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# Tempo Overview | ||
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Tempo is a python SDK for data scientists to help them move their models to production. It has 4 core goals: | ||
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1. Data science friendly. | ||
2. Pluggable runtimes. | ||
3. Custom python inference components. | ||
4. Powerful orchestration logic. | ||
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![goals](../assets/goals.png) | ||
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A simple model example is shown below. A data scientist need only fill some core details about their trained model. | ||
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![example](../assets/example.png) | ||
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Tempo allows you to combine business logic as custom python with models served on optimized servers. | ||
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![example](../assets/graph.png) | ||
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In the example below: | ||
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1. Train your sklearn model | ||
2. Train your xgboost model | ||
3. Create python logic to orchestrate the two | ||
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![example](../assets/graph2.png) | ||
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The Tempo code for the above example is shown below: | ||
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![example code](../assets/graph-code.png) | ||
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The steps to use tempo would be: | ||
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1. Local training and unit tests | ||
2. Local tests of inference on Docker | ||
3. Push to production runtime, e.g. Kubernetes with Seldon Core | ||
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![production steps](../assets/steps.png) |