cases: training on a remote machine (SSH)
See original GitHub issuefor example, ssh to a remote machine, git clone / pull to get your code, then dvc pull to download your dataset, and dvc repro or dvc run to start training your models
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This is not a use case actually by the way it’s written. Title should be changed to make it a use case, or it can be part of the user guide.
@Naba7 sure! You can take our NLP tutorial or get-started as a base example, and show step by step how to run it remotely via SSH or on S3 EC2 using tools like spotty.