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Add your Kubernetes Clusters

NetBook Orchestrates your ML training and production jobs on your existing clusters. To add your clusters follow the below steps

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Before you connect your clusters to NetBook, make sure you have Kubernetes Clusters setup on your cloud.

Follow this to setup Kubernetes on

  1. AWS -EKS ( AWS managed Kubernetes)

  2. Azure-EKS ( Azure managed Kubernetes)

  3. GKS( Google managed Kubernetes)

  4. Private Data Centre

    1. FluidStack

Post Setup, Navigate to Compute Backends on NetBook Platform

Click on Add New

Give a unique name to the cluster

You'll be give a command to apply on the cluster. Post which, NetBook can now operate and orchestrate on your cluster for your ML workloads.

Now, you can select the cluster on workspaces, experiments and other components on NetBook platform to seamlessly run your workloads.

You can also check compute utilization by clicking on the created cluster for cluster level and node level information.

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Copy the command and run on the cluster