Remote Deployment
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Free, convenient, and hassle-free, ideal for users with limited device performance. Highly recommended!
Want to try local deployment? Jump to the 《Local Installation》 section.
What is Colab?
Google Colab, powered by Colaboratory (shortened as Colab), allows you to write and execute Python code in your browser with:
- No configuration required
- Free GPU usage
- Easy sharing
Similar platforms include:
Kaggle, an online platform for data science and machine learning, provides a community for data scientists and ML engineers to share code, datasets, and solutions.
| Provider | CPU | Memory | GPU | GPU Memory | Disk | Usage Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kaggle | Intel Xeon(R) CPU @ 2.20GHz | 30G | T4*2 | 15G*2 | 20G | 30 hours/week |
| Colab | Intel Xeon(R) CPU @ 2.20GHz | 12G | T4 | 15G | 60G | 1-3 hours/day |
Note
Colab requires a VPN for access
Supported Platforms
Notebook
- Toolbox
- Text-to-Speech
- Image Generation
Note
To save results (code, models, assets, etc.) for later reuse, we recommend using
Kaggle.If you lack sufficient memory, you can deploy some extensions(tts)remotely and access them via configured addresses.