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Because Azure Machine Learning now provides rich, consolidated capabilities for model training and deploying, we'll retire the older Machine Learning Studio (classic) service on 31 August 2024. Please transition to using Azure Machine Learning by that date. If you have a question, please post it in this thread.
Follow these steps to transition using Azure Machine Learning before 31 August 2024. Pricing may be subject to change, please view pricing here.
If you have any additional queries regarding this retirement, please use comments on this thread to ask your specific queries and we will try our best to answer those queries.
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Hi,
I can check if i can still use Microsoft Machine Learning Studio (Classic) to create “new experiment” & “new web services” until Aug 2024?
Thanks!
@Max K L CHUA (ITE) Yes, you can use the same till Aug 2024 if you have already created a azure machine learning classic resource but beginning 1 December 2021, you will not be able to create new Machine Learning Studio (classic) resources from Azure portal.
Through 31 August 2024, you can continue to use the existing Machine Learning Studio (classic) resources.
ML Studio (classic) documentation is being retired and may not be updated in the future.
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Just to clarify, I understand that new resources can't be created but if there is already a resource created an in-use are we still able to modify it after 1 December, or does it need to remain static? Just concerned that if something needs a minor tweak past that date if we need to migrate to the newer service first.
@Bryan Miller You can create/update your new/existing experiments/endpoints with your existing Azure machine learning classic resource even after 1st December 2021 till August 31st 2024. After the deadline 1st December 2021 new Azure ML classic workspace resources cannot be created from Azure portal. I hope this helps.
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Hi, I have one more question about that Azure retirement. What I understand is existing users can still use create "new experiment" until Aug 2024 and new users can't create Azure ML classic workspace after 1st December 2021. The question is that "new users" means someone who has never log-in Azure ML classic or someone who uses Azure-ML classic service first.
"New users" are the ones who are trying to create the Classic workspace for the first time.
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Will Web Services hosted in Machine Learning Studio (classic) still be operational after 31 August 2024?
Or will we have to rebuild and publish them in Azure Machine Learning?
If we have to rebuild and publish them in Azure Machine Learning, is there a way to transfer the same URIs and API Keys?