# Tutorials

## Contents

* [A/B Deployment and Traffic Shadowing](https://hydrosphere.gitbook.io/home/tutorials/a-b-analysis-for-a-recommendation-model)
* [Using Deployment Configurations](https://hydrosphere.gitbook.io/home/tutorials/deployment-configuration)
* [Train & Deploy Census Income Classification Model](https://hydrosphere.gitbook.io/home/tutorials/train-and-deploy-census-income-classification-model)
* [Monitor Anomalies with a Custom Metric](https://hydrosphere.gitbook.io/home/tutorials/custom_metric)
* [Monitor External Models](https://hydrosphere.gitbook.io/home/tutorials/monitoring-external-models) 

## Overview

This section contains tutorials to help you get started with the Hydrosphere platform. A tutorial shows how to accomplish a goal rather than a single basic task.

Typically, a tutorial has several sections. When a tutorial section has several pieces of code to illustrate it, they can be shown as a group of tabs that you can switch between.

For guides on performing more basic technical steps, please look in the How-To section:

* [How-To](https://hydrosphere.gitbook.io/home/how-to)


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