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Tensorflow sounds like an ideal candidate for running in a container. List out all your approved compatible versions in the Dockerfile and distribute it with yo
by hadlock 7y ago
Tensorflow sounds like an ideal candidate for running in a container. List out all your approved compatible versions in the Dockerfile and distribute it with your source code and anyone can reproduce your results with the exact same setup.
- XCSme 7y agoYes, but for personal use, unless someone else already made those containers, I will still have to go myself through the trial-and-error process of finding the right combination of versions. Yes, second installation will be easier, but if I just want it on my PC it doesn't really help.
- hadlock 7y agoYou can `docker pull username/mytensorflowcontainer` and start from someone elses' work. Looks like Tensorflow has a how-to on the site: https://www.tensorflow.org/install/docker https://www.tensorflow.org/install/docker including working cpu-only and gpu-enabled examples.