Azure/azureml-examples

Official community-driven Azure Machine Learning examples, tested with GitHub Actions.

What it is

A public repository of example code and tutorials that show how to use Azure Machine Learning (Azure ML), Microsoft's cloud service for building, training, and deploying machine learning models.

What it contains

The repo is organized into folders by tool and language:

  • sdk/ – Examples for the Azure ML software development kits (SDKs), which let you control Azure ML from code.
    • sdk/python – A large collection of examples for the Python SDK (version 2).
    • sdk/dotnet – Examples for .NET.
    • sdk/typescript – Examples for TypeScript.
  • cli/ – Examples for the Azure Machine Learning extension for the Azure command-line interface (CLI), which lets you manage Azure ML from a terminal.
  • tutorials/ – Step-by-step tutorials, recommended as a starting point for beginners.

There is also a special note: if you want to run Azure ML jobs that use non-Python code, look at the R examples in cli/jobs/single-step/r.

Getting started

The README suggests starting with the tutorials folder, especially for the Python SDK v2. It also points to official Azure ML documentation for deeper reading.

Contributing and conduct

The project welcomes contributions and has a contributing guide (CONTRIBUTING.md). It follows the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct.

License

The repository is licensed under the MIT license.

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