dstack 0.9.1: Azure, Better UI and More

The latest update introduces Azure support, and includes other improvements.

At dstack, our goal is to create a simple and unified interface for ML engineers to run dev environments, pipelines, and apps on any cloud. With the latest update, we take another significant step in this direction.

We are thrilled to announce that the latest update introduces Azure support, among other things, making it incredibly easy to run dev environments, pipelines, and apps in Azure. Read on for more details.

Azure support

Using Azure with dstack is very straightforward. All you need to do is create the corresponding project via the UI and provide your Azure credentials.

NOTE:

For detailed instructions on setting up dstack for Azure, refer to the documentation.

Once the project is set up, you can define dev environments, pipelines, and apps as code, and easily run them with just a single command. dstack will automatically provision the infrastructure for you.

Logs and artifacts in UI

Secondly, with the new update, you now have the ability to browse the logs and artifacts of any run through the user interface.

Better documentation

Last but not least, with the update, we have reworked the documentation to provide a greater emphasis on specific use cases: dev environments, pipelines, and apps.

Try it out

Please note that when installing dstack via pip, you now need to specify the exact list of cloud providers you intend to use:

$ pip install "dstack[aws,gcp,azure]" -U

This requirement applies only when you start the server locally. If you connect to a server hosted elsewhere, you can use the shorter syntax:pip install dstack.

Feedback

If you have any feedback, including issues or questions, please share them in our Slack chat or file it as a GitHub issue.