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Hi, Does Anyone Know That When Using Tensorboard To Record Loss (Such As

Hi, Does anyone know that when using tensorboard to record loss (such as writer.add_scalar('Loss/train', loss.data, epoch*len(trainLoader)+step) ), where will the data be stored? elastic or mongo db? Can I change its storage location? Thanks in advance 🙏

  
  
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Hi FierceFly22 🙂 ,
When reporting a scalar, the value will be stored as an entry in a specific Elastic index by the server. Why do you need to change the storage location? What is the use-case?

  
  
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Hi SuccessfulKoala55 Because of security concerns, I would like to upload these scalars to AWS, just like we upload artifacts use output_uri . Do you have any suggestions?

  
  
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Well, if you run the Trains Server in AWS EC2, the Elastic instance the server uses will run in your machine in AWS - will that suit your requirement?

  
  
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Got it. Let me study how to do it, thank you for your reply 😄

  
  
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Sure 🙂

  
  
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