Databricks hands its MLflow machine learning platform to the Linux Foundation - SiliconANGLE

Databricks Inc., the big-data and machine learning company that leads the commercial development of Apache Spark, today put its MLflow project into the hands of the Linux Foundation. MLflow is a machine learning operations or MLOps platform that the company first open-sourced two years ago. The software gives developers a programmatic way to handle all of the pieces of a machine learning project, from construction, to training, fine-tuning, deployment, management and revision. MLflow is used to track all of the datasets, model instances, model parameter and algorithms developers use in their machine learning projects. That enables them to be versioned, stored in a central repository and then repackaged so they can be used in other projects as required.