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When we working with cloud-native applications we often have a CLI interface. Would be great if we can run tensorflow-cloud in the terminal using something like tfc run mnist_example.py
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Thank you for raising this Eddy, as a work around you could have your tfc.run() script in python file say my_example.py. Then from the command prompt you can run it by
No totally because the idea is that the user doesn't need to create a python file if he no wants to, instead of executing a command in the command line is enough, for example:
tfc run mnist_example.py
This is another interface to use tf-cloud. We can use tf-cloud with .py files, .ipynb files, and with this we will use tf-cloud through CLI.
When we working with cloud-native applications we often have a CLI interface. Would be great if we can run tensorflow-cloud in the terminal using something like
tfc run mnist_example.py
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: