Can you use sagemaker Python libraries on my localhost?

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I am interested if one can import sagemaker packages on your own local Python environment or whether they are restricted to AWS Sagemaker?

from sagemaker_automl import AutoMLInteractiveRunner, AutoMLLocalCandidate

For instance can I somehow download the sagemaker_automl?

I know the there are no sagemaker packages available in the conda repository. Perhaps there is some other way to get them.

Andre.IDK · Accepted Answer · 2020-11-28 22:05:11Z

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The Sagemaker Python SDK is open source and on GitHub, as well as published on Pypi.

You can install it by running:

pip install sagemaker

answered Nov 28, 2020 at 22:05

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Borut Flis Over a year ago

Thanks for your answer do you maybe know if it is possible to run Sagemaker on Windows as well?

Andre.IDK Over a year ago

@BorutFlis according to the documentation the SDK is supported only on Unix/Linux and Mac systems. If you’re on a Windows machine, your best bets are WSL 2, Docker, VM (in this order).

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