UbiOps version 2.28.0¶
Client library version
Python client library version for this release: 4.3.0
CLI version for this release: 3.3.0
On the 25th of January 2024 we have released new functionality and made improvements to our UbiOps SaaS product. An overview of the changes is given below.
Custom metrics¶
After many requests, we have added functionality for tracking your own custom metrics in UbiOps! You can now create and visualize custom metrics for training runs, deployments and pipelines. This way you can keep track of model specific metrics like accuracy, loss and precision. See metrics for all the details and example code snippets.
A customizable monitoring dashboard¶
We also made the monitoring dashboard in the WebApp (under Monitoring > General) customizable so you can decide what you want to see. You can combine both custom and default metrics in this view.
A dark theme for the WebApp¶
Do you prefer working in a dark theme? It is now possible to adjust the them of the WebApp. In the page header you will find a small sun/moon icon with which you can toggle between the themes.
Updated widgets for the request interface¶
We have added an image drawer and an image preview widget for file type input/output to the request interface. You can configure this through the Use deployment tab of your deployment.
Improved usage charts¶
We changed our organization and project usage charts to stacked bar charts so you can better see where your usage is coming from. On your subscription page you can see the organization usage chart, where the usage is split between the different projects. On the project settings page you can find a project usage chart where you can see which deployments are contributing to your credit usage.
Expanded the info in the context parameter for training runs¶
The training run context
parameter now also contains the key project
which provides the name of the project the code is currently being run in. This way the project parameter doesn't need to be hardcoded when using the UbiOps client library from within the code. We also added the key experiment
which contains the experiment name.