Release notes for IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact 1.2
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Description
IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact 1.2 is an add-on to IBM Spectrum Conductor 2.3 that provides deep learning capabilities to your IBM Spectrum Conductor environment.
IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact provides robust, end-to-end workflow support for deep learning application logic. This includes the complete lifecycle management from installation and configuration, data ingest and preparation, building, optimizing, and training and testing the model.
IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact is built on IBM Spectrum Conductor, a highly available and resilient multitenant distributed framework, providing Apache Spark and deep learning application lifecycle support, centralized management and monitoring, end-to-end security, and support from IBM.
Announcement
The IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact 1.2 announcement is available at http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/index.wss.
Packages
- IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact 1.2 Installation for Linux (64-bit) (dli-1.2.0.0_x86_64.bin)
Key prerequisites
IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact 1.2 requires IBM Spectrum Conductor 2.3. All hosts must use x86 hardware and must have either Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 7.5 or Ubuntu 16.04 installed. For more information, see Requirements for IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact 1.2.
Deep learning frameworks
- TensorFlow 1.10
- Caffe 1.0
Installation
Applying fixes
Interim fixes and fix packs for IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact 1.2 and IBM Spectrum Conductor 2.3 are available from IBM Fix Central.
Limitations and known issues
Limitations, and known problems are documented as individual technotes in the IBM® Support Portal. As problems are discovered and resolved, IBM Support Portal updates the knowledge base. By searching the knowledge base, you can find workarounds or solutions to problems.
For limitations and known problems that exist in IBM Spectrum Conductor Deep Learning Impact 1.2, see Limitations and known issues.