ModelOps User Guide
Register, version, build, deploy, monitor, govern, and optimize models across Kubernetes, Docker, hosted inference, and GitOps targets.
Who This Guide Is For
- MLOps engineers
- ML engineers
- Platform operators
- Release managers
Where To Go
| Page |
Use It For |
/modelops/register-model |
Register a model from Hugging Face, Git, storage, upload, or Docker. |
/modelops/registry |
Browse models and versions. |
/modelops/builds/trigger |
Build serving images. |
/modelops/deployments |
View deployments. |
/modelops/deployments/create |
Create Kubernetes, Docker, or hosted deployments. |
/modelops/monitoring |
Monitor serving health and performance. |
/modelops/gates |
Configure pre-deployment gates. |
/modelops/security |
Review security posture. |
/modelops/promotions |
Request and review promotion workflows. |
Core Concepts
| Concept |
Meaning |
| Model |
A registry entry describing source, metadata, runtime, and ownership. |
| Model version |
A deployable artifact version with approval, aliases, build references, and lineage. |
| Build |
A container image creation and push process. |
| Deployment |
A running or managed serving endpoint. |
| Gate |
A policy-backed pre-deployment readiness check. |
Common Workflows
Register and deploy a model
- Open Register Model.
- Choose source and review source analysis.
- Set identity, visibility, tags, and runtime.
- Submit registration.
- Build a serving image if required.
- Create a deployment and select target runtime.
- Configure resources, networking, health, compliance, and GitOps.
- Review and deploy.
- Confirm model version approval.
- Run required evaluations and scans.
- Review gate readiness.
- Resolve failures or create a justified override.
- Submit a promotion request.
- Deploy through GitOps where required.
- Monitor after rollout.
Best Practices
- Deploy approved versions, not ad hoc artifacts.
- Use GitOps for production or shared environments.
- Require evaluations and scans before production promotion.
- Keep public endpoints protected with TLS, auth, rate limits, logging, and monitoring.