Concepts
In this article, we will explore how to create an Azure Machine Learning workspace. Creating a workspace is the first step towards leveraging Azure’s powerful data science and machine learning capabilities. By creating a workspace, you can easily manage and track your experiments, models, and deployments in a centralized and collaborative environment.
Prerequisites
To follow along with this tutorial, you will need:
- An Azure subscription. If you don’t have one, you can sign up for a free account here.
- Access to the Azure portal. You can access the portal here.
Creating an Azure Machine Learning Workspace
To create an Azure Machine Learning workspace, follow these steps:
- Sign in to the Azure portal.
- Click on the Create a resource button (+) on the top left-hand side of the portal.
- In the search bar, type “Machine Learning” and select Machine Learning from the search results.
- Click on the Create button to begin configuring your workspace.
Basics
- In the Basics tab of the creation wizard, fill in the following details:
- Subscription: Select the Azure subscription you want to use.
- Resource group: Choose an existing resource group or create a new one.
- Workspace name: Enter a unique name for your workspace.
- Region: Select the region closest to your location.
- Storage account: Choose an existing storage account or create a new one.
- Click on the Next: Networking button to proceed.
Networking
- In the Networking tab, you can configure the network settings for your workspace.
- Click on the Next: Advanced button to proceed.
Advanced
- In the Advanced tab, you have the option to configure advanced settings like virtual networks, private endpoints, etc. For this tutorial, we will leave the default settings.
- Click on the Next: Tags button to proceed.
Tags
- In the Tags tab, you can add tags to your workspace for easy organization and management.
- Click on the Next: Review + create button to proceed.
Review + create
- In the Review + create tab, review the details of your workspace configuration.
- Once you have reviewed the details, click on the Create button to create your workspace.
Workspace creation
- Azure will now begin creating your Machine Learning workspace. This process may take a few minutes.
- Once the deployment is complete, you will see a notification in the portal.
Congratulations! You have successfully created an Azure Machine Learning workspace. You can now start leveraging the power of Azure’s data science and machine learning capabilities.
Summary
In this tutorial, we explored how to create an Azure Machine Learning workspace. By creating a workspace, you can easily manage and track your experiments, models, and deployments. We went through each step of the workspace creation process, including configuring the basics, networking, advanced settings, and review. Now you are ready to start your data science journey on Azure!
Answer the Questions in Comment Section
Which of the following statements is true about an Azure Machine Learning workspace?
– A) It provides a centralized location to manage and monitor all the assets related to machine learning.
– B) It is only used for managing data storage in Azure.
– C) It requires a separate subscription from Azure.
Correct answer: A) It provides a centralized location to manage and monitor all the assets related to machine learning.
True or False: An Azure Machine Learning workspace can only be created through the Azure portal.
Correct answer: False
Which of the following options is NOT a valid way to create an Azure Machine Learning workspace?
– A) Using the Azure portal
– B) Using Azure PowerShell
– C) Using the Azure Machine Learning SDK
– D) Using the Azure CLI
Correct answer: C) Using the Azure Machine Learning SDK
True or False: An Azure Machine Learning workspace requires at least one Azure storage account to be associated with it.
Correct answer: True
What is the maximum number of workspaces that can be created in a single Azure subscription?
– A) 1
– B) 10
– C) 50
– D) Unlimited
Correct answer: D) Unlimited
Which of the following options is NOT a supported region for creating an Azure Machine Learning workspace?
– A) West US
– B) East US
– C) South America
– D) North Europe
Correct answer: C) South America
True or False: An Azure Machine Learning workspace can be shared with multiple users by adding them as owners, contributors, or readers.
Correct answer: True
What is the primary benefit of using an Azure Machine Learning workspace?
– A) It provides pre-configured environments for developing and running machine learning models.
– B) It integrates seamlessly with on-premises machine learning tools.
– C) It offers unlimited storage capacity for training data.
– D) It allows direct access to GPU-enabled virtual machines.
Correct answer: A) It provides pre-configured environments for developing and running machine learning models.
True or False: Once created, the region of an Azure Machine Learning workspace cannot be changed.
Correct answer: True
Which of the following options is NOT a resource that can be created within an Azure Machine Learning workspace?
– A) Azure Machine Learning compute instance
– B) Azure Machine Learning compute cluster
– C) Azure Machine Learning pipeline
– D) Azure Machine Learning experiment
Correct answer: C) Azure Machine Learning pipeline
Great guide on creating an Azure Machine Learning workspace!
Very helpful post, thank you!
For the DP-100 exam, do we need to know how to configure the workspace in detail?
Quick question: Can we use Azure ML workspace for deploying machine learning models directly?
Does the workspace support version control for data and models?
I found it challenging to configure the networking settings. Any advice?
Thanks for this post, it really simplified the process for me.
Is there any hands-on lab practice for creating an Azure ML workspace that you would recommend?