Overview
Guild View is a web based application that lets you view runs and compare results.
Guild View supports these features:
- Compare run results in a table, similar to the information provided by Guild Compare
- View run metadata, similar to the information provided by
guild runs info
- View run files
- View run output
- View runs in TensorBoard
Start Guild View
To start Guild Run, run guild view
from a command line terminal.
guild view
Guild starts the application and opens it in a web browser.
You can filter the runs displayed by Guild View using command options. Refer to guild view
for a list of supported filter options.
Stop Guild View
To stop Guild View, in the command line terminal where you start Guild, press Ctrl-C.
Close any browser tabs that use Guild View to save memory.
Important Guild View tabs in your browser will no longer work properly after you stop Guild View in the command line terminal. To restart Guild View, close the tabs and re-run
guild view
from the command line. Guild will open a new tab in your browser.
Run Guild View Remotely
To access Guild View from a remote server, your local browser must have network connectivity to the remote server. This typically requires that specific ports be made available through a firewall or network router.
To specify a port when running Guild View, use the --port
option. For example, if port 8080
is open on the remote server, run:
guild view --port 8080
Running Guild View at http://hostname:8080 (Type Ctrl-C to quit)
Important Guild will not automatically open Guild View in your browser when you run
guild view
remotely. You must open the URL show in the console terminal.