid configurations — whichever matches your cloud strategy.

Full IP & runbook transfer

Complete platform handover with operational runbooks, architecture decision records, and on-call playbooks. Your team owns the infrastructure.

Swiss Accountability

A Swiss entity you can hold responsible, with delivery centres in India. Working hours overlap with CET core hours, so coordination, reviews and demos happen the same day.

FAQ

Common questions

We only have one model in production — is MLOps overkill?

Not necessarily. Even a single production model benefits from automated retraining triggers, drift monitoring, and a proper versioned deployment pipeline. The question is scale: if you're deploying manually and have no drift monitoring, that one model is a silent risk. We offer a lightweight starter implementation suitable for small ML programmes that can grow with you.

What's the difference between MLOps and DataOps?

DataOps covers the data engineering pipeline — ingestion, transformation, quality, and storage. MLOps builds on top of data infrastructure and covers the model lifecycle specifically: training pipelines, experiment tracking, model registry, serving, and monitoring. Both are needed; we work on both, and can connect them if you need an end-to-end data-to-model platform.

Which cloud platform do you recommend for MLOps?

We're platform-neutral and recommend based on your existing cloud footprint and team skills. SageMaker (AWS), Vertex AI (GCP), and Azure ML are all mature and capable. For cost-sensitive workloads or data sovereignty requirements, we implement on Kubernetes with open-source tools (Kubeflow, MLflow, Feast). The right choice depends on your constraints.

How do you handle model versioning and rollback?

Every model deployed through our pipelines is versioned in the model registry with full lineage (training data version, code version, hyperparameters, evaluation metrics). Rollback is a single command that re-routes traffic to the previous model version. We also implement canary deployments so new models serve a small traffic percentage before full promotion.

What model types do you support in your serving infrastructure?

We support all major ML frameworks: scikit-learn, XGBoost, PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX, and Hugging Face transformers. For LLM serving specifically, we implement vLLM, TGI, or managed endpoints depending on latency and cost requirements. Batch scoring, real-time inference, and streaming are all supported.

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