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README.md

Distributed TensorFlow Object Detection Training and Serving on K8s with Kubeflow

This example demonstrates how to use kubeflow to train/serve an object detection model on an existing K8s cluster using the TensorFlow object detection API

This example is based on the TensorFlow Pets tutorial.

Steps:

  1. Setup a Kubeflow cluster
  2. Submit a distributed object detection training job
  3. Monitor your training job
  4. Export model
  5. Serve the model with GPU
  6. Submit a batch prediction job using GPU