Reputation: 41
I am running a deep learning training program on my colab notebook which will cost about 10hours. If i close my browser, will it be shutdown by google before it ends as expected? Or will the last output be saved coorectly in my Drive?
Upvotes: 4
Views: 11404
Reputation: 680
The simple answer to that question is a solid no. Your session will go ahead and continue executing or will stay idle, as stated in the @SilentCloud 's Answer above it will go for about
The reason I say 30 Minutes with GPU is that I have personally tested that and it appears to be this number, as do use on a rather regular basis.
You can make a simple bot on Your Machine using pyautogui
in order to go ahead and do some random stuff if for some reason it makes more economical sense, or you are not interested in Google Colab Pro Subscription.
If you want a seamless experience with the browser window effectively closed and having access to GPU's that are much more better and faster, I would recommend the Colab Pro + Subscription.
But the Scripting Idea is there, and your mileage may vary.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1985
I suggest you to look here and here. Basically, the code should keep running, but after some time (around 90 minutes) of idle activity, the notebook should be cut off, so I assume that what you suggest is not viable. Maybe you could try to launch the script in the morning and interact with it every 20-30 minutes to prevent it going to idle. Also, consider using Google Colab pro (faster GPUs and longer runtimes, but never longer that 24 hours)
Upvotes: 2