Try Other Floability Backpacks
These examples are not part of the timed, instructor-led tutorial. Use them afterward to explore how the same backpack structure supports other workflow styles and scientific applications.
Continue the TaskVine MobileNet example
The TaskVine section includes a small MobileNet serverless program. The MobileNet batch-inference backpack develops the same idea into a portable workflow with:
- separate notebooks for ordinary PythonTasks and stateful Function Calls;
- a non-interactive Python entrypoint supporting both distributed modes and a worker-free baseline;
- a pinned CPU inference environment;
- a manifest-defined image dataset;
- a versioned ONNX model and ImageNet labels;
- ordinary TaskVine PythonTasks and stateful library functions; and
- JSON summaries and contact-sheet outputs.
Find more backpacks
Floability Hub contains the complete collection of public backpacks. Individual repositories document their data, software, expected resources, outputs, and supported execution modes. Review those requirements before running a larger example on a laptop or shared HPC system.