The deployment boundary starts when another process or person depends on the model’s behavior.
Artifact to runtime
A trained artifact needs compatible preprocessing, dependencies, configuration, and a predictable entrypoint.
Service boundary
A Flask-like API can expose prediction behavior while owning validation, authentication, logging, and error semantics.
Operational lifecycle
Versioning, health checks, logs, rollback, and evaluation separate a maintained service from a one-off demo.
Applied evidence
The documented toolset includes Flask, Docker, deployment platforms, inference optimization, and model evaluation, so deployment is part of the engineering story.
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AI Developer / ML Engineer building end-to-end AI systems from research to production, with a focus on multimodal AI, LLM applications, retrieval, MLOps, and systems engineering. He is based in Rawalpindi, Pakistan and is the founder of GROVE SYSTEMS.