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<summary><strong>Compute</strong></summary>
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| **Attached Compute** | External compute resources manually connected to Azure ML. | Leverage existing infrastructure. | Using Azure VMs, Databricks, or on-prem compute. | Flexibility, hybrid cloud support, reuse of existing resources. |
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| **Serverless Instances** | Lightweight, on-demand compute (e.g., Azure Container Instances). | Quick testing and low-scale inference. | Temporary model deployment, dev/test environments. | No infrastructure management, fast startup, cost-effective. |
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> How to create a Compute Instance:
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1. **Go to Azure Machine Learning Studio**: Navigate to [ml.azure.com](https://ml.azure.com/) and select your workspace.
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2. **Select `Compute` from the left menu** Choose the **`Compute instances`** tab.
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3. **Click `New`**
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- Enter a name for your compute instance.
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- Choose a virtual machine size (e.g., `Standard_DS3_v2`).
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- Optionally, enable SSH access or assign a user.
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4. **Click `Create`**: Azure will provision the compute instance, which may take a few minutes.
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