Open dynamicwebpaige opened 2 years ago
@dynamicwebpaige great idea!
In the current structure "Ray ML" is split by libraries, and to a certain extent it has to be, as we have so much stuff. In your view, would it make sense to have Ray ML Examples section or even Examples for all of Ray? (I have an opinion on this, but love to hear yours).
@maxpumperla
I would love to see a ray-project/examples
repo of vignettes that show how to use individual libraries (ex: Tune) with other components of the machine learning ecosystem; and Ray libraries composed together in end-to-end projects. We have few such examples of long-form documentation today.
Related to @edoakes' earlier issue: #13913
Will this issue be picked up ? We have the same requirement to integrate Feast and Ray.
@dynamicwebpaige I adapted the above example, put together by @dmatrix, to use Redis for my lightning talk at Ray Summit this wednesday. We are going to put more into this over time. Was hoping to get the HA Ray Cluster implementation running with RedisE, but only recently found the KubeRay docs (thanks to @simon-mo). We will get that going after the Summit however.
Codebase is here: https://github.com/RedisVentures/ray-feast
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Description
Motivation
Feast is an operational data system for managing and serving machine learning features to models in production. It can serve features from a low-latency offline store (for real-time prediction), or from an off-line store (for scale-out batch scoring or training models).
Feature stores have emerged as an important component in the modern machine learning stack, as more data scientists and engineers work together to operationalize ML. One of the toughest challenges for operationalizing ML is data: how to compute and select features, store, validate serve, discover and share them.
Given the importance of feature stores for modern machine learning systems, it might make sense to include a tutorial for using Feast with Ray in the [ray.io]() docs.
Example
The third module of this Feast Workshop uses XGBoost and Feast with Ray, and would be useful to reference as inspiration for such a tutorial.
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Are you willing to submit a PR?