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A way to provide my own docker image? #61
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@hamelsmu , there is! I have a task on my list to add docs to caliban.readthedocs.io, but the CHANGELOG should provide enough of an example to get you started. Here's the relevant entry:
How to useTo be more clear than the above:
{"base_image": "ubuntu:18.04"} or {
"base_image": {
"cpu": "cpu_base_image",
"gpu": "gpu_base_image"
}
} In the first case, GPU and CPU mode will use the same base image. In the latter case you can configure separate custom base images for each mode. THe CHANGELOG references a format string trick too, if you want to use that. Hope this helps, @hamelsmu ! |
@hamelsmu also please let me know if you run into any trouble, or have any more questions. Awesome that you're giving Caliban a try. |
Thanks so much for your guidance @sritchie ❤️ One more question. What I am trying to do is:
I see that this tool allows me to run workloads in the cloud what about Jupyter Notebook in the cloud with the Docker Image, is this My use case is that I want to create a GitHub Action that is automatically triggered when a repo is forked and optionally spins up a Jupyter Notebook automatically for users on GCP, when someone inputs their credentials. I was trying to use a really high-level abstraction like this one to start with, but it could be that perhaps I'm thinking about it the wrong way. BTW: my apologies if this is more of a GCP question and not a Thanks again for your help. Either way I am going to definitely try to use this as it is super cool |
Is there a way to provide a Dockerfile or reference to a public docker image instead of relying on requirements.txt etc ?
Context: I'm working on a repo2docker Action that integrates with GitHub and want to explore automatically launching notebooks from a repo.
Google Cloud seems like a promising place to start! P.S. I found this tool through @rand
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