Installation guide¶
Table of contents
Before installation¶
Please contact us via email (enot@enot.ai) or our website (enot.ai) to notify that you want to try ENOT Framework.
To configure our license servers we need to know public IP address of computer/subnet on which framework will be installed. Please send us this address and we will configure license for you.
Installation¶
1. Install ENOT framework¶
pip install enot-autodl
Note that if you installed ENOT Framework package from another source (not from
PyPI), remove it with pip uninstall enot before installing
enot-autodl with pip package manager.
2. License set up¶
Create hasp_26970.ini file in $HOME/.hasplm folder with the following content:
broadcastsearch = 0
serveraddr = 212.20.47.88
disable_IPv6 = 0
This can be done using the following commands:
mkdir -p $HOME/.hasplm
echo -e 'broadcastsearch = 0\nserveraddr = 212.20.47.88\ndisable_IPv6 = 0' > $HOME/.hasplm/hasp_26970.ini
3. Setup Jupyter kernel¶
Install ipykernel into your virtual environment.
pip install ipykernel
ipython kernel install --user --name=my_env --display-name="MyEnv"
Now you are ready to run examples.
Installation for Yandex DataSphere¶
1. Generate Yandex API key¶
Generate and save API key: https://cloud.yandex.com/en/docs/iam/operations/api-key/create
3. Install and configure ENOT Framework¶
3.1. Install enot-autodl-yandex from PyPI¶
(this command should be executed in notebook cell)
%pip install enot-autodl-yandex
3.2. Configure license server¶
(these commands should be executed in notebook cell)
!mkdir -p $HOME/.hasplm
!echo 'broadcastsearch = 0\nserveraddr = 212.20.47.88\ndisable_IPv6 = 0' > $HOME/.hasplm/hasp_26970.ini
3.3. Create secret¶
Create secret with name ENOT_YA_API_KEY containing the previously generated API key.
https://cloud.yandex.com/en/docs/datasphere/concepts/secrets