Ludwig with Docker
You can also run Ludwig using the docker images available on dockerhub. These images come with a full set of pre-requiste packages to support the capabilities of Ludwig
Repositories¶
The following repositories each contain a version of Ludwig with full features built
from the master
branch.
ludwigai/ludwig
Ludwig packaged with PyTorchludwigai/ludwig-gpu
Ludwig packaged with gpu-enabled version of PyTorchludwigai/ludwig-ray
Ludwig packaged with PyTorch and 2.2 version of ray-project/rayludwigai/ludwig-ray-gpu
Ludwig packaged with gpu-enabled versions of PyTorch and 2.2 version of ray-project/ray
Image Tags¶
The following are the image tags that can be used when pulling and running the docker images.
master
- built from Ludwig'smaster
branchnightly
- nightly build of Ludwig's software.sha-<commit point>
- version of Ludwig software at designated git sha1 7-character commit point.
Running Containers¶
Here are some examples of using the ludwigai/ludwig:master
image to:
- run the
ludwig cli
command or - run Python program containing Ludwig api or
- view Ludwig results with Tensorboard
For purposes of the examples assume this host directory structure
/top/level/directory/path/
data/
train.csv
src/
config.yaml
ludwig_api_program.py
Run Ludwig CLI¶
# set shell variable to parent directory
parent_path=/top/level/directory/path
# invoke docker run command to execute the ludwig cli
# map host directory ${parent_path}/data to container /data directory
# map host directory ${parent_path}/src to container /src directory
docker run -v ${parent_path}/data:/data \
-v ${parent_path}/src:/src \
ludwigai/ludwig:master \
experiment --config /src/config.yaml \
--dataset /data/train.csv \
--output_directory /src/results
Experiment results can be found in host
directory /top/level/directory/path/src/results
Run Python program using Ludwig APIs¶
# set shell variable to parent directory
parent_path=/top/level/directory/path
# invoke docker run command to execute Python interpreter
# map host directory ${parent_path}/data to container /data directory
# map host directory ${parent_path}/src to container /src directory
# set current working directory to container /src directory
# change default entrypoint from ludwig to python
docker run -v ${parent_path}/data:/data \
-v ${parent_path}/src:/src \
-w /src \
--entrypoint python \
ludwigai/ludwig:master /src/ludwig_api_program.py
Ludwig results can be found in host
directory /top/level/directory/path/src/results