QCon SF: Using Metaflow to Support Diverse ML Systems at Netflix
Briefly

Berg explained that Metaflow's design principles focus on minimizing cognitive load for developers, aiming for a firm foundation while providing intuitive interfaces in machine learning workflows.
Cledat discussed the project's evolution, noting that Metaflow started as an internal tool at Netflix in 2017, became open-source in 2019, and was co-developed with startup Outerbounds.
The innovative approach of Metaflow allows computation to be represented as a directed acyclic graph (DAG), resulting in ease of use for Python developers across various environments.
Berg highlighted practical Netflix use cases for Metaflow, including media processing and content demand modeling, showcasing its versatility and support for complex ML tasks.
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