We mean using the Valohai CLI to run executions on the Valohai platform.
$ vh exec run build-cpu-gpu-uberjar [--adhoc]
### Run `vh exec run --help` to find out more about this command
Note: use --adhoc
only if you have not setup your Valohai project with a git repo or have unsaved commits and want to experiment before being sure of the configuration.
Creates and uploads the artifacts into the Valohai storage which can be referred to later on.
$ vh exec run train-cpu-linux
--cpu-linux-uberjar=datum://016dffe8-0faa-ca1d-4ce4-994274576fe1 [--adhoc]
### Run `vh exec run --help` to find out more about this command
$ vh exec run evaluate-model-linux \
--uber-jar=datum://016dff00-43b7-b599-0e85-23a16749146e \
--model=datum://016dff2a-a0d4-3e63-d8da-6a61a96a7ba6 [--adhoc]
$ vh exec run train-gpu-linux \
--gpu-linux-uberjar=datum://016dffe8-0faa-ca1d-4ce4-994274576fe1 [--adhoc]
### Run `vh exec run --help` to find out more about this command
$ vh exec run evaluate-model-linux \
--uber-jar=datum://016dff00-2095-4df7-5d9e-02cb7cd009bb \
--model=datum://016dff2a-a0d4-3e63-d8da-6a61a96a7ba6 [--adhoc]
Note: the datum://[sha]
links used in all the above examples will have to be replaced with the ones relevant iny our case, you can get them by quering the exections, outputs and other running tasks - using the Valohai CLI tool.
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