September 2017
Beginner to intermediate
304 pages
7h 2m
English
Let's say that we have a simple text file:
$ cat blah.txt This is an example file.
If this file is part of the data we are utilizing in our ML workflow, we should version it. To version this file in our repository, myrepo, we just need to commit it into that repository:
$ pachctl put-file myrepo master -c -f blah.txt
The -c flag specifies that we want Pachyderm to open a new commit, insert the file we are referencing, and close the commit all in one shot. The -f flag specifies that we are providing a file.
Note that we are committing a single file to the master branch of a single repository here. However, the Pachyderm API is incredibly flexible. We can commit, delete, or otherwise modify many versioned ...
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