Pushing a ModelKit to a Repository
Creating your own repository and pushing ModelKits to it requires you to be logged in to Jozu Hub. If you don't have an account you can sign up.
1) Create a Repository
- Click the
Add Repository
button - Fill in the fields in the modal box
- Click
Create Repository
This will bring you to a new screen with the name of your repository at the top and instructions on how to push to the repository below.
2) Pushing a ModelKit
Now that you have your own Repository you can push your ModelKits to it. If you haven't created a ModelKit yet, you can learn how to do it from the open source KitOps quick start.
With your ModelKit packed on your machine, push it to your repository using the following command:
bash
kit push jozu.ml/[your-user-name]/[your-repository-name]:[tag-name]
In my case I'm pushing a ModelKit tagged latest
to a repository called test
in my account called brad
:
sh
kit push jozu.ml/brad/test:latest
In the Kit CLI window you will see a set of Copying
commands and a final message that says Pushed sha256:...
.
Refreshing your browser in the repository you pushed to will show the new ModelKit tag.
INFO
The Jozu Hub is in beta, so not everything works yet and we would love your feedback: reach us at [email protected].