Summary
In this chapter, you successfully created your first Pachyderm repository, pipeline, and even extended it with another pipeline step. We used scikit-image, Matplotlib, and NumPy to create contours on images stored in Pachyderm repositories and created histograms for all of these images. This is the first step in understanding how Pachyderm works. In Pachyderm, you'll work with pipelines quite a lot. As you have already noticed, you can put any code in your pipeline. Although most of the examples in this book will use Python, you can use any programming language of your choice.
In the next chapter, we will learn more about Pachyderm functionality, how to ingest data into Pachyderm and export it to outside systems, how to make changes to a pipeline's code, how to tune various parameters, and other important Pachyderm operations.
