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Chapter 6 · SageMaker Ecosystem and AI Services·v2.0.0·Updated 6/28/2026·~11 min

What's changed: Deepened MLS-C01 Chapter 6 (component roles/spot training/Experiments/Debugger/Pipelines, AI service Custom features & decision/Textract vs Rekognition/Forecast vs DeepAR, Ground Truth workforces/auto-labeling/build-buy spectrum + tables, scenarios, FAQ, traps; ja figures)

6.1The SageMaker Workflow

Key points

A unified ML platform—understand SageMaker Studio, built-in algorithms, training jobs, Processing, and the prepare → train → deploy → monitor flow.

SageMaker is a managed platform covering the entire ML lifecycle from data prep to deployment and monitoring. Studio is the unified IDE.

6.1.1One platform for the whole lifecycle

Diagram of the SageMaker workflow: prepare (Data Wrangler, Feature Store) → build (Studio/notebooks, built-in algorithms) → train + tune (training jobs, Automatic Tuning) → deploy (endpoints/batch, Model Registry) → monitor (Model Monitor, Pipelines for MLOps), all on one managed platform; Studio is the unified IDE and Pipelines ties it together.
The SageMaker workflow
  • Studio: the unified IDE (with notebooks) for prep, training, deployment, and monitoring.
  • Built-in algorithms: XGBoost/K-Means/DeepAR etc., provided ready to use.
  • Training jobs: run training on managed instances and save artifacts (models) to S3.
  • Processing: run pre/post-processing (feature engineering, evaluation) as managed jobs.
Exam point

Common on MLS-C01: unified ML IDE = SageMaker Studio, ready-to-use algorithms = built-in algorithms, managed training = training jobs (artifacts to S3), and pre-processing/evaluation jobs = Processing. Don’t mix up the roles (prepare/train/deploy/monitor).

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