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When running a ‘docker build . -t imagename’ to build a new image, each of the steps in your Dockerfile outputs a one-line status, but if you need to see the actual output of each step, you need pass the –progress-plain option. If your build is stopping at a particular step and you need to …
AWS Lambdas can be packaged and deployed using a Docker image, described in the docs here. Serverless Framework makes building and deploying a Docker based Lambda incredibly simple. If you have a simplest Dockerfile like this (from the docs here): FROM public.ecr.aws/lambda/nodejs:14 # Assumes your function is named “app.js”, and there is a package.json file …
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I’m setting up an approach to run text generation model training jobs on demand with aitextgen, and the first approach I’m looking at is to run the training in a Docker container. Later I may move this to an AWS service like ECS, but this is my first step. I’ve built a Docker image with …
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Assuming you have a folder called /data that you want to mount and access within a Docker container, you can so this a couple of ways, but the easiest is to specify when you start the container as a bind mount, with: docker run –volume /host-path:/container-path:[rw|ro] imagename –volume More info and options in the docs …
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