indexify 0.3.31__py3-none-any.whl → 0.4.3__py3-none-any.whl

indexify/executor/grpc/task_controller.py

@@ -1,508 +0,0 @@
-import asyncio
-from typing import Any, Optional
-
-import grpc
-from tensorlake.function_executor.proto.function_executor_pb2 import (
-    RunTaskRequest,
-    RunTaskResponse,
-    SerializedObject,
-)
-from tensorlake.function_executor.proto.function_executor_pb2_grpc import (
-    FunctionExecutorStub,
-)
-from tensorlake.function_executor.proto.message_validator import MessageValidator
-
-from indexify.proto.executor_api_pb2 import Task
-
-from ..downloader import Downloader
-from ..function_executor.function_executor import FunctionExecutor
-from ..function_executor.function_executor_state import FunctionExecutorState
-from ..function_executor.function_executor_status import FunctionExecutorStatus
-from ..function_executor.metrics.single_task_runner import (
-    metric_function_executor_run_task_rpc_errors,
-    metric_function_executor_run_task_rpc_latency,
-    metric_function_executor_run_task_rpcs,
-)
-from ..function_executor.task_output import TaskMetrics, TaskOutput
-
-# TODO: combine these metrics into a single python file once gRPC migration is over and old code is removed.
-from ..metrics.executor import (
-    METRIC_TASKS_COMPLETED_OUTCOME_ALL,
-    METRIC_TASKS_COMPLETED_OUTCOME_ERROR_CUSTOMER_CODE,
-    METRIC_TASKS_COMPLETED_OUTCOME_ERROR_PLATFORM,
-    METRIC_TASKS_COMPLETED_OUTCOME_SUCCESS,
-    metric_task_completion_latency,
-    metric_task_outcome_report_latency,
-    metric_task_outcome_report_retries,
-    metric_task_outcome_reports,
-    metric_tasks_completed,
-    metric_tasks_fetched,
-    metric_tasks_reporting_outcome,
-)
-from ..metrics.task_runner import (
-    metric_task_policy_latency,
-    metric_task_policy_runs,
-    metric_task_run_latency,
-    metric_task_run_platform_errors,
-    metric_task_runs,
-    metric_tasks_blocked_by_policy,
-    metric_tasks_blocked_by_policy_per_function_name,
-    metric_tasks_running,
-)
-from ..task_reporter import TaskReporter
-from .metrics.task_controller import metric_task_cancellations
-
-_TASK_OUTCOME_REPORT_BACKOFF_SEC = 5.0
-
-
-def validate_task(task: Task) -> None:
-    """Validates the supplied Task.
-
-    Raises ValueError if the Task is not valid.
-    """
-    validator = MessageValidator(task)
-    validator.required_field("id")
-    validator.required_field("namespace")
-    validator.required_field("graph_name")
-    validator.required_field("graph_version")
-    validator.required_field("function_name")
-    validator.required_field("graph_invocation_id")
-    if not (task.HasField("input_key") or task.HasField("input")):
-        raise ValueError(
-            "Task must have either input_key or input field set. " f"Got task: {task}"
-        )
-
-
-def task_logger(task: Task, logger: Any) -> Any:
-    """Returns a logger bound with the task's metadata.
-
-    The function assumes that the task might be invalid."""
-    return logger.bind(
-        task_id=task.id if task.HasField("id") else None,
-        namespace=task.namespace if task.HasField("namespace") else None,
-        graph_name=task.graph_name if task.HasField("graph_name") else None,
-        graph_version=task.graph_version if task.HasField("graph_version") else None,
-        function_name=task.function_name if task.HasField("function_name") else None,
-        graph_invocation_id=(
-            task.graph_invocation_id if task.HasField("graph_invocation_id") else None
-        ),
-    )
-
-
-class TaskController:
-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        task: Task,
-        downloader: Downloader,
-        task_reporter: TaskReporter,
-        function_executor_id: str,
-        function_executor_state: FunctionExecutorState,
-        logger: Any,
-    ):
-        """Creates a new TaskController instance.
-
-        The supplied Task must be already validated by the caller using validate_task().
-        """
-        self._task: Task = task
-        self._downloader: Downloader = downloader
-        self._task_reporter: TaskReporter = task_reporter
-        self._function_executor_id: str = function_executor_id
-        self._function_executor_state: FunctionExecutorState = function_executor_state
-        self._logger: Any = task_logger(task, logger).bind(
-            function_executor_id=function_executor_id,
-            module=__name__,
-        )
-
-        self._input: Optional[SerializedObject] = None
-        self._init_value: Optional[SerializedObject] = None
-        self._is_timed_out: bool = False
-        # Automatically start the controller on creation.
-        self._task_runner: asyncio.Task = asyncio.create_task(
-            self._run(), name="task controller task runner"
-        )
-
-    def function_executor_id(self) -> str:
-        return self._function_executor_id
-
-    def task(self) -> Task:
-        return self._task
-
-    async def destroy(self) -> None:
-        """Destroys the controller and cancells the task if it didn't finish yet.
-
-        A running task is cancelled by destroying its Function Executor.
-        Doesn't raise any exceptions.
-        """
-        if self._task_runner.done():
-            return  # Nothin to do, the task is finished already.
-
-        # The task runner code handles asyncio.CancelledError properly.
-        self._task_runner.cancel()
-        # Don't await the cancelled task to not block the caller unnecessary.
-
-    async def _run(self) -> None:
-        metric_tasks_fetched.inc()
-        with metric_task_completion_latency.time():
-            await self._run_task()
-
-    async def _run_task(self) -> None:
-        """Runs the supplied task and does full managemenet of its lifecycle.
-
-        Doesn't raise any exceptions."""
-        output: Optional[TaskOutput] = None
-
-        try:
-            await self._download_inputs()
-            output = await self._run_task_when_function_executor_is_available()
-            self._logger.info("task execution finished", success=output.success)
-            _log_function_metrics(output, self._logger)
-        except Exception as e:
-            metric_task_run_platform_errors.inc(),
-            output = self._internal_error_output()
-            self._logger.error("task execution failed", exc_info=e)
-        except asyncio.CancelledError:
-            metric_task_cancellations.inc()
-            self._logger.info("task execution cancelled")
-            # Don't report task outcome according to the current policy.
-            # asyncio.CancelledError can't be suppressed, see Python docs.
-            raise
-
-        # Current task outcome reporting policy:
-        # Don't report task outcomes for tasks that didn't fail with internal or customer error.
-        # This is required to simplify the protocol so Server doesn't need to care about task states
-        # and cancel each tasks carefully to not get its outcome as failed.
-        with (
-            metric_tasks_reporting_outcome.track_inprogress(),
-            metric_task_outcome_report_latency.time(),
-        ):
-            metric_task_outcome_reports.inc()
-            await self._report_task_outcome(output)
-
-    async def _download_inputs(self) -> None:
-        """Downloads the task inputs and init value.
-
-        Raises an Exception if the inputs failed to download.
-        """
-        self._input = await self._downloader.download_input(
-            namespace=self._task.namespace,
-            graph_name=self._task.graph_name,
-            graph_invocation_id=self._task.graph_invocation_id,
-            input_key=self._task.input_key,
-            data_payload=self._task.input if self._task.HasField("input") else None,
-            logger=self._logger,
-        )
-
-        if self._task.HasField("reducer_output_key") or self._task.HasField(
-            "reducer_input"
-        ):
-            self._init_value = await self._downloader.download_init_value(
-                namespace=self._task.namespace,
-                graph_name=self._task.graph_name,
-                function_name=self._task.function_name,
-                graph_invocation_id=self._task.graph_invocation_id,
-                reducer_output_key=(
-                    self._task.reducer_output_key
-                    if self._task.HasField("reducer_output_key")
-                    else None
-                ),
-                data_payload=(
-                    self._task.reducer_input
-                    if self._task.HasField("reducer_input")
-                    else None
-                ),
-                logger=self._logger,
-            )
-
-    async def _run_task_when_function_executor_is_available(self) -> TaskOutput:
-        """Runs the task on the Function Executor when it's available.
-
-        Raises an Exception if task failed due to an internal error."""
-        await self._acquire_function_executor()
-
-        next_status: FunctionExecutorStatus = FunctionExecutorStatus.IDLE
-        try:
-            return await self._run_task_on_acquired_function_executor()
-        except asyncio.CancelledError:
-            # This one is raised here when destroy() was called while we were running the task on this FE.
-            next_status = FunctionExecutorStatus.UNHEALTHY
-            # asyncio.CancelledError can't be suppressed, see Python docs.
-            raise
-        finally:
-            # If the task finished running on FE then put it into IDLE state so other tasks can run on it.
-            # Otherwise, mark the FE as unhealthy to force its destruction so the task stops running on it eventually
-            # and no other tasks run on this FE because it'd result in undefined behavior.
-            if self._is_timed_out:
-                next_status = FunctionExecutorStatus.UNHEALTHY
-            # TODO: When task controller is removed do FE health check here to stop scheduling tasks on unhealthy FE asap.
-            await self._release_function_executor(next_status=next_status)
-
-    async def _acquire_function_executor(self) -> None:
-        """Waits until the Function Executor is in IDLE state and then locks it so the task can run on it.
-
-        Doesn't raise any exceptions.
-        """
-        with (
-            metric_tasks_blocked_by_policy.track_inprogress(),
-            metric_tasks_blocked_by_policy_per_function_name.labels(
-                function_name=self._task.function_name
-            ).track_inprogress(),
-            metric_task_policy_latency.time(),
-        ):
-            metric_task_policy_runs.inc()
-            self._logger.info(
-                "task is blocked by policy: waiting for idle function executor"
-            )
-            async with self._function_executor_state.lock:
-                await self._function_executor_state.wait_status(
-                    allowlist=[FunctionExecutorStatus.IDLE]
-                )
-                await self._function_executor_state.set_status(
-                    FunctionExecutorStatus.RUNNING_TASK
-                )
-
-            # At this point the Function Executor belongs to this task controller due to RUNNING_TASK status.
-            # We can now unlock the FE state. We have to update the FE status once the task succeeds or fails.
-
-    async def _release_function_executor(
-        self, next_status: FunctionExecutorStatus
-    ) -> None:
-        # Release the Function Executor so others can run tasks on it if FE status didn't change.
-        # If FE status changed, then it means that we're off normal task execution path, e.g.
-        # Server decided to do something with FE.
-        async with self._function_executor_state.lock:
-            if (
-                self._function_executor_state.status
-                == FunctionExecutorStatus.RUNNING_TASK
-            ):
-                await self._function_executor_state.set_status(next_status)
-                if next_status == FunctionExecutorStatus.UNHEALTHY:
-                    # Destroy the unhealthy FE asap so it doesn't consume resources.
-                    # Don't do it under the state lock to not add unnecessary delays.
-                    asyncio.create_task(
-                        self._function_executor_state.function_executor.destroy()
-                    )
-                    self._function_executor_state.function_executor = None
-            else:
-                self._logger.warning(
-                    "skipping releasing Function Executor after running the task due to unexpected Function Executor status",
-                    status=self._function_executor_state.status.name,
-                    next_status=next_status.name,
-                )
-
-    async def _run_task_on_acquired_function_executor(self) -> TaskOutput:
-        """Runs the task on the Function Executor acquired by this task already and returns the output.
-
-        Raises an Exception if the task failed to run due to an internal error."""
-        with metric_tasks_running.track_inprogress(), metric_task_run_latency.time():
-            metric_task_runs.inc()
-            return await self._run_task_rpc_on_function_executor()
-
-    async def _run_task_rpc_on_function_executor(self) -> TaskOutput:
-        """Runs the task on the Function Executor and returns the output.
-
-        Raises an Exception if the task failed to run due to an internal error.
-        """
-        request: RunTaskRequest = RunTaskRequest(
-            namespace=self._task.namespace,
-            graph_name=self._task.graph_name,
-            graph_version=self._task.graph_version,
-            function_name=self._task.function_name,
-            graph_invocation_id=self._task.graph_invocation_id,
-            task_id=self._task.id,
-            function_input=self._input,
-        )
-        # Don't keep the input in memory after we started running the task.
-        self._input = None
-
-        if self._init_value is not None:
-            request.function_init_value.CopyFrom(self._init_value)
-            # Don't keep the init value in memory after we started running the task.
-            self._init_value = None
-
-        channel: grpc.aio.Channel = (
-            self._function_executor_state.function_executor.channel()
-        )
-
-        timeout_sec: Optional[float] = None
-        if self._task.HasField("timeout_ms"):
-            # TODO: Add integration tests with function timeout when end-to-end implementation is done.
-            timeout_sec = self._task.timeout_ms / 1000.0
-
-        async with _RunningTaskContextManager(
-            task=self._task,
-            function_executor=self._function_executor_state.function_executor,
-        ):
-            with (
-                metric_function_executor_run_task_rpc_errors.count_exceptions(),
-                metric_function_executor_run_task_rpc_latency.time(),
-            ):
-                metric_function_executor_run_task_rpcs.inc()
-                # If this RPC failed due to customer code crashing the server we won't be
-                # able to detect this. We'll treat this as our own error for now and thus
-                # let the AioRpcError to be raised here.
-                try:
-                    response: RunTaskResponse = await FunctionExecutorStub(
-                        channel
-                    ).run_task(request, timeout=timeout_sec)
-                except grpc.aio.AioRpcError as e:
-                    if e.code() == grpc.StatusCode.DEADLINE_EXCEEDED:
-                        # Not logging customer error.
-                        self._is_timed_out = True
-                        return self._function_timeout_output(timeout_sec=timeout_sec)
-                    raise
-
-        return _task_output_from_function_executor_response(
-            task=self._task, response=response
-        )
-
-    async def _report_task_outcome(self, output: TaskOutput) -> None:
-        """Reports the task with the given output to the server.
-
-        Doesn't raise any Exceptions. Runs till the reporting is successful."""
-        reporting_retries: int = 0
-
-        while True:
-            logger = self._logger.bind(retries=reporting_retries)
-            try:
-                await self._task_reporter.report(output=output, logger=logger)
-                break
-            except Exception as e:
-                logger.error(
-                    "failed to report task",
-                    exc_info=e,
-                )
-                reporting_retries += 1
-                metric_task_outcome_report_retries.inc()
-                await asyncio.sleep(_TASK_OUTCOME_REPORT_BACKOFF_SEC)
-
-        metric_tasks_completed.labels(outcome=METRIC_TASKS_COMPLETED_OUTCOME_ALL).inc()
-        if output.is_internal_error:
-            metric_tasks_completed.labels(
-                outcome=METRIC_TASKS_COMPLETED_OUTCOME_ERROR_PLATFORM
-            ).inc()
-        elif output.success:
-            metric_tasks_completed.labels(
-                outcome=METRIC_TASKS_COMPLETED_OUTCOME_SUCCESS
-            ).inc()
-        else:
-            metric_tasks_completed.labels(
-                outcome=METRIC_TASKS_COMPLETED_OUTCOME_ERROR_CUSTOMER_CODE
-            ).inc()
-
-    def _internal_error_output(self) -> TaskOutput:
-        return TaskOutput.internal_error(
-            task_id=self._task.id,
-            namespace=self._task.namespace,
-            graph_name=self._task.graph_name,
-            function_name=self._task.function_name,
-            graph_version=self._task.graph_version,
-            graph_invocation_id=self._task.graph_invocation_id,
-            output_payload_uri_prefix=(
-                self._task.output_payload_uri_prefix
-                if self._task.HasField("output_payload_uri_prefix")
-                else None
-            ),
-        )
-
-    def _function_timeout_output(self, timeout_sec: float) -> TaskOutput:
-        return TaskOutput.function_timeout(
-            task_id=self._task.id,
-            namespace=self._task.namespace,
-            graph_name=self._task.graph_name,
-            function_name=self._task.function_name,
-            graph_version=self._task.graph_version,
-            graph_invocation_id=self._task.graph_invocation_id,
-            timeout_sec=timeout_sec,
-            output_payload_uri_prefix=(
-                self._task.output_payload_uri_prefix
-                if self._task.HasField("output_payload_uri_prefix")
-                else None
-            ),
-        )
-
-
-def _task_output_from_function_executor_response(
-    task: Task, response: RunTaskResponse
-) -> TaskOutput:
-    response_validator = MessageValidator(response)
-    response_validator.required_field("stdout")
-    response_validator.required_field("stderr")
-    response_validator.required_field("is_reducer")
-    response_validator.required_field("success")
-
-    metrics = TaskMetrics(counters={}, timers={})
-    if response.HasField("metrics"):
-        # Can be None if e.g. function failed.
-        metrics.counters = dict(response.metrics.counters)
-        metrics.timers = dict(response.metrics.timers)
-
-    output = TaskOutput(
-        task_id=task.id,
-        namespace=task.namespace,
-        graph_name=task.graph_name,
-        function_name=task.function_name,
-        graph_version=task.graph_version,
-        graph_invocation_id=task.graph_invocation_id,
-        stdout=response.stdout,
-        stderr=response.stderr,
-        reducer=response.is_reducer,
-        success=response.success,
-        metrics=metrics,
-        output_payload_uri_prefix=(
-            task.output_payload_uri_prefix
-            if task.HasField("output_payload_uri_prefix")
-            else None
-        ),
-    )
-
-    if response.HasField("function_output"):
-        output.function_output = response.function_output
-    if response.HasField("router_output"):
-        output.router_output = response.router_output
-
-    return output
-
-
-# Temporary workaround is logging customer metrics until we store them somewhere
-# for future retrieval and processing.
-def _log_function_metrics(output: TaskOutput, logger: Any):
-    if output.metrics is None:
-        return
-
-    logger = logger.bind(
-        invocation_id=output.graph_invocation_id,
-        function_name=output.function_name,
-        graph_name=output.graph_name,
-        namespace=output.namespace,
-    )
-
-    for counter_name, counter_value in output.metrics.counters.items():
-        logger.info(
-            "function_metric", counter_name=counter_name, counter_value=counter_value
-        )
-    for timer_name, timer_value in output.metrics.timers.items():
-        logger.info("function_metric", timer_name=timer_name, timer_value=timer_value)
-
-
-class _RunningTaskContextManager:
-    """Performs all the actions required before and after running a task."""
-
-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        task: Task,
-        function_executor: FunctionExecutor,
-    ):
-        self._task = task
-        self._function_executor: FunctionExecutor = function_executor
-
-    async def __aenter__(self):
-        self._function_executor.invocation_state_client().add_task_to_invocation_id_entry(
-            task_id=self._task.id,
-            invocation_id=self._task.graph_invocation_id,
-        )
-        return self
-
-    async def __aexit__(self, exc_type, exc_val, exc_tb):
-        self._function_executor.invocation_state_client().remove_task_to_invocation_id_entry(
-            task_id=self._task.id,
-        )

indexify/executor/metrics/task_fetcher.py

@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-import prometheus_client
-
-from ..monitoring.metrics import latency_metric_for_fast_operation
-
-# This file contains all metrics used by TaskFetcher.
-
-metric_server_registrations: prometheus_client.Counter = prometheus_client.Counter(
-    "server_registration_requests",
-    "Number of Executor registrations requests sent to the Server",
-)
-metric_server_registration_errors: prometheus_client.Counter = (
-    prometheus_client.Counter(
-        "server_registration_request_errors",
-        "Number of failed Executor registration requests",
-    )
-)
-metric_server_registration_latency: prometheus_client.Histogram = (
-    latency_metric_for_fast_operation(
-        "server_registration_request", "Register Executor at the Server"
-    )
-)

indexify/executor/metrics/task_reporter.py

@@ -1,53 +0,0 @@
-import prometheus_client
-
-from ..monitoring.metrics import latency_metric_for_fast_operation
-
-# This file contains all metrics used by TaskReporter.
-
-metric_server_ingest_files_requests: prometheus_client.Counter = (
-    prometheus_client.Counter(
-        "server_ingest_files_requests", "Number of Server ingest files requests"
-    )
-)
-metric_server_ingest_files_errors: prometheus_client.Counter = (
-    prometheus_client.Counter(
-        "server_ingest_files_request_errors",
-        "Number of Server ingest files request errors",
-    )
-)
-metric_server_ingest_files_latency: prometheus_client.Histogram = (
-    latency_metric_for_fast_operation(
-        "server_ingest_files_request", "Ingest files request to Server"
-    )
-)
-
-metric_task_output_blob_store_uploads: prometheus_client.Counter = (
-    prometheus_client.Counter(
-        "task_output_blob_store_uploads", "Number of task output uploads to blob store"
-    )
-)
-metric_task_output_blob_store_upload_errors: prometheus_client.Counter = (
-    prometheus_client.Counter(
-        "task_output_blob_store_upload_errors",
-        "Number of failed task output uploads to blob store",
-    )
-)
-metric_task_output_blob_store_upload_latency: prometheus_client.Histogram = (
-    latency_metric_for_fast_operation(
-        "task_output_blob_store_upload", "Upload task output to blob store"
-    )
-)
-
-metric_report_task_outcome_rpcs = prometheus_client.Counter(
-    "report_task_outcome_rpcs",
-    "Number of report task outcome RPCs to Server",
-)
-metric_report_task_outcome_errors = prometheus_client.Counter(
-    "report_task_outcome_rpc_errors",
-    "Number of report task outcome RPC errors",
-)
-metric_report_task_outcome_latency: prometheus_client.Histogram = (
-    latency_metric_for_fast_operation(
-        "report_task_outcome_rpc", "Report task outcome RPC to Server"
-    )
-)

indexify/executor/metrics/task_runner.py

@@ -1,52 +0,0 @@
-import prometheus_client
-
-from ..monitoring.metrics import latency_metric_for_customer_controlled_operation
-
-# This file contains all metrics used by TaskRunner.
-
-# Metrics for the stage when task is blocked by the current policy.
-metric_task_policy_runs: prometheus_client.Counter = prometheus_client.Counter(
-    "task_policy_runs",
-    "Number of task execution policy runs",
-)
-metric_task_policy_errors: prometheus_client.Counter = prometheus_client.Counter(
-    "task_policy_errors",
-    "Number of errors while running task execution policy",
-)
-metric_task_policy_latency: prometheus_client.Histogram = (
-    latency_metric_for_customer_controlled_operation(
-        "task_policy",
-        "Task execution blocked by the policy",
-    )
-)
-metric_tasks_blocked_by_policy: prometheus_client.Gauge = prometheus_client.Gauge(
-    "tasks_blocked_by_policy",
-    "Number of tasks that are ready for execution but are blocked according to the current policy (typically waiting for a free Function Executor)",
-)
-metric_tasks_blocked_by_policy_per_function_name: prometheus_client.Gauge = (
-    prometheus_client.Gauge(
-        "tasks_blocked_by_policy_per_function_name",
-        "Number of tasks that are ready for execution but are blocked according to the current policy (typically waiting for a free Function Executor)",
-        ["function_name"],
-    )
-)
-
-# Metrics for the stage when task is running.
-metric_task_runs: prometheus_client.Counter = prometheus_client.Counter(
-    "task_runs",
-    "Number of task runs",
-)
-metric_task_run_platform_errors: prometheus_client.Counter = prometheus_client.Counter(
-    "task_run_platform_errors",
-    "Number of platform errors while running task",
-)
-metric_task_run_latency: prometheus_client.Histogram = (
-    latency_metric_for_customer_controlled_operation(
-        "task_run",
-        "run task from the moment it is unblocked by the policy until it finishes",
-    )
-)
-metric_tasks_running: prometheus_client.Gauge = prometheus_client.Gauge(
-    "tasks_running",
-    "Number of running tasks",
-)

indexify/executor/monitoring/function_allowlist.py

@@ -1,25 +0,0 @@
-from typing import Dict, List, Optional
-
-from ..api_objects import FunctionURI
-
-
-def function_allowlist_to_info_dict(
-    function_allowlist: Optional[List[FunctionURI]],
-) -> Dict[str, str]:
-    if function_allowlist is None:
-        return {"function_allowlist": "None"}
-
-    info = {}
-    counter = 0
-    for function_uri in function_allowlist:
-        function_uri: FunctionURI
-        info[f"function_allowlist_{counter}"] = ":".join(
-            [
-                function_uri.namespace,
-                function_uri.compute_graph,
-                function_uri.compute_fn,
-                str(function_uri.version),
-            ]
-        )
-        counter += 1
-    return info