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Create E2E example of distributed model training and serving. #2
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Working on this, can someone assign? |
This is fantastic. What dataset are you working with? What is the ML task? |
@elsonrodriguez Ping? |
We're trying to narrow down what model/data combo can be fully trained within a reasonable timeframe. Any suggestions? |
@elsonrodriguez I'm beginning work on Kubeflow #157. Want to help? I broke it down into pieces as issues in this repo, so feel free to pick one of them up. |
@texasmichelle Yeah Sure! We ended up going with mnist and are just about done with an initial pass on this. I'll ping you when I open the PR and if you see anything that can be re-used let me know and I'll try to make it more generic to fit the GH summarization use case. |
Currently most of the examples do not show how to complete the training of a model within kubeflow, and also take that trained model and serve it with kubeflow.
We need an example that covers this from start to finish.
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