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Congrats on the launch! Overall I like the idea and I agree with you, either the tools are too focused on Data Scientists or there are a lot of DevOps involved
by thegginthesky 5y ago
Congrats on the launch!
Overall I like the idea and I agree with you, either the tools are too focused on Data Scientists or there are a lot of DevOps involved to get things started
I work on the field so I have some questions:
- Are there any plans to connect the project into a git repo?
- Is there any option for me to pass trained binaries to your product? For example I have a beast of a machine and I can easily train things locally, but I'd like to host the inference with you guys
- Do you intend to allow automated testing and linting?
- Mernit 5y agoHi, thanks for the questions! We're planning on adding a way to synchronize a git repo to a sandbox, should be out by April. Right now, you can upload a trained binary to a sandbox and return it from the train function, and then use it for inference. So it's a bit manual at this point, but we're planning on improving that workflow shortly. We built linting and testing into the sandbox, but testing is currently triggered manually - we're planning on building both into our CI/CD system (scheduled training)