Cloudam, as an industry-leading cloud-HPC platform, has a variety of GPU instances, such as NVIDIA A100 and V100, which has become an awesome tool for Deep Learning professionals and fans.
Any DL engineers or fans who want to power your DL projects for the Kaggle competitions with massive high-performance computing resources, here's a hands-on tutorial of how you can seamlessly connect your Kaggle dataset to Cloudam.
Step-by-step
1. Create an API key in Kaggle.
To do this, go to Kaggle.com and open your user settings page.
2. Next, scroll down to the API access section and click 'generate' to download an API key.
This will download a file called kaggle.json to your PC. You'll use this file in Cloudam to access Kaggle datasets and competitions.
3. Navigate to Cloudam Console. (Register now and get the $30 Free Trial for every new user)
4. Upload your kaggle.json file on the 'Storage' page.
You can easily upload files and folders to Cloudam Storage by either clicking a few buttons or drag & drop
5. Install the Kaggle API and move the kaggle.json file into ~/.kaggle
6. Now you can access datasets using the client.
7. Download the datasets and extract the CSV file from the zip file.
8. Now, you can successfully read the Kaggle dataset into Cloudam, and run a test with multiple GPU choices with the $30 Free Trial.
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