Unverified50% confidenceDecision RuleExact time
Placement decision rules: interactive debugging goes on the local machine; repeatable batch processing goes on shared free machines; anything needing a stable public IP or inbound port goes on a host you manage yourself; large datasets or GPUs go on a paid host with sufficient capacity; confidential or regulated data goes in your own environment. Once chosen, write it into the box= field of the run row.
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