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Hello Team I Am Enterprise User Looking For Help Related To Model Serving Capability I Followed The Tutorial To Create The Model , Push It To The Model Registry And Published The Same The Model Is Published Now I Was Expecting To See The Endpoint Unfo

Hello Team I am enterprise user
Looking for help related to model serving capability
I followed the tutorial to create the model , push it to the model registry and published the same
The model is published
Now I was expecting to see the endpoint
Unfortunately I can’t see it in the model endpoints section
What am missing
Please help

  
  
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Hi SucculentKitten7 , I think you're confusing the publish action to deployment. Publishing a model does not deploy it, it simply changes the state of the model to published so it cannot be changed anymore and also publishes the task that created it.

To deploy models you need to either use clearml-serving or the LLM deployment application

  
  
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