Hello World
Hello World with Float16 Serverless GPU
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Hello World with Float16 Serverless GPU
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This tutorial will guide you through running your first "Hello World" program on Float16's serverless GPU platform. Follow these steps after installing the Float16 CLI.
First, authenticate with the Float16 CLI using your provided token
Create a new project directory and navigate into it
Initialize the project with required configuration files
This command creates a float16.conf file and an empty requirements.txt for managing dependencies.
Create a new Python file named "helloWorld.py" with a simple print statement:
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Start the remote container
Once successfully started, run your Python file on the remote instance
Wait for the execution to complete. Upon success, you'll see the following output
Congratulations! You've successfully run your first program on Float16's serverless GPU platform.
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