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Support building TensorFlow Serving on OS X #1
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Even though we don't yet have full support for it, it does work if you run it in a docker container - http://tensorflow.github.io/serving/docker We should still add full support without requiring docker. |
I have issues compiling serving on mac, i guess its still not supported for mac. |
…a given servable: (1) have BasicManager always forget about a servable that goes to state kEnd; (2) when AspiredVersionsManager gets a re-aspire request for a servable not in state kEnd, it blocks until that servable reaches kEnd (and everything gets reset) Regarding #1: independent of the re-aspire issue, I think that's a cleaner contract and it also ensures the manager won't accumulate state proportional to the # of failed servables it has ever dealt with. Change: 132115088
…a given servable: (1) have BasicManager always forget about a servable that goes to state kEnd; (2) when AspiredVersionsManager gets a re-aspire request for a servable not in state kEnd, it blocks until that servable reaches kEnd (and everything gets reset) Regarding tensorflow#1: independent of the re-aspire issue, I think that's a cleaner contract and it also ensures the manager won't accumulate state proportional to the # of failed servables it has ever dealt with. Change: 132115088
Closing as the recommended way to build is using the development docker image. |
Update pip source for python 2.7 #1
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