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Taking your ZenML workflow to the next level. |
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This section of the guide consists of easy to follow guides on how to connect the major public clouds to your ZenML deployment. We achieve this by configuring a stack.
A stack is the configuration of tools and infrastructure that your pipelines can run on. When you run a pipeline, ZenML performs a different series of actions depending on the stack.
ZenML is the translation layer that allows your code to run on any of your stacks
Note, this guide focuses on the registering a stack, meaning that the resources required to run pipelines have already been provisioned. In order to provision the underlying infrastructure, you can either do so manually, via a IaC tool like Terraform, or use ZenML's sister project MLStacks.
