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Yelp ML Platform¶
Yelp's ML Platform is Yelp's internal framework for developing, storing, and deploying ML models across the company. Per Yelp's disclosures it is built around MLflow (experiment tracking / model registry) and MLeap (portable model serialization + JVM inference): ML engineers store MLeap-based XGBoost, neural-network, and other models in MLflow, then use an internal config manager to specify which models each downstream system should load.
Why it matters for system design¶
- A model registry as the integration point. Downstream serving systems (e.g. Nrtsearch clusters) declare, via config, which model bundles to pull from MLflow at bootstrap — decoupling model iteration from serving-code deploys.
- Compatibility as a design goal. A stated design goal for Yelp's Nrtsearch Inference Plugin was compatibility with the ML Platform, so existing models integrate without re-authoring.
Seen in¶
- Yelp — ML based ranking using Nrtsearch (2026-05-11). The Nrtsearch Inference Plugin is designed to be compatible with the ML Platform; replica nodes load model bundles from MLflow at bootstrap and run MLeap-based inference in-process.
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Related¶
- systems/mlflow — model registry component
- systems/mleap — serialization + inference component
- systems/nrtsearch — a serving consumer of ML Platform models
- companies/yelp
- concepts/training-serving-boundary