Don’t treat LLM projects as standalone developments without proper operational practices, as this can lead to technical debt, higher costs, inefficiencies, and security risks due to the inability to reuse existing MLOps infrastructure.
Explore the unique development lifecycle of an LLM, which includes complex stages such as data intake, preparation, engineering, model fine-tuning, deployment, and monitoring.
Learn how LLMOps provides tools and best practices to meet the unique demands of training, deploying, and maintaining LLMs, introducing significant adjustments to the standard machine learning workflow, driven by various problem domains, data modalities, industry applications, and cloud environments.
Integrate domain-specific training data in real-time using RAG
Where general-purpose LLMs trained on public data often struggle with hallucinations—plausible but false information—the RAG approach enables real-time integration of domain-specific data from a company’s knowledge base (an automotive company, for example) eliminating the need for constant retraining and offering a more affordable, secure, and reliable alternative for business use.
Tackle recurrent LLM application development challenges
Resolve challenges in RAG and LLM applications—such as document preprocessing and indexing, protection against bad actors, cost efficiency, safety, compliance, and performance bottlenecks—by leveraging advanced LLMOps techniques.
Maximize business outcomes by managing open-source and closed-source LLMs with LLMOps
Optimize your LLM strategy by combining open-source and closed-source models. Leverage state-of-the-art closed-source models for advanced tasks like text generation, and use open-source models for auxiliary functions such as PII data detection and masking. LLMOps practices support both, delivering tailored solutions for complex business needs.