Example #1
0
def start_site(name,port,public=False,sudo=False):
	"""
	"""
	#---start django
	site_dn = os.path.join('site',name)
	if not os.path.isdir(site_dn): 
		raise Exception('missing project named "%s". did you forget to connect it?'%name)
	#---if public we require an override port so that users are careful
	if public:
		public_details = get_public_ports(name)
		port = public_details['port_site']
		#---previously got user/group from the public dictionary but now we just use the current user
		user,group = username,groupname
	check_port(port)
	#---for some reason you have to KILL not TERM the runserver
	#---! replace runserver with something more appropriate? a real server?
	lock = 'pid.%s.site.lock'%name
	log = log_site%name
	if not public:
		cmd = 'python %s runserver 0.0.0.0:%s'%(os.path.join(os.getcwd(),site_dn,'manage.py'),port)
	else:
		#---! hard-coded development static paths
		cmd = ('%senv/envs/py2/bin/mod_wsgi-express start-server '%('sudo ' if sudo else '')+
			'--port %d site/%s/%s/wsgi.py --user %s --group %s '+
			'--python-path site/%s %s')%(port,name,name,user,group,name,
			('--url-alias /static %s'%('interface/static' if not public else 'site/%s/static_root'%name)))
		auth_fn = os.path.join('site',name,name,'wsgi_auth.py')
		if os.path.isfile(auth_fn): cmd += ' --auth-user-script=%s'%auth_fn
	backrun(cmd=cmd,log=log,stopper=lock,killsig='KILL',sudo=sudo,
		scripted=False,kill_switch_coda='rm %s'%lock,notes=('# factory run is public' if public else None))
	if public: chown_user(log)
	return lock,log
Example #2
0
def start_notebook(name,port,public=False,sudo=False):
	"""
	"""
	#---if public we require an override port so that users are careful
	if public: 
		public_details = get_public_ports(name)
		port,notebook_ip = [public_details[i] for i in ['port_notebook','notebook_ip']]
		#---! low ports are on. to turn them off remove False below and 
		if port<=1024: raise Exception('cannot use port %d for this project. '%port+
			'even public projects need high notebook ports for security reasons. '+
			'you will need to run `make connect <name> public` after you fix the ports')
	if not os.path.isdir(os.path.join('site',name)):
		raise Exception('cannot find site for %s'%name)
	#---note that TERM safely closes the notbook server
	lock = 'pid.%s.notebook.lock'%name
	log = log_notebook%name
	# root location to serve the notebook
	note_root = os.path.join(os.getcwd(),'calc',name)
	#! demo to try to serve higher for automacs simulations via notebook
	note_root = os.getcwd()
	#---higher rates (increased from 10M to 10**10 for XTC downloads)
	rate_cmd = '--NotebookApp.iopub_data_rate_limit=10000000000'
	#---if you want django data in IPython, use:
	#---...'python site/%s/manage.py shell_plus --notebook --no-browser'%name,
	#---! we never figured out how to set ports, other jupyter settings, with shell_plus
	#---! jupyter doesn't recommend allowing root but we do so here so you can call
	#---! `sudo make run <name> public` which prevents us from having to add sudo ourselves
	if not public:
		cmd = 'jupyter notebook --no-browser --port %d --port-retries=0 %s--notebook-dir="%s"'%(
			port,('%s '%rate_cmd if rate_cmd else ''),note_root)
	#---note that without zeroing port-retries, jupyter just tries random ports nearby (which is bad)
	else: 
		#! note try: jupyter notebook password --generate-config connections/config_jupyter_actinlink.py
		#! ... which will give you a one-per-machine password to link right to the notebook
		#! ... note that you must write that password to logs/token.PROJECT_NAME with a trailing space!
		#---! unsetting this variable because some crazy run/user error
		if 'XDG_RUNTIME_DIR' in os.environ: del os.environ['XDG_RUNTIME_DIR']
		cmd = (('sudo -i -u %s '%username if sudo else '')+'%s '%(
			os.path.join(os.getcwd(),'env/envs/py2/bin/jupyter-notebook'))+
			('--user=%s '%username if sudo else '')+(' %s '%rate_cmd if rate_cmd else '')+
			'--port-retries=0 '+'--port=%d --no-browser --ip="%s" --notebook-dir="%s"'%(port,
				notebook_ip if not public_details.get('jupyter_localhost',False) else 'localhost',
				note_root))
	backrun(cmd=cmd,log=log,stopper=lock,killsig='TERM',
		scripted=False,kill_switch_coda='rm %s'%lock,sudo=sudo,
		notes=('# factory run is public' if public else None))
	if sudo: chown_user(log)
	#! see the note above about jupyter notebook password. this is a hack to get the password working
	token_log = log_token%name
	if public and os.path.isfile(token_log):
		time.sleep(3) # sleep to be sure that the log is ready
		with open(token_log) as fp: token = fp.read().strip()
		# route the token to the notebook log where it is picked up in the usual way
		with open(log,'a') as fp: fp.write('\n[TOKEN] http://localhost:8888/?token=%s \n'%token)
	#---note that the calling function should make sure the notebook started
	return lock,log
Example #3
0
def start_cluster(name,public=False,sudo=False):
	"""
	"""
	#---start the cluster. argument is the location of the kill switch for clean shutdown
	#---! eventually the cluster should move somewhere safe and the kill switches should be hidden
	lock = 'pid.%s.cluster.lock'%name
	log = log_cluster%name
	#---! ...make shutdown should manage the clean shutdown
	#---cluster never requires sudo but we require sudo to run publicly so we pass it along
	#---! run the cluster as the user when running public?
	backrun(cmd='python -u mill/cluster_start.py %s'%lock,
		log=log,stopper=lock,killsig='INT',scripted=False,sudo=sudo,
		notes=('# factory run is public' if public else None))
	if sudo: chown_user(log)
	return lock,log
Example #4
0
def testcluster():
    """
	"""
    confirm_env()
    backrun(cmd='python -u mill/start.py stop-cluster.sh',
            log='cluster.log',
            stopper='clusterhalt.sh',
            killsig='INT')
    #---! wait for the cluster to get ready
    time.sleep(2)
    if False:
        #---submit a few jobs
        for j in range(10):
            #---write a job request
            stamp = datetime.datetime.now().strftime('%Y%m%d%H%M%S.%f')
            with open('cluster/%s.req' % stamp, 'w') as fp:
                script = '\n'.join(
                    ['echo "WAITING"', 'sleep 12', 'echo "DERPPP"'])
                fp.write(json.dumps({'bash': script}))
            time.sleep(0.05)
Example #5
0
	def run(self,cmd,log,kill_switch_coda_extras=None,use_bash=False):
		"""
		Generic computation which uses the logging functionality.
		Used for `make compute` and the thumbnailer.
		"""
		self.avail()
		self.log_fn = log
		kwargs = dict(log=self.log_fn,stopper=self.lock_fn_abs,
			cwd=self.cwd,killsig='KILL',scripted=False,kill_switch_coda='rm %s%s'%(self.lock_fn_abs,
				'\n%s'%kill_switch_coda_extras if kill_switch_coda_extras else ''))
		#---single command
		if not use_bash: 
			cmd = '%s kill_switch="%s"'%(cmd,self.lock_fn_abs)
			backrun(cmd=cmd,**kwargs)
		#---bash script
		else: 
			print('USING BASH')
			print(cmd)
			backrun(bash=cmd,**kwargs)
		self.log_fn_abs = os.path.join(self.cwd,self.log_fn)
		self.state = 'running'