kelvins/awesome-mlops
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:sunglasses: A curated list of awesome MLOps tools
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kelvins/awesome-mlops
Added 1 June 2026
Overview
A curated GitHub repository listing MLOps tools organized by category. It helps developers discover and compare open-source and commercial tools for machine learning operations, including observability, orchestration, and deployment.
Best for
Best for
Developers and ML teams evaluating or building their MLOps toolchain and seeking a curated starting point
Use cases
- Identifying observability and monitoring tools for ML pipelines
- Comparing MLOps solutions across categories like feature stores, model serving, and data versioning
- Exploring community-vetted tool recommendations with GitHub stars and descriptions
Notes
A curated GitHub repository listing MLOps tools organized by category. It helps developers discover and compare open-source and commercial tools for machine learning operations, including observability, orchestration, and deployment.
5,160 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-04-29.
Use cases
- Identifying observability and monitoring tools for ML pipelines
- Comparing MLOps solutions across categories like feature stores, model serving, and data versioning
- Exploring community-vetted tool recommendations with GitHub stars and descriptions
Pros
- Comprehensive overview of the MLOps landscape with 5,160+ stars indicating community trust
- Categorized structure makes it easy to find tools for specific needs like observability or experiment tracking
- Maintained by the community, providing up-to-date entries for widely used tools
Cons
- Not a tool itself; it’s a static list with no interactive features or built-in functionality
- Entries may become outdated if maintainers don’t update regularly
- No quality guarantees or depth; each tool is just a link and brief description
Indexed from awesome-llmops and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Comprehensive overview of the MLOps landscape with 5,160+ stars indicating community trust
- Categorized structure makes it easy to find tools for specific needs like observability or experiment tracking
- Maintained by the community, providing up-to-date entries for widely used tools
Cons
- Not a tool itself; it's a static list with no interactive features or built-in functionality
- Entries may become outdated if maintainers don't update regularly
- No quality guarantees or depth; each tool is just a link and brief description
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