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What is Amazon SageMaker?

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A fully managed machine learning service by AWS that enables developers and data scientists to build, train, tune, and deploy ML models at scale.

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What are the three main steps in a SageMaker ML workflow?

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1) Collect and prepare data, 2) Build and train models, 3) Deploy and monitor models.

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What types of algorithms are built-in with SageMaker?

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Supervised (e.g., Linear regression, KNN), Unsupervised (e.g., PCA, K-means), Anomaly detection, NLP, and Image processing.

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What is AMT in SageMaker?

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Automatic Model Tuning, which automatically optimizes hyperparameters to improve model performance.

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What are the four deployment types in SageMaker?

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Real-time, Serverless, Asynchronous, and Batch Transform.

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What is Real-time inference in SageMaker?

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A low-latency prediction service for small payloads (up to 6 MB) that responds instantly using a deployed endpoint.

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What is Serverless inference in SageMaker?

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A deployment option without infrastructure management that auto-scales with memory configuration; may have cold start latency.

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What is Asynchronous inference in SageMaker?

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Used for large payloads (up to 1 GB) and longer processing times (up to 1 hour); input/output handled via Amazon S3.

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What is Batch Transform in SageMaker?

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Used for processing entire datasets (multiple records) at once with high latency; supports concurrent large-scale predictions.

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What is SageMaker Studio?

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A web-based IDE for ML development that supports model building, training, tuning, deployment, and collaboration.

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What is the benefit of AMT’s early stop condition?

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It saves time and cost by halting underperforming tuning jobs automatically.

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What is SageMaker Data Wrangler used for?

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Preparing, transforming, and engineering features from tabular and image data for machine learning.

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What types of data can you prepare with Data Wrangler?

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Tabular and image data.

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What are some key features of Data Wrangler?

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Data selection, cleansing, exploration, visualization, transformation, and feature engineering.

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Does Data Wrangler support SQL?

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Yes, it supports SQL for transformations and queries.

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What tool in Data Wrangler helps analyze data completeness and formatting?

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The data quality tool.

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Why is feature engineering important?

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Because high-quality features directly impact the performance of machine learning models.

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What is a common transformation in feature engineering?

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Converting a birth date into age (a numerical value).

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What is the SageMaker Feature Store used for?

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Storing, sharing, and discovering machine learning features across datasets and teams.

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Where are features from the Feature Store discoverable?

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Within SageMaker Studio.

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Why is having a centralized Feature Store beneficial?

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It improves collaboration and enables reuse of high-quality features across datasets and projects.

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Can a quick model be created in Data Wrangler?

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Yes, to analyze how well the model might perform on the transformed data.

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Is Data Wrangler part of SageMaker Studio?

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Yes, it’s fully integrated within SageMaker Studio.

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What is SageMaker Clarify used for?

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Evaluating foundation models, detecting bias, and explaining model predictions.

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How does SageMaker Clarify compare different models?
By using human evaluations on specific tasks with metrics like brand voice and relevance.
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What kind of human evaluations can SageMaker Clarify support?
Evaluations of friendliness, humor, and other subjective attributes of model outputs.
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Can you bring your own team for model evaluation in Clarify?
Yes, you can use an AWS-managed team or bring your own employees.
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What is model explainability in SageMaker Clarify?
Understanding how and why a model makes predictions using interpretation tools.
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Why is model explainability important?
To debug predictions, improve trust, and increase understanding of model behavior.
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What is an example use case for explainability in Clarify?
Explaining why a loan application was rejected by identifying the most influential features.
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What does SageMaker Clarify do about bias?
It detects and measures biases in datasets and models using statistical metrics.
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What is a common type of bias SageMaker Clarify can detect?
Class imbalance or demographic representation issues like gender or age bias.
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What is SageMaker Ground Truth used for?
Data labeling, human review, model customization, and alignment using RLHF.
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What is an example of using Ground Truth for labeling?
Labeling images by identifying objects like dogs, cats, or ships with human annotators.
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Who can perform labeling tasks in Ground Truth?
Employees, third-party reviewers, or Amazon Mechanical Turk workers.
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What is SageMaker Ground Truth Plus?
An enhanced version of Ground Truth that uses an expert workforce for data labeling tasks.
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What is the purpose of SageMaker Model Cards?
To gather essential model information like intended use, risk rating, and training details in one place.
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What does SageMaker Model Dashboard provide?
A centralized view to monitor, explore, and track all SageMaker models with insights on quality, risk, and bias.
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What is SageMaker Role Manager used for?
To define roles and permissions for different personas like data scientists or MLOps engineers.
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What is the function of SageMaker Model Monitor?
To track the performance of deployed models and detect data or prediction quality deviations.
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How often can Model Monitor evaluate model quality?
Continuously or on a schedule (e.g., daily, weekly).
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What action should you take when Model Monitor alerts you?
Investigate and fix the issue by updating data or retraining the model.
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What does SageMaker Model Registry provide?
A centralized model catalog for versioning, managing metadata, and controlling model approval workflows.
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How can you manage model approval in Model Registry?
By setting an approval status and involving human reviewers before deployment.
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What is SageMaker Pipelines?
A CI/CD workflow tool for automating machine learning model building, training, and deployment.
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Why are SageMaker Pipelines useful in MLOps?
They automate workflows, reduce manual errors, ensure repeatability, and accelerate iteration.
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What are the main step types in SageMaker Pipelines?
Processing, Training, Tuning, AutoML, Model, ClarifyCheck, and QualityCheck.
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What does the 'Processing' step in a pipeline do?
Performs data preparation like feature engineering.
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What does the 'Training' step in a pipeline do?
Trains the machine learning model on prepared data.
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What is the 'Tuning' step used for in a pipeline?
Optimizes model performance through hyperparameter tuning.
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What does the 'AutoML' step handle?
Automatically trains models with minimal configuration.
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What is the 'Model' step used for?
Creates and registers a SageMaker model (optionally to the Model Registry).
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What does the 'ClarifyCheck' step do?
Performs bias and explainability analysis using SageMaker Clarify.
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What is the purpose of the 'QualityCheck' step?
Checks the data or model quality against a defined baseline.
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What is the benefit of using a centralized Model Dashboard?
It allows quick insights and actions on models that violate performance or fairness thresholds.
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What is the significance of versioning in Model Registry?
It enables tracking changes across different versions of models, ensuring reproducibility and control.
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What is SageMaker JumpStart?
A machine learning hub in SageMaker to find and launch pre-trained models (NLP, CV, etc.) and ML solutions quickly.
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What kind of models does JumpStart support?
Pre-trained models from providers like Hugging Face, Meta, Stability AI, Databricks, and more.
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What are the two main components of SageMaker JumpStart?
The Machine Learning Hub (pre-trained models) and Machine Learning Solutions (pre-built use case templates).
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What can you do with models in JumpStart?
You can launch them, customize with your own data, fine-tune, and deploy them on SageMaker.
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What is SageMaker Canvas?
A no-code, visual interface for building ML models using your data.
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What kind of users is SageMaker Canvas designed for?
Non-developers or business users who want to build ML models without coding.
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What service powers SageMaker Canvas under the hood?
SageMaker Autopilot, which uses AutoML to build models.
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What AWS AI services are integrated with Canvas?
Amazon Comprehend, Rekognition, and Textract.
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What are some ready-to-use use cases in Canvas?
Sentiment analysis (Comprehend), object detection (Rekognition), document analysis (Textract).
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What is MLFlow?
An open-source tool to manage the ML lifecycle: tracking experiments, models, and workflows.
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Can you run MLFlow on SageMaker?
Yes, SageMaker allows you to launch an MLFlow Tracking Server directly in SageMaker Studio.
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What is the purpose of MLFlow Tracking Server in SageMaker?
To manage experiments and track training runs as part of ML model development.
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What is the benefit of MLFlow integration with SageMaker?
Seamless use of open-source ML lifecycle tools within the SageMaker ecosystem.
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What kind of UI does SageMaker Canvas provide?
A drag-and-drop, no-code visual interface to simplify the ML pipeline.
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What’s the difference between JumpStart and Canvas?
JumpStart helps you launch and customize pre-trained models; Canvas lets you build models visually without code.
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What is Amazon SageMaker?
An end-to-end machine learning service to build, train, and deploy ML models at scale.
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What is SageMaker Automatic Model Tuning used for?
To tune hyperparameters of ML models automatically.
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What are the deployment and inference options in SageMaker?
Real-time, serverless, batch, and asynchronous inference.
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What is SageMaker Studio?
A unified IDE for building, training, debugging, and deploying ML models end-to-end.
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What is SageMaker Data Wrangler?
A tool to import, explore, process, and prepare data for ML.
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What is SageMaker Feature Store?
A centralized repository to store and retrieve ML features across teams and pipelines.
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What does SageMaker Clarify do?
Provides model comparison, bias detection, and model explainability.
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What is SageMaker Ground Truth?
A tool for data labeling and reinforcement learning from human feedback (RLHF).
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What is SageMaker Model Cards?
A documentation tool to describe a model's intended use, risk, and training details.
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What is SageMaker Model Dashboard?
A centralized place to track all deployed models and their performance metrics.
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What does SageMaker Model Monitor do?
Monitors deployed models for data drift, quality issues, and sends alerts.
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What is SageMaker Model Registry?
A catalog for managing, versioning, and approving ML models before deployment.
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What is SageMaker Pipelines?
A CI/CD service for automating ML workflows including data prep, training, and deployment.
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What is SageMaker Role Manager?
A service to manage access and permissions for different user roles in SageMaker.
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What is SageMaker JumpStart?
A hub for pre-trained models and pre-built ML solutions for rapid prototyping.
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What is SageMaker Canvas?
A no-code interface to build and deploy ML models visually without programming.
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What is MLFlow on SageMaker?
An integration that lets you use open-source MLFlow to track experiments and manage ML lifecycles.
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What is SageMaker Network Isolation mode?
A security feature that prevents outbound network access from training/inference containers to protect data and prevent leaks.
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What happens when you enable Network Isolation in SageMaker?
Containers cannot access the internet, Amazon S3, or your VPC—only preloaded data is available for training.
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What is the DeepAR algorithm in SageMaker used for?
Forecasting time series data.
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What type of neural network does DeepAR use?
Recurrent Neural Network (RNN).

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