Matsui-lab (@utokyo_bunny) keeps code, models and shared datasets in sync across laptops, lab servers and cloud: Git for code, S3 for storage, DVC tracking dataset versions with MD5 hashes in Git. Full step-by-step setup ๐ก
In Japanese!
https://t.co/YNT6ACgPRd
@nishat_NSS six habits for reproducible single-cell projects: Git + DVC, http://params.yaml, http://dvc.yaml, http://dvc.lock, and the mistakes that silently break real genomics work. Built to survive manuscript revision โจ
https://t.co/mWN8JzAyRw
@RealJohnnyTime It also logs per-record manifests, for when only some rows went bad.
You can see the recent webinar on the solution here: https://t.co/yYmRBRoGaO
Phat Vo from @fintech24h_com treats data lineage as AI security infrastructure: DVC keeps an audit trail of what went into every training run, alongside layered defenses and continuous monitoring. Provenance first ๐ช๐ผ
https://t.co/bKF3AUVjO5
@RealJohnnyTime Yes! if the data version gets logged with the run. In the linked reference build with AWS, each MLflow run records the DVC commit for its dataset, so filtering runs on that hash lists the registered models trained on it.
https://t.co/33C2Cr9n9m
What does the data architecture for production AI agents actually look like?
Join MinIO and @lakeFS to dive into agent memory, data isolation, reproducibility, and governance + how to build those capabilities into the infrastructure layer without slowing development down.
๐ 10/22 | 12 PM ET
๐: https://t.co/NbPTQtMisl
Evgeny Levashov's guide to ML storage on S3: naming schemes for datasets, features and model weights, DVC for dataset versioning, MLflow for artifacts, Feast for features, and lifecycle rules to control costs โจ
https://t.co/ZqiNvOp2Uj
@Datalaria's four pillars for taking a model from Jupyter to production: Git for code, DVC for data, MLflow for models, CI/CD and drift monitoring. Ties it all to EU AI Act compliance too ๐
https://t.co/kz5BEjQCRE
@MosChipTech engineers built an MLOps pipeline that detects cyberattacks on medical IoT devices across 18 attack categories: Airflow, DVC, MLflow, Great Expectations, KServe and Evidently AI for drift monitoring ๐ฅ
https://t.co/PHiBZ6iY1O
Tomorrow, 11:30 AM ET: AWS's own solutions architects walk through the DVC + SageMaker AI + MLflow lineage pattern from their blog, live.
๐ฃLast call: https://t.co/EqnDjlsXGg
๐ฏ DevOps, MLOps, DataOps, AIOps, AgentOps... confused?
Rabiya Abbasi's beginner's guide covers ALL the 'Ops' with tool recommendations for each discipline + a decision-making framework.
Your 2026 roadmap starts here!
https://t.co/TTfPAi52Yn
How do you prove a specific record was excluded from training after an opt-out? Next week AWS's own solutions architects show the pattern live ๐๐ผ DVC + SageMaker AI + MLflow. Sept 22.
Register here: https://t.co/H9W2Tboh95
Every ML failure I have debugged traces back to unversioned data.
Code has Git.
ML data has DVC, lakeFS, Delta Lake, and Iceberg.
Most teams use none of them.
Here is the data versioning landscape and how to pick,
grouped into 3 capability areas:
๐๐ก๐ฒ ๐๐๐ซ๐ฌ๐ข๐จ๐ง ๐๐จ๐ฎ๐ซ ๐๐๐ญ๐
โ Reproduce a model months later without guessing
โก Debug regressions: was it the code or the data
โข A/B test with different data snapshots
โฃ Roll back bad training data before it hits production
๐๐จ๐จ๐ฅ ๐๐จ๐ฆ๐ฉ๐๐ซ๐ข๐ฌ๐จ๐ง
โค DVC: Git-like, works with any storage, best for file-level ML datasets
โฅ LakeFS: Git for object storage, branch/merge on S3, best for lakehouse workflows
โฆ Delta Lake: table-level time travel + versioning, best for Databricks/lakehouse
โง Iceberg: open table format with snapshots, best for multi-engine environments
๐๐ก๐ข๐๐ก ๐ญ๐จ ๐๐ข๐๐ค
โจ File-based ML datasets (images, audio, docs): DVC
โฉ Lakehouse-native workflows on S3: LakeFS or Iceberg
โช Databricks or Delta-committed shops: Delta Lake native
โซ Snowflake shops adopting open formats: Iceberg via Polaris
Unversioned data is the #1 hidden cause of "the model was working last week."
Real senior data engineers make data versioning the default,
Not an afterthought triggered by a production incident.
The gap between "our model is broken and we do not know why"
And "we rolled back to yesterday's data snapshot in 10 minutes"
Is where data versioning earns its keep.
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Sysdai builds a production data pipeline end-to-end: Kafka streaming, Airflow batch orchestration, Great Expectations validation, and DVC for dataset versioning and lineage. Handles Lambda and Kappa patterns, batch and streaming both. Check it out!
๐๐ฝ https://t.co/SWT3FMxAMn
2 weeks out! AWS solutions architects walk through the SageMaker + DVC + MLflow lineage pattern from their own blog post, live. Sept 22.
Join us!
https://t.co/m1HI5IOxDP
Balajee Asish Brahmandam containerizes an MLOps pipeline end to end: multi-stage training/serving containers, MLflow tracking, DVC data versioning, and GPU passthrough, all in one Compose file. A year of hard-won lessons.
๐๐ฝ https://t.co/VX3eRThIeg
Dr. Aleena Baby turns the classic 47-files-in-one-folder ML mess into a professional project layout: configs, src, tests, CI/CD workflows, MLflow tracking, and .dvc files for data. A one-weekend cleanup for reproducibility.
๐๐ฝ https://t.co/iyaHHMpPAH