AI Training - Start a job with a notebook Docker image
Learn how to start and use notebooks over AI training
Learn how to start and use notebooks over AI training
Last updated 3rd May, 2021.
This guide covers the process of starting a simple interactive notebook leveraging GPUs over AI Training service.
Follow the same steps as a classic job submission described here until you reach the Step 5 - Providing a Docker image.
A job
is basically a Docker container that is run within the OVHcloud infrastructure.
Notebooks are daemon jobs
, meaning that they will run indefinitely until the user request an interuption.
AI Training offers several notebooks images with different configurations. You can choose the configuration that best suits your needs among them.
Currently the following configurations are available :
pytorch
librariestensorflow 2
librarieshugging face
librariesmxnet
librariesfast.ai
librariesAutoGluon
+ mxnet
libraries
Once your image is chosen, click Next
.
Continue to follow the same steps as a classic job submission described here until you reach the Step 10 - Consulting your job.
If you want to be able to save your notebook files on your object storage we strongly advise to plug a read and write volume on your job before submitting. That volume will be synchronized with your object storage at the end of the job.
Once your job is In progress
, in the job description panel you should see the access url
link. Click on it and you will be redirected on your job url.
If your are not authenticated as a AI Training user you should see a screen asking your username and password.
If you have never created a user for AI Training yet you can follow the instruction here
Fill the field and click Login
.
In most provided preset images you can choose which editor you prefer between JupyterLab and VisualStudio code.
Just select the one that you want to use and you will be redirected to the corresponding one.
By default the home directory of your job is located under /workspace
. It means that you will have read and write access on that directory as well as your read and write mounted volumes.
If you are missing a library or a configuration, you can add it directly in command line in the console of the notebook as long as you don't need priviledge access (root access). Example : pip install <...>
For installing specific libraries that require priviledge access you will have to build your own notebook image and use it as custom image at step 2 instead of preset image. More information about creating your own docker image can be found here
If you open a console tab in your notebook and type nvidia-smi
you will see the available GPUs that you can use on your notebook.
Once you are done working with your notebook don't forget to stop it.
You can do it by selecting Stop
in the action menu.
Then confirm
your choice.
After some time your job should go in interrupted
state meaning that the job has been stopped.
Before going into interrupted
state, your job may run through finalizing
state. During this phase all data inside read & write volumes
are saved inside their linked containers in your object storage.
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