MLOps · Level 3 of 5
Rollback
Restoring a previous working version after a problematic change.
Successful rollback requires compatible artifacts, configuration, and data.
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Rollback. Restoring a previous working version after a problematic change. Successful rollback requires compatible artifacts, configuration, and data. For example: A service returns to the prior model after latency increases.
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