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Pipelines that retrain themselves before drift breaks production

Production ML is a loop, not a launch. We engineer the data, training, deploy, and monitor loops so your models retrain when the world moves, promote on signed evidence, and roll back automatically when a regression hits canary.

Tooling we drive
Airflow · Kubeflow · Flyte · Prefect · Dagster · ArgoFeast · Tecton · HopsworksMLflow · W&B · Evidently

Representative pipeline

Daily retrain

Fraud detection · 14 features · 4 models in registry

Ingest

Streaming + batch

Features

Online + offline store

Train

Distributed run

Eval

vs eval set + canary

Deploy

Registered, signed

Monitor

Drift + perf alerts

Pipeline-as-code in your repo. Lineage tracked. Drift on the Monitor step triggers retraining on Train . The loop is the product.

The loops we engineer

Production ML is closed-loop

Data, training, deploy, monitor. Each loop has its own cadence and its own failure mode. We engineer all four so they trigger each other.

Data loop

Ingest → Features → Validate

Streaming and batch ingest into the feature store. Schema validation, freshness SLAs, lineage from source to feature. The loop your downstream training pipeline can actually trust.

Artefacts

Connector pack · feature definitions · contract tests

Training loop

Trigger → Train → Eval → Register

Time-based, drift-based, or business-event-based triggers. Distributed training with checkpointing. Evaluation against held-out and canary slices. Registry promotion on a signed-off decision.

Artefacts

Training DAG · eval suite · registry policy

Deploy loop

Register → Stage → Canary → Roll

Versioned model artefact through staged environments. Canary against a slice of live traffic. Auto-rollback on regression. Same pattern whether you serve through your own gateway or our inference cluster.

Artefacts

Deployment workflow · rollout policy · rollback hook

Monitor loop

Observe → Detect → Trigger

Data drift, concept drift, prediction quality, and downstream business metric. Alerts that name the cause, not just the symptom. When threshold breaks, the data + training loops re-run.

Artefacts

Drift dashboards · alert routing · retrain triggers

Where pipelines quietly rot

The failure modes we've already automated around

Most ML estates don't break loud. They drift slowly until the metric nobody was watching crosses a line.

Static model in a moving world

What rot looks like

Quarterly manual retrain

What we ship

Drift-triggered retrain on the same pipeline

Most ML breakage isn't a code bug. It's a model trained on last year's distribution serving this quarter's traffic. The fix isn't a calendar reminder; it's a retrain pipeline that runs when the distribution moves, every time.

Lineage you can't reconstruct

What rot looks like

Which features did v3 use?

What we ship

Feature → run → model → prediction trace

When a regulator or a debugging session asks what the v3 model saw, the answer needs to come from the system, not from someone's memory. Lineage from source data through to live prediction, captured by the pipeline, not bolted on after.

Manual deploys that nobody remembers how to do

What rot looks like

Slack the senior to push

What we ship

Promotion is a state-machine transition

Production ML that depends on tribal knowledge stops shipping the day that person takes leave. Promotion through stages becomes a state-machine transition with signoffs, gates, and rollback.

Drift alerts that never resolve

What rot looks like

Page everyone every Monday

What we ship

Causal alerts + retrain on threshold

An alert that fires but has no automated response is just noise. Drift detection needs to be wired into the retrain trigger, not into a Slack channel nobody reads.

Tooling we drive

We pick the stack that fits your runtime + team

No religion. The right stack is whichever one your team can run on a Sunday without paging us.

Orchestrators

Airflow · Kubeflow Pipelines · Flyte · Prefect · Dagster · Argo Workflows · Metaflow

We have production experience across these orchestrators. The right pick depends on your team's comfort, your runtime, and the granularity of unit you want to schedule.

Feature stores

Feast · Tecton · Hopsworks · in-house on top of your warehouse

Online and offline parity is the hard part. We pick for whichever closes that gap with the smallest amount of glue code in your stack.

Model registries

MLflow · Weights & Biases · cloud-native (Vertex / Sagemaker / Azure ML)

Versioned artefacts, signed promotions, audit trail. The registry is the single source of truth that production deploys read from.

Drift + monitoring

Evidently · WhyLabs · Arize · Fiddler · custom on Prometheus / Grafana

Statistical drift on inputs, prediction quality on outputs, business-metric drift downstream. The three together; one alone is not enough.

Runtimes

Kubernetes (any flavour) · serverless · managed cloud MLOps · Yobitel-hosted

The pipeline definition stays portable. We build to your runtime, not the other way around.

Your handover pack

What lands at sign-off

Concrete artefacts that make the pipeline estate runnable by your team without us. No bus-factor of one.

Pipeline-as-code repository

Every pipeline as versioned code in your repo. Reviewable, testable, rollback-able. No clickops in a UI nobody remembers signing into.

Feature catalogue + contracts

Every feature has a definition, an owner, a freshness SLA, and a test that fails loud when an upstream change breaks it.

Registry policy doc

How a model graduates from candidate to staging to production. Who signs off, on what evidence, with what automatic gates.

Drift detection + retrain wiring

The alerts, the thresholds, and the automatic retrain trigger that closes the loop without anyone paging on a Sunday.

Lineage dashboard

Source data → feature → training run → registered model → live prediction. Searchable, queryable, auditable.

Runbook for failed runs

When a pipeline run fails at 3am, what happens. Who is paged, what the first-line response is, when escalation kicks in.

How we engage

Pick the shape that fits your team

Yobitel-led

We build and run the pipelines

Discovery through running pipelines plus optional day-2 ops handover. Best for teams that don't have a dedicated ML platform function yet.

Collaborative

We pair with your platform team

We bring the patterns and the rougher edges (drift detection, feature contracts, lineage); your team owns delivery and runs it after.

Advisory

Time-boxed review

Audit your existing pipeline estate. Where the breakage will come from. What to fix first. Delivered as a written report and a workshop.

Tell us what your pipelines should do.

A short questionnaire covers workload, platform, and engagement model. Our pipelines practice lead replies inside one working day with a topology, a tooling pick, and a timeline to first running pipeline.

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Same engineering bench that handles the training cluster and the inference fleet. Engagements scoped to any sovereignty perimeter. Optional 24/7 day-2 handover. Pipeline-as-code in your repo from day one. Drift-triggered retrain built in.