How to install Stable Diffusion WebUI Colab Alternative (free)
TLDRThe video script guides viewers on how to access a stable diffusion model with a user-friendly interface, offering 4 hours of free GPU usage per day. It details the process of signing up with ngroc and SageMaker Studio, downloading the base model, and running Stable Diffusion with the help of a prepared notebook. The script emphasizes the convenience of not needing to reinstall requirements or download models repeatedly and provides tips on managing storage and virtual environments within SageMaker Studio.
Takeaways
- 🌐 Accessing stable diffusion models is possible with a user-friendly interface and a 4-hour daily quota for free.
- 📱 Sign up or log in to the ngroc website to streamline the process, which is more convenient than Google Colab.
- 🔗 Follow the instructions on the ngroc and SageMaker Studio websites to create an account and request access.
- ⏰ Sometimes it takes a day to receive the account link, but it can be as quick as a minute.
- 📧 You'll need to verify your email and specify your phone number to access GPU on SageMaker Studio.
- 🚨 Be cautious with the run button to avoid destroying your notebook or virtual environment.
- 💻 SageMaker Studio provides 8 hours of CPU time and 4 hours of GPU time for users.
- 📈 Optimize your notebook tuning using CPU hours to save GPU time for more intensive tasks.
- 🔄 The provided notebook is pre-prepared and includes steps for requirements, model download, and running stable diffusion.
- 🛠️ Your files are saved in Amazon storage, so you don't need to reinstall requirements or download models each time.
- 🧹 Use the maintenance section to clean up virtual environments, cache, and files to manage storage effectively.
Q & A
What is the daily quota for accessing the stable diffusion model?
-The daily quota for accessing the stable diffusion model is 4 hours.
How does the user interface of the latest stable diffusion model compare to Google Colab?
-The user interface of the latest stable diffusion model is described as being more convenient than Google Colab.
What is the first step in accessing the stable diffusion model?
-The first step is to sign up or log in to the ngroc website using a Google account.
How long does it typically take to get access to the SageMaker Studio app after requesting it?
-It can take about one day to get the link for creating a new account, but in the speaker's experience, it only took one minute.
What is required to use the GPU on SageMaker Studio?
-To use the GPU, you need to specify your phone number for access.
How long are the CPU and GPU hours for SageMaker Studio?
-There are eight hours allocated for CPU and four hours for GPU.
What happens if SageMaker doesn't have available GPU at the moment?
-If SageMaker doesn't have available GPU, you may need to wait a little bit, which in the speaker's experience, was about 20 minutes.
How often do you need to install requirements and download models in the Amazon storage?
-You only need to install requirements and download models once, as your files are constantly saved in your Amazon storage.
How long does it take to download a base model like RV5?
-It takes just one minute to download a base model like RV5.
What is the purpose of the maintenance cell in the notebook?
-The maintenance cell is used to clean and remove all virtual environments, clean all cache and files, and check the available storage and list of folders.
How can you delete models to clean up space?
-You can delete models by navigating to the 'models' folder and deleting the specific models like the stable diffusion model or controlnets models.
Outlines
🚀 Accessing Stable Diffusion Models with Automatic 1111 and SageMaker Studio
This paragraph outlines the process of accessing stable diffusion models using the latest Automatic 1111 user interface for free, with a 4-hour daily quota. It highlights the ease of use compared to Google Colab and guides the user through signing up or logging into ngroc, creating an account with a Google account, and navigating through the SageMaker Studio app. The paragraph emphasizes the importance of careful usage to avoid destroying the virtual environment and notes the potential wait time for GPU availability. It also mentions the convenience of having files constantly saved in Amazon storage, eliminating the need to reinstall requirements each time.
🛠️ Efficient Model Management and Usage in SageMaker Studio
The second paragraph delves into the specifics of managing and utilizing models within the SageMaker Studio environment. It instructs the user on how to download the base model, RV5, and run Stable Diffusion with the help of an ngroc auth token. The paragraph also introduces the xformer for faster image generation and provides a direct link to the user's notebook. The importance of watching the video to the end for support and promotion purposes is stressed. Additionally, the paragraph covers maintenance operations such as cleaning virtual environments, checking storage, and managing models. It concludes with information on downloading LoRA and controlnet models, and the availability of extended features and support on the creator's Patreon page.
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Keywords
💡Stable Diffusion
💡Automatic 1111
💡ngroc
💡SageMaker Studio
💡GPU
💡Jupyter Lab
💡Amazon Storage
💡Patreon
💡LoRA models
💡maintenance
Highlights
Access stable diffusion model with the latest user interface for free.
Enjoy a 4 hours per day quota for free usage.
The process is easier and more convenient than using Google Colab.
Sign up or log in to the ngroc website using a Google account.
Create a new account on SageMaker Studio app and request access.
Access to GPU can be obtained by specifying your phone number.
Watch the video carefully to avoid destroying your notebook or virtual environment.
SageMaker Studio provides 8 hours for CPU and 4 hours for GPU.
Use CPU hours for tuning your notebook to save GPU time.
A pre-prepared notebook is available for easy access.
SageMaker Studio may sometimes have unavailable GPU, requiring a wait.
Jupiter Lab in SageMaker Studio is similar to Kaggle or Google Colab.
Files are constantly saved in Amazon storage, eliminating the need to reinstall requirements each time.
Download up to five models, but be aware of storage limitations.
The maintenance section allows cleaning up virtual environments and managing storage.
Delete models easily from the 'models' folder to free up space.
Stop your runtime when you finish all your work to conserve resources.