Installing Neptune#
Prerequisites#
Software | Version | Website |
---|---|---|
Python | 3.7+ | python.org/downloads |
pip or conda | - |
Installation#
neptune 1.0
is released
We've released a major version of the Neptune client library. To see all the changes and detailed instructions, see the neptune 1.0 upgrade guide.
Upgrading with neptune-client
already installed
Important: To smoothly upgrade to the 1.0
version of the Neptune client library, first uninstall the neptune-client
library and then install neptune
.
To install the Neptune client library, open a terminal and enter the following command:
Installing through Anaconda Navigator
To find neptune, you may need to update your channels and index.
- In the Navigator, select Environments.
- In the package view, click Channels.
- Click Add..., enter
conda-forge
, and click Update channels. - In the package view, click Update index... and wait until the update is complete. This can take several minutes.
- You should now be able to search for neptune.
Note: The displayed version may be outdated. The latest version of the package will be installed.
Note: On Bioconda, there is a "neptune" package available which is not the neptune.ai client library. Make sure to specify the "conda-forge" channel when installing neptune.ai.
Where to enter the command
- Linux: Command line
- macOS: Terminal app
- Windows: PowerShell or Command Prompt
- Jupyter Notebook: In a cell, prefixed with an exclamation mark:
! your-command-here
Additional setup#
- If you haven't already, sign up for an account at neptune.ai/register.
- Make sure to save your Neptune credentials as environment variables:
Next steps#
Get started with using Neptune:
For a practical model-training and experiment-tracking example, see:
- Tutorials ≫ Tracking and organizing model-training runs
Looking to use Neptune together with another library or tool? For setup and examples, see:
Need more help with getting started?
The Neptune tutorial walks you through the complete setup process and all the Neptune essentials.