After signing in you see the workspace menu on the left. The menu roughly follows the model lifecycle.

Dashboard — alerts, model stages, edge devices and deployments on one screen

Feature map

StageMenuWhat it does
DataDatasets (데이터셋)Upload images, annotations, time series, tables and point clouds, or sync them from an external DataOps system
TrainingTraining (학습)Pick the task, model, dataset, hyperparameters and runtime in an 11-step wizard and train on the GPU cluster
TrackingExperiments (실험)Every training run keeps its parameters, metric curves and artifacts. Select several runs to compare them
VersionsModel Registry (모델 레지스트리)Manage model versions and stages (Staging, Production, Archived) and build serving images
ImagesContainer Registry (컨테이너 레지스트리)Store training and serving container images. Import images built elsewhere as files
ReviewApprovals (승인)Approve or reject production promotion requests
DeliveryAPI Services (API 서비스) · Deployments (배포)Serve a model as a REST API (try it in the inference console), or record deployments to field devices and roll them back
FieldEdge Fleet (Edge Fleet) · Collected data (수집 데이터)Register devices, see health, collected data and inference results, send commands (such as pulling a model) and policies. Find data uploaded by every device in Collected data (수집 데이터)
WatchMonitoring (모니터링) · Alerts (경보) · Drift (드리프트)Key performance indicators (KPIs), alert rules and channels, input distribution shift and retraining
AutomationPipelines (파이프라인)Run the container image configured for each kind (Train, Register, Deploy, CT) as a Kubernetes Job and view the history
Model registry — model versions and stages

Administration

Besides the regular menu there are two consoles.

  • Admin console (tenant administrators): members and roles, MLflow and container tokens, audit log, training runner and dataset cache, and the tenant's execution environment such as training runtimes, dataset stagers and serving builders
  • System console (global administrators): tenant creation, users, the global audit log, shared images, system health, build cache, weights mirror, Prometheus and Alertmanager, Kubernetes cluster, nodes, GPU slots, namespaces, workloads and storage

These are covered in Administration.

External integration

WhatHow
Your own training codeUpload a container image that follows the contract and pick it in the training wizard
An in-house DataOps or labelling systemImplement three APIs to sync datasets
Experiment tracking from notebooks and scriptsLog with the standard MLflow client (issue a token)
Field devicesThe geo-mlops-sdk agent handles collection, sync, model delivery and inference logging
Automation from other systemsREST API (OpenAPI documentation included)

Details are in the Integration guide and Edge SDK.

Written for the platform as of 2026-10-02.

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