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Learning to deploy data science models on Google Cloud means understanding how to move from experiments to production. While building models is important, they only create impact when others can access and use them. GCP gives powerful cloud-based platforms like AI Platform, Vertex AI, and APIs to package models, test them, and integrate them into real applications.
Think of it like building a car engine (the data science model) and then installing it in a car (deployment on GCP) so people can actually drive it. Without deployment, the model stays unused, but with GCP, it can deliver real value at scale, from chatbots to recommendation systems.
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It means making a machine learning model available for real-world use, often through APIs or applications.
Vertex AI, AI Platform, BigQuery, and API integration methods.
GCP provides scalable, secure, and reliable infrastructure for hosting and managing models.
No, basic cloud knowledge is enough; Deploying Data Science Models on GCP certification introduces key GCP services.
Building is training the model, while deploying makes it usable for real-world applications.
Yes, GCP is scalable, so both startups and enterprises can benefit.
Finance, healthcare, e-commerce, logistics, and many tech companies.
Yes, basic Python knowledge is helpful since models are usually built and deployed using it.
APIs allow other applications to communicate with your model and request predictions.
It focuses more on deployment, but basic model training is reviewed.