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> One of the batch deployments will serve as the default deployment for the endpoint. The default deployment will be used to do the actual batch scoring when the endpoint is invoked. Learn more about [batch endpoints and batch deployment](concept-endpoints.md#what-are-batch-endpoints).
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The following YAML file defines a batch endpoint, which you can include in the CLI command for [batch endpoint creation](#create-a-batch-endpoint). In the repository, this file is located at `/cli/endpoints/batch/batch-endpoint.yml`.
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The following YAML file defines a batch endpoint, which you can include in the CLI command for [batch endpoint creation](#create-a-batch-endpoint). In the repository, this file is located at `/cli/endpoints/batch/mnist-endpoint.yml`.
The following table describes the key properties of the endpoint YAML. For the full batch endpoint YAML schema, see [CLI (v2) batch endpoint YAML schema](./reference-yaml-endpoint-batch.md).
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For more information about how to reference an Azure ML entity, see [Referencing an Azure ML entity](reference-yaml-core-syntax.md#referencing-an-azure-ml-entity).
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The example repository contains all the required files. The following YAML file defines a batch deployment with all the required inputs and optional settings. You can include this file in your CLI command to [create your batch deployment](#create-a-batch-deployment). In the repository, this file is located at `/cli/endpoints/batch/nonmlflow-deployment.yml`.
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The example repository contains all the required files. The following YAML file defines a batch deployment with all the required inputs and optional settings. You can include this file in your CLI command to [create your batch deployment](#create-a-batch-deployment). In the repository, this file is located at `/cli/endpoints/batch/mnist-torch-deployment.yml`.
For the full batch deployment YAML schema, see [CLI (v2) batch deployment YAML schema](./reference-yaml-deployment-batch.md).
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The example uses a model (`/cli/endpoints/batch/autolog_nyc_taxi`) trained and tracked with MLflow. `scoring_script` and `environment` can be auto generated using model's metadata, no need to specify in the YAML file. For more about MLflow, see [Train and track ML models with MLflow and Azure Machine Learning](how-to-use-mlflow.md).
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Below is the YAML file the example uses to deploy an MLflow model, which only contains the minimum required properties. The source file in repository is `/cli/endpoints/batch/mlflow-deployment.yml`.
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Below is the YAML file the example uses to deploy an MLflow model, which only contains the minimum required properties. The source file in repository is `/cli/endpoints/batch/nyc-taxi-mlflow-deployment.yml`.
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