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Workshop Cost - FREE

This workshop is FREE, but would otherwise cost <25 USD.

Workshop Cost

Workshop Agenda

Workshop Agenda

Workshop Instructions

Note: This workshop will create an ephemeral AWS acccount for each attendee. This ephemeral account is not accessible after the workshop. You can, of course, clone this GitHub repo and reproduce the entire workshop in your own AWS Account.

0. Logout of All AWS Consoles Across All Browser Tabs

If you do not logout of existing AWS Consoles, things will not work properly.

AWS Account Logout

Please logout of all AWS Console sessions in all browser tabs.

1. Login to the Workshop Portal (aka Event Engine).

Event Box Event Engine Account

Event Box Launch

Event Engine Terms and Conditions

Event Engine Dashboard

2. Login to the AWS Console

Event Engine AWS Console

Take the defaults and click on Open AWS Console. This will open AWS Console in a new browser tab.

If you see this message, you need to logout from any previously used AWS accounts.

AWS Account Logout

Please logout of all AWS Console sessions in all browser tabs.

Double-check that your account name is similar to TeamRole/MasterKey as follows:

IAM Role

If not, please logout of your AWS Console in all browser tabs and re-run the steps above!

3. Launch a SageMaker Notebook Instance

Open the AWS Management Console

Note: This workshop has been tested on the US West (Oregon) (us-west-2) region. Make sure that you see Oregon on the top right hand corner of your AWS Management Console. If you see a different region, click the dropdown menu and select US West (Oregon).

In the AWS Console search bar, type SageMaker and select Amazon SageMaker to open the service console.

SageMaker Console.

Select Create notebook instance.

SageMaker Console.

SageMaker Console

In the Notebook instance name text box, enter workshop.

Choose ml.c5.2xlarge. We'll only be using this instance to launch jobs. The training job themselves will run either on a SageMaker managed cluster or an Amazon EKS cluster.

Volume size 250 - this is needed to explore datasets, build docker containers, and more. During training data is copied directly from Amazon S3 to the training cluster when using SageMaker. When using Amazon EKS, we'll setup a distributed file system that worker nodes will use to get access to training data.

Fill notebook instance

In the IAM role box, select the default TeamRole.

Fill notebook instance

Click Create notebook instance.

Fill notebook instance

4. Start the Jupyter Notebook

Note: Proceed when the status of the notebook instance changes from Pending to InService after a few minutes.

Start Jupyter

5. Launch a New Terminal within the Jupyter Notebook

Click File > New > [...scroll down...] Terminal to launch a terminal in your Jupyter instance.

6. Clone this GitHub Repo in the Terminal

Within the Jupyter terminal, run the following:

cd ~/SageMaker && git clone https://github.com/data-science-on-aws/workshop

REPEATING AGAIN - THIS IS IMPORTANT - MAKE SURE YOU RUN THIS IN THE JUPYTER TERMINAL

cd ~/SageMaker && git clone https://github.com/data-science-on-aws/workshop

7. Navigate Back to Notebook View

8. Start the Workshop!

Navigate to 01_setup/ in your Jupyter notebook and start the workshop!

You may need to refresh your browser if you don't see the new workshop/ directory.

Start Workshop

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