Building a Machine Learning Enabled Bot in the Cloud
summary
A working serverless Slack bot that classifies aircraft images using AWS Lambda, API Gateway, S3 and a SageMaker endpoint plus optional Amazon Rekognition is built and demoed. The quick demo trains on ~1,500 images (≈475 per class) for 5 epochs and shows validation around 85–92% in ~7–8 minutes; production used ~10,000 images per class on a GPU cluster and ran for hours. Integration uses Lambda + API Gateway, it generally works but accuracy and cost depend on training scale and running endpoints.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:57Aircraft ML Twitter bot
- 7:11AWS architecture
- 10:01Setting up Amazon SageMaker for model training
- 35:22Lambda interface
- 54:53API Gateway interface
- 1:00:40Slack bot integration
- 1:14:34End-to-end testing
- 1:17:31Cleanup and Q&A
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