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$ sky launch -c mixtral ./azure_serve.yaml


Task from YAML spec: ./azure_serve.yaml
I 03-20 09:31:10 optimizer.py:691] == Optimizer ==
I 03-20 09:31:10 optimizer.py:702] Target: minimizing cost
I 03-20 09:31:10 optimizer.py:714] Estimated cost: $7.3 / hour
I 03-20 09:31:10 optimizer.py:714]
I 03-20 09:31:10 optimizer.py:837] Considered resources (1 node):
I 03-20 09:31:10 optimizer.py:907] --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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resources:
  cloud: azure
  accelerators: {A100-80GB:2, A100-80GB:4, A100:8, A100-80GB:8}
  ports: 8000

setup: |
  conda activate mixtral
  if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
	conda create -n mixtral -y python=3.10
	conda activate mixtral

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version: '2'

services:

  portainer:
    image: portainer/portainer
    container_name: portainer
    restart: always
    environment:
      - VIRTUAL_HOST=docker.DOMAIN.TLD

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#
# provision_server.yaml
# Author: Joel Hans, for SSD Nodes
#
# This script aims to accomplish a few simple tasks:
#   * Create a new user with `sudo` access
#   * Enable SSH key-based authentication
#   * Harden SSH with some simple-but-logical options
#   * Install a few packages for convenience
#

joelhans

Middleman doesn't yet support multiple blogs, so on my portfolio, I needed a way to loop through my "work" items in a reliable way. I didn't want to have to mess with a bunch of code just when I was adding a new project to the mix. Thanks to Middleman's sitemap feature, and a little Googling, I figured out a way. In Haml:

- sitemap.resources.each do |page|
  - if page.url =~ /^(\/work\/)/
    =link_to page.data.title, page.url

Basically, this loops through every page in the sitemap and filters out everything that doesn't contain the string in the regex. The string I'm looking for here is "/work/". Edit accordingly, and remember that forward slashes (these guys: /) must be escaped with a backslash (one of these: ).