How to put python script in AWS?
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I want to place my python machine learning code in AWS. Can someone please help me with the procedure. Thank you.
Python script is in .py format.
python-3.x amazon-web-services machine-learning
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I want to place my python machine learning code in AWS. Can someone please help me with the procedure. Thank you.
Python script is in .py format.
python-3.x amazon-web-services machine-learning
Not much information here, but read up on aws.amazon.com/sagemaker.
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I want to place my python machine learning code in AWS. Can someone please help me with the procedure. Thank you.
Python script is in .py format.
python-3.x amazon-web-services machine-learning
I want to place my python machine learning code in AWS. Can someone please help me with the procedure. Thank you.
Python script is in .py format.
python-3.x amazon-web-services machine-learning
python-3.x amazon-web-services machine-learning
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Not much information here, but read up on aws.amazon.com/sagemaker.
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Not much information here, but read up on aws.amazon.com/sagemaker.
– jarmod
Nov 22 at 14:38
Not much information here, but read up on aws.amazon.com/sagemaker.
– jarmod
Nov 22 at 14:38
Not much information here, but read up on aws.amazon.com/sagemaker.
– jarmod
Nov 22 at 14:38
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You have many options available:
- You can start your script using EC2's User Data feature
- You can use
rsync
your script to the EC2 instance and run it over SSH - You can build a Docker container in which you would include your script and run a task in ECS
- If your script takes less than 15 minutes to execute, you can run it in a Lambda function
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
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You have many options available:
- You can start your script using EC2's User Data feature
- You can use
rsync
your script to the EC2 instance and run it over SSH - You can build a Docker container in which you would include your script and run a task in ECS
- If your script takes less than 15 minutes to execute, you can run it in a Lambda function
add a comment |
up vote
1
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You have many options available:
- You can start your script using EC2's User Data feature
- You can use
rsync
your script to the EC2 instance and run it over SSH - You can build a Docker container in which you would include your script and run a task in ECS
- If your script takes less than 15 minutes to execute, you can run it in a Lambda function
add a comment |
up vote
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up vote
1
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You have many options available:
- You can start your script using EC2's User Data feature
- You can use
rsync
your script to the EC2 instance and run it over SSH - You can build a Docker container in which you would include your script and run a task in ECS
- If your script takes less than 15 minutes to execute, you can run it in a Lambda function
You have many options available:
- You can start your script using EC2's User Data feature
- You can use
rsync
your script to the EC2 instance and run it over SSH - You can build a Docker container in which you would include your script and run a task in ECS
- If your script takes less than 15 minutes to execute, you can run it in a Lambda function
answered Nov 22 at 14:22
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