#[non_exhaustive]pub struct InferenceComponentSpecification {
pub model_name: Option<String>,
pub container: Option<InferenceComponentContainerSpecification>,
pub startup_parameters: Option<InferenceComponentStartupParameters>,
pub compute_resource_requirements: Option<InferenceComponentComputeResourceRequirements>,
pub base_inference_component_name: Option<String>,
}
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Details about the resources to deploy with this inference component, including the model, container, and compute resources.
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; and struct update syntax will not work.model_name: Option<String>
The name of an existing SageMaker AI model object in your account that you want to deploy with the inference component.
container: Option<InferenceComponentContainerSpecification>
Defines a container that provides the runtime environment for a model that you deploy with an inference component.
startup_parameters: Option<InferenceComponentStartupParameters>
Settings that take effect while the model container starts up.
compute_resource_requirements: Option<InferenceComponentComputeResourceRequirements>
The compute resources allocated to run the model, plus any adapter models, that you assign to the inference component.
Omit this parameter if your request is meant to create an adapter inference component. An adapter inference component is loaded by a base inference component, and it uses the compute resources of the base inference component.
base_inference_component_name: Option<String>
The name of an existing inference component that is to contain the inference component that you're creating with your request.
Specify this parameter only if your request is meant to create an adapter inference component. An adapter inference component contains the path to an adapter model. The purpose of the adapter model is to tailor the inference output of a base foundation model, which is hosted by the base inference component. The adapter inference component uses the compute resources that you assigned to the base inference component.
When you create an adapter inference component, use the Container
parameter to specify the location of the adapter artifacts. In the parameter value, use the ArtifactUrl
parameter of the InferenceComponentContainerSpecification
data type.
Before you can create an adapter inference component, you must have an existing inference component that contains the foundation model that you want to adapt.
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Source§impl InferenceComponentSpecification
impl InferenceComponentSpecification
Sourcepub fn model_name(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn model_name(&self) -> Option<&str>
The name of an existing SageMaker AI model object in your account that you want to deploy with the inference component.
Sourcepub fn container(&self) -> Option<&InferenceComponentContainerSpecification>
pub fn container(&self) -> Option<&InferenceComponentContainerSpecification>
Defines a container that provides the runtime environment for a model that you deploy with an inference component.
Sourcepub fn startup_parameters(&self) -> Option<&InferenceComponentStartupParameters>
pub fn startup_parameters(&self) -> Option<&InferenceComponentStartupParameters>
Settings that take effect while the model container starts up.
Sourcepub fn compute_resource_requirements(
&self,
) -> Option<&InferenceComponentComputeResourceRequirements>
pub fn compute_resource_requirements( &self, ) -> Option<&InferenceComponentComputeResourceRequirements>
The compute resources allocated to run the model, plus any adapter models, that you assign to the inference component.
Omit this parameter if your request is meant to create an adapter inference component. An adapter inference component is loaded by a base inference component, and it uses the compute resources of the base inference component.
Sourcepub fn base_inference_component_name(&self) -> Option<&str>
pub fn base_inference_component_name(&self) -> Option<&str>
The name of an existing inference component that is to contain the inference component that you're creating with your request.
Specify this parameter only if your request is meant to create an adapter inference component. An adapter inference component contains the path to an adapter model. The purpose of the adapter model is to tailor the inference output of a base foundation model, which is hosted by the base inference component. The adapter inference component uses the compute resources that you assigned to the base inference component.
When you create an adapter inference component, use the Container
parameter to specify the location of the adapter artifacts. In the parameter value, use the ArtifactUrl
parameter of the InferenceComponentContainerSpecification
data type.
Before you can create an adapter inference component, you must have an existing inference component that contains the foundation model that you want to adapt.
Source§impl InferenceComponentSpecification
impl InferenceComponentSpecification
Sourcepub fn builder() -> InferenceComponentSpecificationBuilder
pub fn builder() -> InferenceComponentSpecificationBuilder
Creates a new builder-style object to manufacture InferenceComponentSpecification
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Source§impl Clone for InferenceComponentSpecification
impl Clone for InferenceComponentSpecification
Source§fn clone(&self) -> InferenceComponentSpecification
fn clone(&self) -> InferenceComponentSpecification
1.0.0 · Source§fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)
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impl PartialEq for InferenceComponentSpecification
Source§fn eq(&self, other: &InferenceComponentSpecification) -> bool
fn eq(&self, other: &InferenceComponentSpecification) -> bool
self
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impl Freeze for InferenceComponentSpecification
impl RefUnwindSafe for InferenceComponentSpecification
impl Send for InferenceComponentSpecification
impl Sync for InferenceComponentSpecification
impl Unpin for InferenceComponentSpecification
impl UnwindSafe for InferenceComponentSpecification
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