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Published inDec 2021
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ISBN-139781800565005
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Andreas Botsikas
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Andreas Botsikas

Andreas Botsikas is an experienced advisor working in the software industry. He has worked in the finance sector, leading highly efficient DevOps teams, and architecting and building high-volume transactional systems. He then traveled the world, building AI-infused solutions with a group of engineers and data scientists. Currently, he works as a trusted advisor for customers onboarding into Azure, de-risking and accelerating their cloud journey. He is a strong engineering professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in resource optimization with artificial intelligence from the National Technical University of Athens.
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Michael Hlobil

Michael Hlobil is an experienced architect focused on quickly understanding customers' business needs, with over 25 years of experience in IT pitfalls and successful projects, and is dedicated to creating solutions based on the Microsoft Platform. He has an MBA in Computer Science and Economics (from the Technical University and the University of Vienna) and an MSc (from the ESBA) in Systemic Coaching. He was working on advanced analytics projects in the last decade, including massive parallel systems and Machine Learning systems. He enjoys working with customers and supporting the journey to the cloud.
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In this chapter, you learned how you can define AzureML pipelines using the AzureML SDK. These pipelines allow you to orchestrate various steps in a repeatable manner. You started by defining a training pipeline consisting of two steps. You then learned how to trigger the pipeline and how to troubleshoot potential code issues. Then you published the pipeline to register it within the AzureML workspace and acquire an HTTP endpoint that third-party software systems could use to trigger pipeline executions. In the last section, you learned how to schedule the recurrence of a published pipeline.

In the next chapter, you will learn how to operationalize the models you have been training so far in the book. Within that context, you will use the knowledge you acquired in this chapter to author batch inference pipelines, something that you can publish and trigger with HTTP or have it scheduled, as you learned in this chapter.

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Andreas Botsikas

Andreas Botsikas is an experienced advisor working in the software industry. He has worked in the finance sector, leading highly efficient DevOps teams, and architecting and building high-volume transactional systems. He then traveled the world, building AI-infused solutions with a group of engineers and data scientists. Currently, he works as a trusted advisor for customers onboarding into Azure, de-risking and accelerating their cloud journey. He is a strong engineering professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in resource optimization with artificial intelligence from the National Technical University of Athens.
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Michael Hlobil

Michael Hlobil is an experienced architect focused on quickly understanding customers' business needs, with over 25 years of experience in IT pitfalls and successful projects, and is dedicated to creating solutions based on the Microsoft Platform. He has an MBA in Computer Science and Economics (from the Technical University and the University of Vienna) and an MSc (from the ESBA) in Systemic Coaching. He was working on advanced analytics projects in the last decade, including massive parallel systems and Machine Learning systems. He enjoys working with customers and supporting the journey to the cloud.
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