04-remote-config.py

"""Customizing your remote configuration.

rx gives you a lot of flexibility in terms of RAM, disk, CPU, and GPU options
on your remote machine.

You can check out your current configuration by looking at .rx/remotes/default.
When you run `rx init`, rx uses that to provision a bog-standard Python 3.11
instance.

However, the files in .rx/remotes are simply starter templates and you can
create any configuration you want.

For example, this file uses removeprefix, which is a method added in Python
3.9. Try running this with Python 3.7 by creating a file
`my-rx-configs/py37.yaml` with the following content:

  image:
    repository: "python:3.7-slim"

Now tell rx that you want to use a different remote machine configuration by
running `rx init` again, this time with the --remote flag:

  $ rx init --remote=my-rx-configs/py37.yaml

Now if you run this script, you should see:

  $ rx python 04-remote-config.py
  Some Python projects:
  Traceback (most recent call last):
    File "04-remote-config.py", line 44, in <module>
      print(proj.removesuffix('Py'))
  AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'removesuffix'

To upgrade back to Python 3.11, run `rx init` again without any flags and it'll
go back to using the config `default` is symlinked to. Now it prints:

  $ rx python 04-remote-config.py
  Some Python projects:
  Torch
  Pi
  Mongo
"""

PY_PROJECTS = ['PyTorch', 'PyPi', 'PyMongo']
print('Some Python projects:')
for proj in PY_PROJECTS:
  print(proj.removeprefix('Py'))