Amazon SageMaker Best Practices: Proven tips and tricks to build successful machine learning solutions on Amazon SageMaker
Amazon SageMaker is a comprehensive guide designed for expert data scientists seeking to master the complexities of building end-to-end machine learning solutions on the AWS Cloud. The book provides a detailed roadmap for leveraging Amazon SageMaker to automate and optimize every phase of the machine learning lifecycle, from initial data preparation to deploying and monitoring models in production. Readers will learn to navigate advanced challenges such as processing data at scale, identifying data bias with SageMaker Clarify, and utilizing the SageMaker Feature Store for efficient data management. It emphasizes practical strategies for designing, architecting, and operating robust ML workloads within the AWS ecosystem. The text delves deeply into the technical aspects of training and tuning models at scale, offering techniques to handle large datasets while minimizing costs. Key topics include speeding up training jobs through data and model parallelism, profiling resources with SageMaker Debugger to identify bottlenecks, and managing multiple models using a centralized registry. Furthermore, the book explores critical MLOps principles, guiding readers on how to implement CI/CD pipelines for automated model deployment. It also covers essential optimization strategies using SageMaker Neo and methods for conducting A/B tests to ensure model performance and reliability. By integrating Amazon SageMaker with other AWS services, this resource empowers professionals to build secure, performant, and cost-optimized applications. The content addresses the full spectrum of workflows, including data labeling with Ground Truth, monitoring production models with Amazon Model Monitor, and applying best practices for well-architected machine learning solutions. This book serves as an essential manual for those with existing knowledge of Python and deep learning who wish to refine their skills in managing sophisticated ML operations across accounts and environments.
About the Authors
Sireesha Muppala, Randy DeFauw, Shelbee Eigenbrode
