Serving Preflight and Predict
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Recipe · 3 steps
Serving Preflight and Predict
with TensorFlow · Artificial Intelligence Management
Check model status, read the signature, then run prediction inference.
- Confirm the ModelServer has the model loaded and reports a version in the AVAILABLE state before any inference is attempted.
- Read the metadata of the latest available version to confirm the signature the prediction request will target, along with its expected input tensors.
- Submit the prediction request against the model's latest available version, returning one prediction per supplied instance.
What you'll need to have ready
- modelName: The name the model was registered under in the ModelServer (e.g. "half_plus_two").
- signatureName: Optional signature to target. When omitted the ModelServer uses the model's default serving signature.
- instances: Row format input. An array of prediction inputs, where each element is a scalar, a list, or an object of named input tensors.
For your developer
Arazzo workflow tensorflow:predict-preflight, 3 operations: getModelStatus → getModelMetadata → predictModel. Specs on APIs.io.