Tag: chainguard

In this post, I’ll walk through a couple of issues we ran into in the early stages of testing our PyTorch builds caused by runtime conflicts. I come from a classic Linux distribution background, where the developers put a lot of effort into avoiding duplication of runtime libraries. As much as possible, everything in the…

This is the first of a series of blog posts where I’ll be discussing our experiences building a distribution of PyTorch for Chainguard Libraries. While these topics will be from our experiences building PyTorch, much of the content will apply generally to building native Python wheels. Building PyTorch wasn’t new for us. We’ve been maintaining…