MLOps track

MLOps interview questions for freshers

Panel-ready MLOps track questions for freshers and experienced developers. Practice at Coding Cadre in Faridabad, or Online from Delhi NCR.

21 Easy CI/CD for ML MLOps

What does CI mean for machine learning projects?

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CI for ML is automatically testing every change to training code, feature logic, configs, and sometimes data schemas.

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22 Easy CI/CD for ML MLOps

What does CD mean for machine learning models?

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CD is the path from a successful training run to a safely released model, often through staging, shadow, or canary.

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23 Easy CI/CD for ML MLOps

Why is CI harder for ML than for a typical web API?

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ML quality depends on data, randomness, and expensive jobs, so tests cannot only assert status code 200.

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24 Easy CI/CD for ML MLOps

Why are raw Jupyter notebooks a weak CI artifact?

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Notebooks hide execution order, mix exploration with production logic, and are painful to unit test.

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25 Easy Docker MLOps

What is Docker and why is it used in MLOps?

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Docker packages code, system libraries, and Python dependencies into an image that runs the same on a laptop, CI, and a cluster.

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27 Easy Docker MLOps

What is a Dockerfile in a model serving project?

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A Dockerfile is the recipe that copies your serving code, installs requirements, and sets the start command such as uvicorn.

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30 Easy Kubernetes MLOps

What is Kubernetes in the context of ML serving?

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Kubernetes is a cluster orchestrator that schedules containers, restarts failures, and exposes services.

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31 Easy Kubernetes MLOps

What is a Pod?

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A Pod is the smallest deployable unit in Kubernetes, usually one container plus optional sidecars sharing network and volumes.

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32 Easy Kubernetes MLOps

What is a Kubernetes Deployment used for?

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A Deployment declares how many replicas of a Pod template to keep and how to roll out new images.

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35 Easy MLflow MLOps

What is MLflow?

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MLflow is an open-source platform for experiment tracking, packaging, and a model registry.

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37 Easy MLflow MLOps

What is an MLflow run?

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A run is one execution of training or evaluation, with its own ID, parameters, metrics, tags, and stored files.

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39 Easy Monitoring MLOps

What should you monitor after a model is in production?

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Watch operational health such as latency, errors, and saturation, plus ML health such as input drift, prediction volume, and delayed outcome metrics.

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