MLOps & experiment tracking · Seldon Technologies Ltd. (acquired by TrueFoundry, June 2026)
Seldon
Kubernetes-native model deployment and serving platform for putting trained ML models into production.
Seldon (Seldon Core) is a model-deployment and serving tool for Kubernetes, not an experiment tracker or a standalone monitoring product: it wraps trained models in standardized inference servers and manages rollout patterns such as canary releases, A/B tests, and multi-armed-bandit routing between model versions. It supports common ML and deep-learning frameworks through prebuilt or custom inference servers and integrates with separate monitoring/explainability libraries (Alibi Detect, Alibi Explain) that the company also maintains. Seldon Core moved from Apache-2.0 to the Business Source License in 2024, though the lighter-weight MLServer component remains Apache-2.0; it is deployed self-hosted on a Kubernetes cluster or as a managed/VPC offering through enterprise contracts. Seldon Technologies was acquired by TrueFoundry in June 2026, which plans to fold Seldon Core into its own deployment and observability platform.
At a glance
| Vendor | Seldon Technologies Ltd. (acquired by TrueFoundry, June 2026) |
|---|---|
| Pricing model | Quote only |
| Free tier | — |
| Deployment | Cloud, Self-hosted |
| Open source | No (BSL-1.1) |
| Best for | Platform teams deploying and rolling out models on Kubernetes who need built-in canary/A-B routing. |
Pricing
Seldon ML Server remains open source and free; commercial Seldon Core / Core+ deployments are sold through custom, sales-negotiated contracts with no published self-serve pricing found on the vendor's site.
Pricing has not been verified yet — see the vendor's site.
Features
- Kubernetes-native model deployment and serving
- Canary, shadow, and A/B rollout patterns
- Multi-armed-bandit model routing
- Prebuilt inference servers for common frameworks
- Custom inference server support
- Integration with Alibi Detect for drift/outlier detection
- Integration with Alibi Explain for model explainability
Integrations
Profile last reviewed September 21, 2026