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Databricks · siet Erste Alpha-Version: Juni 2018 (Databricks); aktuelle Hauptversion MLflow 3, aktuellstes Minor-Release 3.14.0 (2026) · 2× · tolest 29. Juni 2026

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MLflow is an open-source AI engineering platform originally created by Databricks in 2018, now stewarded under the Linux Foundation. It covers experiment tracking, model registry and deployment for classical ML, plus observability (tracing), LLM-judge-based evaluation, and prompt management for LLM applications and agents. Built on OpenTelemetry, it supports any LLM provider or agent framework and is available both self-hosted and as a Databricks-managed cloud offering ("Managed MLflow"). The core software is fully free under the Apache 2.0 license.

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Features

Deployment (Self-Hosted/Cloud)Self-hosted (including official Helm chart for Kubernetes) or as Managed MLflow cloud service on Databricks
License100% open source under Apache 2.0 license, forever free
Open-Source OptionYes – 100% open source under Apache 2.0 license, permanently free. Under Linux Foundation governance; over 900 community contributors on GitHub.
PlatformLocal, on-premises, cloud, Kubernetes, and as managed service on Databricks, AWS SageMaker, Azure
PriceOpen-source core is free; Managed MLflow on Databricks billed by usage (compute/storage)
Pricing ModelOpen source (Apache 2.0) – free and royalty-free. Managed service on Databricks paid (Databricks platform pricing); Databricks Free Edition available for getting started.
Protocol CompatibilityTracing natively built on OpenTelemetry, plus MCP support
Release DateFirst released June 2018 (alpha) by Databricks; MLflow 3 since June 2025; MLflow 3.14.0 latest version
Supported Models/ProvidersAny LLM provider and agent framework; 100+ integrations; SDKs for Python, TypeScript/JavaScript, Java, R

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