- Users
- Managing Models and Releases
- Uploading Artifacts
- Using a Model
- Reviews
- Reviewing Releases and Access Requests
- Reviewed Releases and Access Requests
- Programmatically using Bailo
- Administration
- Getting Started
- Helm
- Schema
- Migrations
- Managing Bailo
Overview
Creating a Model
Completing the Model
Creating a Release
Uploading Files
Uploading Images
Requesting Access
Personal Access Tokens
Using a a Pushed Docker Image
Downloading files
Reviewing a Release
Reviewing an Access Request
Releases
Access Requests
Authentication
Open API
Python Client
Building The Bailo Image
App Configuration
Basic Usage
Configuration
Isolated Environments
Create a Schema
Upload a Schema
Bailo v0.4
Bailo v2.0
Uploading docker images
Bailo uses a docker registry to store images of models. Unlike files, docker images are model specific; meaning that you upload them to a model and then add them to a release.
Pushing a model to Bailo
You can push a model to Bailo by following the instructions in the registry tab of your model.
Adding an image to a release
Once your image has been pushed to Bailo's registry you can now add it to one of your releases.
What is a docker container?
In the context of bailo, a docker container is an isolated application or service that can be used to run your models from. This makes models easier to work with as models can just be 'spun-up' and inferenced from.
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