
Dynamic, crash-proof AI orchestration with Flyte
Flyte is an open-source workflow orchestration platform for building data, ML and analytics workflows with ease.
Introduction to Flyte
Introduction to Flyte # Flyte is a workflow orchestrator that unifies machine learning, data engineering, and data analytics stacks for building robust and reliable applications.
Your data workflows deserve to be scalable and robust - Flyte
The modern data experience Flyte lets you define how your tools work together and what they can collectively become. It enables collaboration between data, engineering and ML teams. You can …
Flyte #announcements
Today Flyte is used by some of the largest companies in the world to build and deliver their compound AI products. Recently, we decided to make a change, move Flyte docs to the same platform where …
Mitigate the trade-off between scalability and ease of use - Flyte
Flyte lets you write code in any language using raw containers, or choose Python, Java, Scala or JavaScript SDKs to develop your Flyte workflows. You can use the languages you are most …
Flyte Blog • Orchestration, Flyte & everything in between.
How Flyte is Simplifying the Orchestration of Machine Learning Pipelines Samhita Alla • Sep 21, 2022
Quickstart guide — Flyte
To create a productionizable Flyte project to structure your code according to software engineering best practices, and that can be used to package your code for deployment to a Flyte cluster, see “Getting …
Running a workflow locally — Flyte
In a local Python environment: To develop and test your code quickly without the overhead of setting up a local Flyte cluster, you can run your workflow in your local Python environment.
Tutorials — Flyte
This section showcases step-by-step case studies of how to combine the different features of Flyte to achieve everything from data processing, feature engineering, model training, to batch predictions.
Registering workflows — Flyte
In this guide, you learned about the Flyte demo cluster, Flyte configuration, and the different registration patterns you can leverage during the workflow development lifecycle.