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OctoML PyTorch Profiler provides profiling and acceleration tools for PyTorch models with remote execution capabilities.
Good fit when
- Need precise performance metrics on different backend architectures like CPU, GPU in cloud environments
- Want to accelerate your PyTorch models using auto-tuning features through the profiler
Avoid when
- Development for local, offline usage only without remote profiling needs
- Working with PyTorch versions below 2.0 or incompatible with specific CUDA/Apple silicon versions outlined in installation guide
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Install
git clone https://github.com/octoml/octoml-profileSimilar tools
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Overview
A toolset providing profiling and acceleration utilities for PyTorch models.
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Compatibility
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Source: README excerpt (regex_v1, Aug 4, 2026)
- Create and activate a python virtual environment. `Python 3.8` is recommendedSource link
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Installation and Getting Started
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Create and activate a python virtual environment.
Python 3.8is recommended and tested on bothUbuntuandmacOS.Python 3.10.9is tested onmacOSwith Apple silicon.python3 -m venv env source env/bin/activate -
Install dependencies
PyTorch 2.0 and above is required. Below we install the cpu version for simplicity; CUDA version works too.
pip install --upgrade pip pip install "torch>=2.0.0" torchvision torchaudio --index-url https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu pip install "octoml-profile>=0.2.0"You've completed installation! (If you have trouble, see issues with installation)
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Next, try running this very simple example that shows how to integrate octoml-profile into your model code.
import torch from torch.nn import Linear, ReLU, Sequential from octoml_profile import accelerate, remote_profile model = Sequential(Linear(100, 200), ReLU()) @accelerate def predict(x: torch.Tensor): return model(x) with remote_profile(): for _ in range(3): x = torch.randn(1, 100) predict(x) -
The first time you run this, you'll be prompted to supply your API key.
,-""-. / \ Welcome to OctoML Profiler! : ; \ / It looks like you don't have an access token configured. `. .' Please go to https://profiler.app.octoml.ai/ to generate one '._.'`._.' and then paste it here. Access token:(Sign up so that you can generate an API token when prompted)
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Once you've provided credentials, running this results in the following output that shows times of the function being executed remotely on each backend.
Function `predict` has 1 profile: - Profile `predict[1/1]` ran 3 times. (1 discarded because compilation happened) Instance Processor Backend Backend Time (ms) Total Time (ms) Cost ($/MReq) ======================================================================================================= r6i.large Intel Ice Lake CPU torch-eager-cpu 0.024 0.086 $0.00 g4dn.xlarge Nvidia T4 GPU torch-eager-cuda 0.097 0.159 $0.02 g4dn.xlarge Nvidia T4 GPU torch-inductor-cuda 0.177 0.239 $0.03 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Total time above is `remote backend time + local python code time`, in which local python code run time is 0.062 ms. Graph level profile is located at /tmp/octoml_profile_8o45fe39/0/predict_1*To see more examples, see examples/.
Issues with installation
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If you are on macOS with Apple silicon and seeing
symbol not found in flat namespace '_CFRelease', it is likely that you created avenvwith python installed byconda. Please make sure to deactivate anycondaenvironment(s) and use the system-shipped python on macOS to createvenv. Or follow the instructions below to create a conda environment.conda create -n octoml python=3.8 conda activate octoml -
If you see a version conflict, please install the pip dependencies above with
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For any other problems, please file a github issue.
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