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? 2-Month Roadmap To Master DevOps Tools For AI Projects (Excluding Git & GitHub)

This document outlines a 2-month roadmap for mastering DevOps tools specifically for AI projects, excluding Git and GitHub. The plan includes eight weeks of focused learning on topics such as containerization with Docker, orchestration with Kubernetes, and CI/CD practices, culminating in a capstone project that integrates all learned skills. The target audience includes AI and ML engineers with a basic understanding of Python and cloud platforms.

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? 2-Month Roadmap To Master DevOps Tools For AI Projects (Excluding Git & GitHub)

This document outlines a 2-month roadmap for mastering DevOps tools specifically for AI projects, excluding Git and GitHub. The plan includes eight weeks of focused learning on topics such as containerization with Docker, orchestration with Kubernetes, and CI/CD practices, culminating in a capstone project that integrates all learned skills. The target audience includes AI and ML engineers with a basic understanding of Python and cloud platforms.

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🚀 2-Month Roadmap to Master DevOps Tools for AI

Projects (Excluding Git & GitHub)


📅 Timeline: 8 Weeks (~2 Months)
✅ Goal: Master DevOps tools required for AI/ML pipelines, deployment, scaling, and
✅ Target Audience: AI engineers, ML engineers, DevOps professionals interested in AI​
automation​

✅ Prerequisites: Basic understanding of Python, cloud platforms, and AI/ML concepts

📌 Week 1: Containerization with Docker


🎯 Goal: Learn to containerize AI models and environments​
🔹 Topics to Cover:
●​ What is containerization and why use Docker for AI?
●​ Install and configure Docker
●​ Build a Dockerfile for a machine learning model
●​ Run AI models inside a container
●​ Manage Docker volumes and networks
●​ Optimize Docker images for AI

🔧 Hands-On Tasks: ✅ Install Docker and run a sample container​


✅ Create a Dockerfile for a simple AI model (e.g., TensorFlow or PyTorch)​
✅ Use Docker Compose to manage multiple services
📚 Resources:
●​ Docker Docs
●​ Dockerizing ML Models

📌 Week 2: Orchestration with Kubernetes


🎯 Goal: Learn to manage AI workloads using Kubernetes​
🔹 Topics to Cover:
●​ Kubernetes basics: Nodes, Pods, Deployments, Services
●​ Minikube setup for local testing
●​ Deploy AI models using Kubernetes
●​ Use ConfigMaps and Secrets for managing configurations
●​ Scaling AI workloads with Horizontal Pod Autoscaler (HPA)
●​ Use NVIDIA GPU Operator for AI workloads

🔧 Hands-On Tasks: ✅ Deploy a sample AI model on Minikube​


✅ Create a Kubernetes deployment & service for an AI API​
✅ Configure GPU-based AI training on Kubernetes
📚 Resources:
●​ Kubernetes Docs
●​ Deploy AI on Kubernetes

📌 Week 3: Infrastructure as Code (Terraform &


Ansible)
🎯 Goal: Automate cloud infrastructure for AI workloads​
🔹 Topics to Cover:
●​ Terraform basics: Infrastructure as Code (IaC)
●​ Write Terraform scripts to deploy AI workloads on AWS/GCP/Azure
●​ Ansible basics: Automate configuration & deployments
●​ Automate AI model deployment using Terraform + Ansible

🔧 Hands-On Tasks: ✅ Write a Terraform script to deploy Kubernetes cluster on AWS​


✅ Use Ansible to configure an AI environment (install dependencies, set up GPUs)​
✅ Automate AI deployment using Terraform + Ansible
📚 Resources:
●​ Terraform Docs
●​ Ansible Docs

📌 Week 4: CI/CD for AI with Jenkins & GitHub Actions


🎯 Goal: Automate AI model deployment and testing​
🔹 Topics to Cover:
●​ Jenkins basics: Pipelines, Jobs, Build triggers
●​ GitHub Actions: Automate AI model training/testing
●​ Deploy AI models continuously with Kubernetes

🔧 Hands-On Tasks: ✅ Set up a Jenkins pipeline for an ML model training workflow​


✅ Use GitHub Actions to automate AI model testing​
✅ Deploy AI models automatically using CI/CD
📚 Resources:
●​ Jenkins Docs
●​ GitHub Actions Docs

📌 Week 5: Model Deployment with MLflow & KServe


🎯 Goal: Learn AI model lifecycle management and scalable serving​
🔹 Topics to Cover:
●​ MLflow: Model tracking, versioning, logging
●​ KServe (formerly KFServing): Deploy AI models in Kubernetes
●​ TensorFlow Serving & Triton Inference Server

🔧 Hands-On Tasks: ✅ Deploy a TensorFlow/PyTorch model using MLflow​


✅ Deploy an AI model using KServe on Kubernetes​
✅ Compare different AI serving tools (MLflow vs TensorFlow Serving)
📚 Resources:
●​ MLflow Docs
●​ KServe Docs

📌 Week 6: Monitoring AI Models with Prometheus &


Grafana
🎯 Goal: Monitor AI model performance and system health​
🔹 Topics to Cover:
●​ Prometheus for AI model metrics
●​ Grafana dashboards for real-time monitoring
●​ Log analysis using ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana)

🔧 Hands-On Tasks: ✅ Set up Prometheus to monitor an AI model​


✅ Create a Grafana dashboard to visualize model metrics​
✅ Collect logs using ELK Stack
📚 Resources:
●​ Prometheus Docs
●​ Grafana Docs
📌 Week 7: Security & Compliance (Vault, RBAC, Model
Security)
🎯 Goal: Secure AI models and manage access​
🔹 Topics to Cover:
●​ HashiCorp Vault for securing API keys and credentials
●​ Kubernetes RBAC for managing AI user roles
●​ MLSecOps: Protecting AI models from adversarial attacks

🔧 Hands-On Tasks: ✅ Secure AI models using Vault + Kubernetes Secrets​


✅ Implement RBAC policies for AI deployments​
✅ Test an AI model for adversarial vulnerabilities
📚 Resources:
●​ Vault Docs
●​ Kubernetes Security

📌 Week 8: Cloud & GPU Optimization


(AWS/GCP/Azure)
🎯 Goal: Optimize AI training and inference in the cloud​
🔹 Topics to Cover:
●​ AWS SageMaker, GCP AI Platform, Azure ML
●​ NVIDIA CUDA, RAPIDS for GPU acceleration
●​ Ray for distributed AI computing

🔧 Hands-On Tasks: ✅ Deploy an AI model using AWS SageMaker​


✅ Optimize a deep learning model using CUDA & RAPIDS​
✅ Run distributed AI training using Ray
📚 Resources:
●​ AWS SageMaker Docs
●​ NVIDIA RAPIDS Docs

🎯 Final Capstone Project (Week 8)


✅ Build a complete AI DevOps Pipeline:
●​ Containerize an AI model using Docker
●​ Deploy it on Kubernetes
●​ Automate CI/CD with Jenkins/GitHub Actions
●​ Use MLflow for tracking
●​ Serve the model using KServe
●​ Monitor with Prometheus & Grafana
●​ Secure it using Vault & RBAC

🚀 Deploy it on AWS/GCP/Azure and test for scalability.

🔥 Summary of the Roadmap


Week Topic

1️⃣ Docker (Containerization for AI)

2️⃣ Kubernetes (AI Model Orchestration)

3️⃣ Terraform & Ansible (Cloud Automation)

4️⃣ Jenkins & GitHub Actions (CI/CD for AI)

5️⃣ MLflow & KServe (AI Model Serving)

6️⃣ Prometheus & Grafana (Monitoring AI)

7️⃣ Security: Vault, RBAC, MLSecOps

8️⃣ Cloud & GPU Optimization (AWS, CUDA, Ray)

🎯 By following this roadmap, you’ll be ready to deploy AI models in production like a


DevOps pro! 🚀

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