def _check_aws_credentials(src_credentials, tgt_credentials, source_path):
# check if credentials are the same
if src_credentials['aws_access_key_id'] == tgt_credentials['aws_access_key_id'] and \
src_credentials['aws_secret_access_key'] == tgt_credentials['aws_secret_access_key']:
return
# make sure tgt_credentials can be used to access source path
try:
conn = _connect_s3(**tgt_credentials)
(bucket_name, s3_directory) = _file_util.parse_s3_path(source_path)
bucket = conn.get_bucket(bucket_name)
key = bucket.get_key(s3_directory)
if not key:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to find the key within the S3 bucket. Please check your \
aws credentials.")
except Exception as e:
raise RuntimeError("Unable to access the correct S3 bucket. Please check your aws credentials.")
def create(name, ec2_config, state_path, num_hosts = 1, description = None,
api_key = None, admin_key = None, ssl_credentials = None, cors_origin = '',
port = _PORT_DEFAULT_NUM):
'''
Launch a Predictive Services cluster. This cluster can currently be launched
on EC2 by specifying an EC2 environment.
Parameters
----------
name : str
The name of the Predictive Service that will be launched.
This string can only contain: a-z, A-Z and hyphens.
ec2_config : :class:`~graphlab.deploy.Ec2Config`
Must be an EC2 Configuration object used for starting up EC2 host(s).
This configuration should contain the instance type, region, aws
credientials, and other information used to launch EC2 host(s).
state_path : str
S3 path used to manage state for the Predictive Service. This path can
also be used to create the Predictive Service object on another
computer.
num_hosts : int, optional
The number of EC2 host(s) to use for this Predictive Service. The default
number of EC2 host(s) is 1.
description : str, optional
Description of this Predictive Service.
api_key : str, optional
An API key that client must included with requests. If an api_key is
not specified, one will be auto generated. The API Key can be retrieved
from the return PredictiveService object.
admin_key : str, optional
An API key used for control operations (i.e. anything other than client
requests). If an admin_key is not specified, one will be auto generated.
The API Key can be retrieved from the return PredictiveService object.
ssl_credentials : tuple of len three, with types: str, str, bool.
The first string is the path to the private key file. The second string
is the path to public key certificate. The third denotes whether the
certificates are self signed (and any client should not verify the
certificate).
These files must be in the precise format AWS expects. Such a private
key and a self-signed certificate can be generated using openssl with
following commands:
>>> openssl genrsa 1024 > privatekey.pem
>>> openssl req -new -key privatekey.pem -out csr.pem
>>> openssl x509 -req -days 365 -in csr.pem -signkey privatekey.pem -out server.crt
If a tuple is not given, requests will be served over HTTP rather than
HTTPS (i.e. encryption will not be used).
cors_origin : str, optional
The string value to use as HTTP header Access-Control-Allow-Origin,
in order to support Cross-Origin Resource Sharing as described in
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Access_control_CORS.
The default value is ''. If '' (empty String) is specified, CORS
support will be disabled. If the string value is '*', CORS support
will be enabled for all URIs. If the string value is
'https://dato.com', CORS support will be enabled for
'https://dato.com' only.
port : int, optional
The port the server listens to . The default port is 9005.
Please do not specify 9006 or 19006. These are reserved for cache.
Returns
-------
out : :py:class:`~graphlab.deploy.PredictiveService`
A Predictive Service object which can be used to manage the deployment.
See Also
--------
graphlab.deploy.predictive_service.load, graphlab.deploy.PredictiveService
Examples
--------
Let us start out by creating a single node Predictive Serivce on EC2.
.. sourcecode:: python
# create an Ec2Config for Predictive Service, with region, instance_type,
# and aws credientials.
ec2 = graphlab.deploy.Ec2Config(aws_access_key_id = 'ACCESS_KEY_ID',
aws_secret_access_key = 'SECRET')
# create a Predictive Service using a name, ec2 config, and
# a directory to store the Predictive Service metadata and logs
ps = graphlab.deploy.predictive_service.create('name',
ec2,
's3://mybucket/pred_services/name')
# get status of this Predictive Service
ps.get_status()
Now, lets create a multi-node Predictive Service by specifying the number
of nodes needed in the EC2 environment variable
.. sourcecode:: python
# create an Ec2Config for Predictive Service, with region, instance_type,
# and aws credientials.
ec2 = graphlab.deploy.Ec2Config(aws_access_key_id = 'ACCESS_KEY_ID',
aws_secret_access_key = 'SECRET')
# create the Predictive Service with 3 nodes
ps = graphlab.deploy.predictive_service.create('name_cluster',
ec2_cluster,
's3://mybucket/pred_services/name_cluster',
num_hosts = 3)
# get status of this Predictive Service
ps.get_status()
# shut down this Predictive Service
ps.terminate_service()
'''
if num_hosts > _NODE_LAUNCH_LIMIT:
raise ValueError("You cannot launch more than %d nodes at one time. " \
"If this limit is problematic, please contact " \
"*****@*****.**" % _NODE_LAUNCH_LIMIT)
# Validate inputs for current session
if _gl.deploy._default_session.exists(name, _PredictiveService._typename):
# found another predictive service or predictive service endpoint with the same name
raise ValueError("Validation Error: Predictive Service already exists with the name '%s', please rename or delete the existing Predictive Service." % name)
# Validate Ec2 Config
if not isinstance(ec2_config, _gl.deploy.Ec2Config):
raise TypeError('Unsupported type given for ec2_config parameter. Must be an Ec2Config object.')
# Save AWS config
if(hasattr(ec2_config, 'aws_access_key_id') and hasattr(ec2_config, 'aws_secret_access_key')):
aws_access_key = ec2_config.aws_access_key_id
aws_secret_key = ec2_config.aws_secret_access_key
else:
try:
aws_access_key, aws_secret_key = _get_credentials()
except:
raise IOError('No AWS credentials set. Credentials must either be set in the ' \
'ec2_config parameter or set globally using ' \
'graphlab.aws.set_credentials(...).')
aws_credentials = {
'aws_access_key_id': aws_access_key,
'aws_secret_access_key': aws_secret_key
}
# Warn if specified bucket is in different region than specified in env.
s3_bucket_name, _ = _file_util.parse_s3_path(state_path)
__default_config_path = _os.path.join(_os.path.expanduser("~"), ".graphlab", "config")
try:
_file_util.upload_to_s3(__default_config_path, state_path + "/license",
aws_credentials = aws_credentials, silent = True)
region = _file_util.get_s3_bucket_region(s3_bucket_name, aws_credentials)
except _S3ResponseError as e:
_logger.error("Unable to connect to state_path's bucket; check your AWS credentials")
raise
if region != ec2_config.region:
_logger.warn("The bucket in your state path is in a different region " \
"(%s) than the one specified in your environment (%s). " \
"AWS data transfer rates apply. Additionally, upload and " \
"download speeds may be slower than expected. If this is " \
"not what you intended, abort this operation or " \
"terminate the service upon its completion, then be sure " \
"that your environment and S3 bucket are in the same " \
"region before relaunching." % (region, ec2_config.region))
# Validate 'name' value
if not _name_checker.match(name):
raise ValueError('Predictive Service Name can only contain: a-z, A-Z and hyphens.')
if len(name) > 32:
raise ValueError("Predictive Service name can not be longer than 32 characters.")
conn = _lb_connection(ec2_config.region, **aws_credentials)
for lb in conn.get_all_load_balancers():
if lb.name == name:
raise IOError('There is already a load balancer with that name. Load balancer names' \
' must be unique in their region. Please choose a different name.')
tracker = _mt._get_metric_tracker()
tracker.track('deploy.predictive_service.create', value=1,
properties={'num_hosts':num_hosts, 'instance_type':ec2_config.instance_type})
_logger.info("Launching Predictive Service with %d hosts, as specified by num_hosts parameter"
% (num_hosts))
# Set defaults values, if needed
if not api_key:
api_key = str(_random_uuid())
if not admin_key:
admin_key = str(_random_uuid())
result = None
env = None
try:
starttime = _datetime.datetime.now()
_logger.info("Launching Predictive Service, with name: %s" % name)
_logger.info("[Step 0/5]: Initializing S3 locations.")
# Create the predictive service object. It writes init state to S3.
result = _PredictiveService(name, state_path, description, api_key, admin_key,
aws_credentials, cors_origin = cors_origin, port = port)
# Launch the environment.
env = _Ec2PredictiveServiceEnvironment.launch(name, ec2_config, state_path, num_hosts, admin_key,
ssl_credentials, aws_credentials, started=starttime,
port = port)
# Attach the launched environment and write all service state to S3.
result._environment = env
result._save_state()
_logger.info("[Step 4/5]: Waiting for Load Balancer to put all instances into service.")
while ((_datetime.datetime.now() - starttime).total_seconds() < _MAX_CREATE_TIMEOUT_SECS):
# query status, verify all InService
nodes = env.get_status(_show_errors = False)
statuses = []
for node in nodes:
statuses.append(node['state'] == 'InService')
if all(statuses):
_logger.info("Cluster is fully operational, [%d/%d] instances currently in service." %
(statuses.count(True), len(statuses)))
break
else:
_logger.info("Cluster not fully operational yet, [%d/%d] instances currently in service." %
(statuses.count(True), len(statuses)))
_time.sleep(15)
else:
_logger.error("Instances failed to be ready within 10 minutes. Tearing down.")
raise RuntimeError("Cluster configuration not successful in time, timing out.")
_logger.info("[Step 5/5]: Finalizing Configuration.")
result.cache_enable(None, True)
_gl.deploy._default_session.register(result)
result.save()
return result
except Exception as e:
# any exceptions we should gracefully terminate / tear down what we've created
_logger.warning("Tearing down Predictive Service due to error launching")
# default behavior deletes the log files in tear down.
# To preserve the logs set GRAPHLAB_DEBUG in environment, and the logs will be preserved
delete_logs = True
if 'GRAPHLAB_DEBUG' in _os.environ:
_logger.info("Preserving Log Files for debugging purposes")
delete_logs = False
if env:
env.terminate(delete_logs)
if result and delete_logs:
_logger.info('Deleting model data.')
try:
_file_util.s3_recursive_delete(state_path, aws_credentials)
except:
_logger.error("Could not delete model data. Please manually delete data under: %s" %
state_path)
raise