The ML Lifecycle
1
Start a Jupyter Notebook or Connect Local VSCode/Cursor to remote compute
To start a Jupyter Notebook, follow the docs here: Launch Jupyter Notebook.To start a remote SSH server and develop on VSCode by connecting to remote compute, launch a SSH server
2
Run Your Training Job
Notebooks are great for experimentation and in some cases, can suffice for running small training jobs - however, in most cases, you will want to deploy the training job
to a remote server where you can run it manually or on a schedule. Use the Jobs feature in TrueFoundry to create training job.
3
Log Your Trained Model and Metrics
You can log your models in the TrueFoundry model registry using the Python SDK or UI. You will need to first create a repository to store the models in. You can log your models
using this guide.