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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.7.0!

MLflow 0.7.0 introduces several major features:

The release also includes bugfixes and improvements across the Python and Java clients, tracking UI, and documentation. Visit the change log to read more about the new features.

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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.6.0!

MLflow 0.6.0 introduces several major features:

  • A Java client API (to be published on Maven within the next day or two)
  • Support for saving and serving SparkML models as MLeap for low-latency serving
  • Support for tagging runs with metadata, during and after the run completion
  • Support for deleting (and restoring deleted) experiments

In addition to these features, there are a host of improvements and bugfixes to the REST API, Python API, tracking UI, and documentation. Visit the change log to read more about the new features.

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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.5.2!

MLflow 0.5.2 is a patch release on top of 0.5.1 containing only bug fixes and no breaking changes or features.

Visit the change log to read about the new features.

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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.5.1!

MLflow 0.5.1 is a patch release on top of 0.5.0 containing only bug fixes and no breaking changes or features.

Visit the change log to read about the new features.

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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.5.0!

MLflow 0.5.0 offers some major improvements:

  • Keras and PyTorch first-class support as models
  • SFTP support as an artifactory
  • A new scatterplot visualization to compare runs
  • A more complete Python SDK for experiment and run management

Visit the change log to read about the new features.

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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.4.2!

MLflow 0.4.2 offers some improvements and minor bug fixes:

  • MLflow experiments REST API and mlflow experiments create now support providing --artifact-location
  • [UI] Runs can now be sorted by columns, and added a Select All button
  • Databricks File System (DBFS) artifactory support added
  • databricks-cli version upgraded to >= 0.8.0 to support new DatabricksConfigProvider interface

Visit the change log to read about the new features.

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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.4.1!

MLflow 0.4.1 offers some improvements and minor bug fixes:

  • [Projects] MLflow will use the conda installation directory given by the $MLFLOW_CONDA_HOME if specified (e.g. running conda commands by invoking "$MLFLOW_CONDA_HOME/bin/conda"), defaulting to running "conda" otherwise.
  • [UI] Show GitHub links in the UI for projects run from http(s):// GitHub URLs (#235, @smurching)

Visit the change log to read about the new features.

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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.4.0!

MLflow Release 0.4.0 is ready, released 2018-08-01. The release is available on PyPI and docs are updated. Here are the release notes (also available on GitHub):

Breaking changes:

  • [Projects] Removed the use_temp_cwd argument to mlflow.projects.run() (--new-dir flag in the mlflow run CLI). Runs of local projects now use the local project directory as their working directory. Git projects are still fetched into temporary directories (#215, @smurching)
  • [Tracking] GCS artifact storage is now a pluggable dependency (no longer installed by default). To enable GCS support, install google-cloud-storage on both the client and tracking server via pip (#202, @smurching).
  • [Tracking] Clients running MLflow 0.4.0 and above require a server running MLflow 0.4.0 or above, due to a fix that ensures clients no longer double-serialize JSON into strings when sending data to the server (#200, @aarondav). However, the MLflow 0.4.0 server remains backwards-compatible with older clients (#216, @aarondav)

Features:

  • [Examples] Add a more advanced tracking example: using MLflow with PyTorch and TensorBoard (#203)
  • [Models] H2O model support (#170, @ToonKBC)
  • [Projects] Support for running projects in subdirectories of Git repos (#153, @juntai-zheng)
  • [SageMaker] Support for specifying a compute specification when deploying to SageMaker (#185, @dbczumar)
  • [Server] Added --static-prefix option to serve UI from a specified prefix to MLflow UI and server (#116, @andrewmchen)
  • [Tracking] Azure blob storage support for artifacts (#206, @mateiz)
  • [Tracking] Add support for Databricks-backed RestStore (#200, @aarondav)
  • [UI] Enable productionizing frontend by adding CSRF support (#199, @aarondav)
  • [UI] Update metric and parameter filters to let users control column order (#186, @mateiz)

Bug fixes:

Visit the change log to read about the new features.

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MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.3.0!

MLflow Release 0.3.0 is ready, released 2018-07-18. The release is available on PyPI and docs are updated. Here are the release notes:

Breaking changes:

  • [MLflow Server] Renamed --artifact-root parameter to --default-artifact-root in mlflow server to better reflect its purpose (#165, @aarondav)

Features:

  • Spark MLlib integration: we now support logging SparkML Models directly in the log_model API, model format, and serving APIs (#72, @tomasatdatabricks)
  • Google Cloud Storage is now supported as an artifact storage root (#152, @bnekolny)
  • Support asychronous/parallel execution of MLflow runs (#82, @smurching)
  • [SageMaker] Support for deleting, updating applications deployed via SageMaker (#145, @dbczumar)
  • [SageMaker] Pushing the MLflow SageMaker container now includes the MLflow version that it was published with (#124, @sueann)
  • [SageMaker] Simplify parameters to SageMaker deploy by providing sane defaults (#126, @sueann)
  • [UI] One-element metrics are now displayed as a bar char (#118, @cryptexis)

Bug fixes:

Visit the change log to read about the new features.

· One min read
MLflow maintainers

We are happy to announce the availability of MLflow 0.2.1!

This is a patch release fixing some smaller issues after the 0.2.0 release.

Visit the change log to read about the new features.