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Here are the setup instructions. Please reply in the thread if you have questions or issues. | |
Using your own AWS account, log in to the AWS console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/sagemaker. | |
Select the « Ireland » region in the top-right corner | |
Go to « Notebook / Notebook instances » | |
Click on « Create notebook instance » | |
« Notebook instance name » | |
Type a name for your instance, e.g « workshop-instance » | |
« Notebook instance type » | |
Select « ml.t2.medium ». No need for anything bigger | |
« IAM role » | |
Select « Create a new role » | |
Select « Any S3 bucket » | |
Click on « Create role » | |
« Git repositories » | |
Select « Clone a public Git repository » from the dropdown list | |
In the « Git repository » box, enter: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Learn-Amazon-SageMaker | |
Click on « Create notebook instance » and wait until the instance is « In Service » | |
Click on « Open Jupyter » | |
You should see the repository at the root of your Jupiter files. | |
If not, you probably mistyped the repo name. No problem, you can clone it manually: | |
Open a new terminal in Jupyter: « New / Terminal » in the right-hand side dropdown menu | |
cd SageMaker | |
git clone https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Learn-Amazon-SageMaker | |
Setup is complete. Please wait for further instructions :) |
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