Yummy-MLflow rust addons
This repository contains Yummy mlflow addon written in Rust.
Yummy mlflow
The MLflow rust wrapper currently supports models: [x] lightgbm [x] catboost (only binary classification)
The implementation currently supports MLflow models kept on local path. To run the model run:
yummy_mlflow.model_serve(MODEL_PATH, HOST, POST, LOG_LEVEL)
example:
import yummy_mlflow
yummy_mlflow.model_serve(model_path, '0.0.0.0', 8080, 'error')
The yummy-mlflow will expose HTTP server.
The request response is compatible with MLflow model serving API.
Example:
Request:
curl -X POST "http://test1:8080/invocations" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"columns": ["0","1","2","3","4","5","6","7","8","9","10",
"11","12"],
"data": [
[ 0.913333, -0.598156, -0.425909, -0.929365, 1.281985,
0.488531, 0.874184, -1.223610, 0.050988, 0.342557,
-0.164303, 0.830961, 0.997086,
]]
}'
Response:
[[0.9849612333276241, 0.008531186707393178, 0.006507579964982725]]
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