![]() We start by installing the Operator in the kubeflow namespace. The Kubeflow Training Operator provides custom resources that makes it easy to run distributed or non-distributed TensorFlow/PyTorch/Apache MXNet/XGBoost/MPI jobs on RedHat OpenShift. The PyTorchJob is a custom resource to run PyTorch training jobs. Installing the Kubeflow PyTorch Training Operator ![]() Later releases of OpenShift may require corresponding changes in versions of scheduler plugins where the API Group of CRDs PodGroup and ElasticQuota migrated to thus requiring new labels using a style of *. Finally we serve the huggingface and mnist models using Nvidia’s Triton Inference Server (formerly known as TensorRT Inference Server) using the NVIDIA GPU. We quantize the model and benchmark the time required for inferencing. We then turn our attention to inferencing and look at how to run the huggingface imdb sentiment analysis onnx model that we used in Part 1 with NVIDIA GPU in the notebook. In this Part 3, we first look at running a Kubeflow PyTorchJob with the AppWrapper for distributed training of Mnist. In Part 2, we saw how to use the Multi-Cluster App Dispatcher (MCAD) AppWrapper with pods for training. In Part 1, we saw how to train a model using CodeFlare and Ray cluster with multiple pods using GPUs. ![]() From Training to Model Serving with Red Hat OpenShift Data Science - Part 3 Kubeflow PytorchJob and Triton Inference Server Introduction
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