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Phoenix CLI

Run your data science workloads on high-performance cloud infrastructure in the fewest of steps.

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Installation

You can download and install the CLI for any of the following platforms.

Supported Platform Download (Latest)
Windows Link
Linux Link
macOS Link

To download a specific version, visit the releases page.

Usage

First you need to initialize Phoenix in your data science project directory:

phx init

This will create a .phoenix folder inside your project root directory.

Next you need to login to the Phoenix Platform by running this command and filling out your credentials in the prompts:

phx login

As easily as that, now your project is ready for the cloud.

Running jobs

You can run a job:

phx run --cluster $CLUSTER_NAME --flavor $FLAVOR_NAME --name $YOUR_JOB_NAME $COMMAND $ARGS

Creating Jupyter Notebooks

You can also run a Jupyter Notebook on-demand and attach it to Google Colab as an external powerful non-interrupting runtime kernel:

phx jupyter create --cluster $CLUSTER_NAME --flavor $FLAVOR_NAME --name $YOUR_JUPYTER_INSTANCE_NAME
phx jupyter attach

Now, as long as your terminal is open, you can connect your Colab to this runtime using the "Connect to a local runtime" button in Colab interface.

You can read more about how to connect Colab to a local runtime here.

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If you had any questions or problems, join our server on Discord.

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