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Using Cake for Ray Train

Ray Train is a scalable library built on Ray for distributed training of deep learning models across multiple nodes and GPUs.
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How it works

Scale training across clusters with Ray Train on Cake

Cake orchestrates distributed training with Ray Train, providing resource scheduling, GPU scaling, and observability.

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Train across GPUs and nodes

Run PyTorch, TensorFlow, or Hugging Face models with distributed training strategies.

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Seamless integration with data and models

Connect Ray Train jobs to feature stores, checkpoints, and model registries.

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Secure and auditable runs

Track metrics, limit access, and control compute usage with Cake policy.

Frequently asked questions about Cake and Ray Train

What is Ray Train?
Ray Train is a distributed training library that enables scalable model training across GPUs and clusters.
How does Cake support Ray Train?
Cake provisions infrastructure, handles orchestration, and applies governance to all Ray Train jobs.
What frameworks are compatible with Ray Train?
Ray Train supports PyTorch, TensorFlow, Hugging Face Transformers, and more.
Can I monitor distributed training performance?
Yes—Cake logs metrics, tracks resources, and provides full observability for Ray Train workflows.
Does Cake help control compute usage?
Absolutely—Cake applies usage caps, scheduling, and resource quotas to all Ray-powered jobs.
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