AI Infrastructure & LLMOps

MLOps

Forecasting, scoring, classification and anomaly detection carry more production load in most enterprises than anything generative. We build the lifecycle around them: deployment, monitoring, retraining and rollback.

The business problem

The model that made the decision is unidentifiable

Models get deployed from a notebook, retrained by hand, and versioned by filename. Six months later nobody can say which version produced a given decision, what data trained it, or whether it still performs. For anything a regulator or an auditor may ask about, that is not a technical debt problem, it is an exposure.

What we do

Make the lifecycle boring

Models are versioned with the data and code that produced them, deployed through a pipeline rather than by hand, and served behind a stable interface. Performance and input distribution are monitored, so drift is detected rather than inferred from business outcomes. Retraining is scheduled or triggered, evaluated against a held-out set, and promoted only if it beats what is live. Rollback is a routine operation.

MLOps

Capabilities

  • ML Deployment

  • Model Lifecycle Management

  • Monitoring

  • Retraining

  • CI/CD for ML

  • Model Registries

Common use cases

Common use cases

  • Bring models running from notebooks into a governed deployment pipeline.
  • Detect drift on models whose performance nobody currently tracks.
  • Establish reproducibility for models supporting regulated decisions.
  • Automate retraining that is currently a manual job somebody remembers to run.

How we deliver

How we deliver

  1. Assess

    Establish the constraints: residency, latency, spend and what already runs.

  2. Architect

    Design gateway, routing, caching and failover so provider choice stays reversible.

  3. Instrument

    Observability, evaluation and cost attribution wired in before traffic arrives.

  4. Operate

    Run it against agreed service levels, with capacity and spend reviewed on a cycle.

Technology

Technology

  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform
  • vLLM
  • Ollama
  • LiteLLM
  • OpenTelemetry
  • Prometheus
  • Grafana
  • AWS
  • Microsoft Azure

Security & governance

Security & governance

Where data may be processed is a configuration, not an assumption: models can run in your own cloud tenancy or on your own hardware where residency or isolation requires it. Traffic through the gateway is authenticated, attributed to a team and logged, which is what makes both the audit trail and the cost model possible.

Engagement models

Engagement models

AI Project

We take responsibility for designing and delivering a defined AI solution.

Dedicated AI Team

Long-term dedicated engineering capacity built around your stack and delivery model.

Managed AI

We operate, monitor and continuously improve production AI systems.

Why TeamExtension.ai

This is ordinary engineering applied to models

Versioning, pipelines, monitoring and rollback are solved problems in software; they are simply applied inconsistently to models because models arrived through data science rather than engineering. We bring the engineering discipline without discarding what the data science team built.

Selected clients

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Do we need a dedicated MLOps platform?
Often not. Your existing CI/CD, container platform and observability stack cover most of it, with a model registry added. A dedicated platform earns its place at scale, not at three models.
How often should models retrain?
When performance or input distribution says so, not on a calendar. Scheduled retraining without evaluation is how a worse model reaches production.
What about reproducibility?
Model version, training data version, code version and hyperparameters recorded together. Without that, a regulator's question about a past decision cannot be answered honestly.
Can this coexist with our generative work?
It should. The same registry, pipeline and observability serve both, and treating them as separate estates duplicates cost and fragments governance.

Discuss Your AI Initiative

Lifecycle management for machine learning: deployment, monitoring, retraining and CI/CD.