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Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - list_projects(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: str), changes logging level to either ERROR or DEBUG, including HTTP request logs if the latter is chosen
* Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: Bool), sets openstack debug logging to true, including HTTP request logs - _is_ipynb() -> Bool, checks if the code is running within an ipy notebook. Used to determine whether to execute widgets * Added custom exceptions Raised when argument is not valid. These errors might be fixed by checking hardware catalog or documentation. Examples where this might be seen are: - Site name is not valid - Node type is not valid - e.g. Resource does not exist Raised when a request has valid arguments, but the resources are being used incorrectly, or can’t be used as requested. This type of error might depend on the time the notebook is run, due to the shared nature of the testbed. Examples: - Nodes matching filters (e.g. node_type) are unavailable - Cannot allocate FIP - Allocation expires soon - Allocation has insufficient SUs for request Raised when an error occurs with some Chameleon resource. For example, if your node is having hardware issues, and so fails to provision, this will be raised. Replaced thrown exceptions with their appropriate custom exception accross all modules. * Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - list_projects(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: str), changes logging level to either ERROR or DEBUG, including HTTP request logs if the latter is chosen * Changed one more exception * Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - list_projects(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: str), changes logging level to either ERROR or DEBUG, including HTTP request logs if the latter is chosen * typo --------- Co-authored-by: Soufiane Jounaid <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Soufiane Jounaid <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Mark Powers <[email protected]>
* Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: Bool), sets openstack debug logging to true, including HTTP request logs - _is_ipynb() -> Bool, checks if the code is running within an ipy notebook. Used to determine whether to execute widgets * Added custom exceptions Raised when argument is not valid. These errors might be fixed by checking hardware catalog or documentation. Examples where this might be seen are: - Site name is not valid - Node type is not valid - e.g. Resource does not exist Raised when a request has valid arguments, but the resources are being used incorrectly, or can’t be used as requested. This type of error might depend on the time the notebook is run, due to the shared nature of the testbed. Examples: - Nodes matching filters (e.g. node_type) are unavailable - Cannot allocate FIP - Allocation expires soon - Allocation has insufficient SUs for request Raised when an error occurs with some Chameleon resource. For example, if your node is having hardware issues, and so fails to provision, this will be raised. Replaced thrown exceptions with their appropriate custom exception accross all modules. * Initial implementation of hardware module Incomplete * Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - list_projects(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: str), changes logging level to either ERROR or DEBUG, including HTTP request logs if the latter is chosen * Changed one more exception * Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - list_projects(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: str), changes logging level to either ERROR or DEBUG, including HTTP request logs if the latter is chosen * typo * Hardware module 1.0 Used to query hardware on Chameleon. the get_nodes() methods fetches a list of nodes in the currently selected site in form of a list of Node dataclass. * Using allocation API to determine next free timeslot --------- Co-authored-by: Soufiane Jounaid <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Soufiane Jounaid <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Mark Powers <[email protected]>
* Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: Bool), sets openstack debug logging to true, including HTTP request logs - _is_ipynb() -> Bool, checks if the code is running within an ipy notebook. Used to determine whether to execute widgets * Added custom exceptions Raised when argument is not valid. These errors might be fixed by checking hardware catalog or documentation. Examples where this might be seen are: - Site name is not valid - Node type is not valid - e.g. Resource does not exist Raised when a request has valid arguments, but the resources are being used incorrectly, or can’t be used as requested. This type of error might depend on the time the notebook is run, due to the shared nature of the testbed. Examples: - Nodes matching filters (e.g. node_type) are unavailable - Cannot allocate FIP - Allocation expires soon - Allocation has insufficient SUs for request Raised when an error occurs with some Chameleon resource. For example, if your node is having hardware issues, and so fails to provision, this will be raised. Replaced thrown exceptions with their appropriate custom exception accross all modules. * Initial implementation of hardware module Incomplete * Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - list_projects(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: str), changes logging level to either ERROR or DEBUG, including HTTP request logs if the latter is chosen * Changed one more exception * Python-chi 1.0 context module Added the following new methods: - list_sites(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - list_projects(show: [None, “widget”, “text”] = None) -> [str] - use_site(site_name: str = DEFAULT_SITE) -> None - use_project(project_id: str = None) -> None - choose_site() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the site - choose_project() -> None, displays a dropdown widget to choose the project - check_credentials() -> None, prints authentication metadata - set_log_level(debug: str), changes logging level to either ERROR or DEBUG, including HTTP request logs if the latter is chosen * typo * Hardware module 1.0 Used to query hardware on Chameleon. the get_nodes() methods fetches a list of nodes in the currently selected site in form of a list of Node dataclass. * Lease 1.0, incomplete * more fixes * Fix doc formatting * Adding review comments * Lease 1.0, missing event retrieval Implemented a new OOP interface for lease and added widget representations. list_leases and get_lease methods now return Lease objects instead of dict. --------- Co-authored-by: Soufiane Jounaid <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Soufiane Jounaid <[email protected]>
* Server 1.0
Implemented a redesign of the server module's OOP interfaces
### Add Server and Flavor Classes for Instance Management
#### Server Class
**Fields**
- `reservation_id: str`
- `addresses: {network: [ip,]}`
- @Property which if an id is set, fetches the latest addresses
- `created_at: datetime`
- `flavor: str`
- `host_id: str`
- `host_status: str`
- `name: str`
- `hypervisor_hostname: str`
- `id: str`
- `image: Image`
- `is_locked: bool`
- `keypair: Keypair`
- `status`
- @Property which if an id is set, fetches the latest status
**__init__**
```python
def __init__(
name: str,
reservation_id: str,
image_name="CC-Ubuntu-22.04": str,
image: Image,
flavor_name="baremetal": str,
key_name="$USER-jupyterhub",
keypair: Keypair,
network_name="sharednet1",
)
* Chi.Container 1.0 and added device res to Lease1.0 Implemented redesign of chi.container and added device reservations to the lease module * Fixed Backwards compat
* Chi.Container 1.0 and added device res to Lease1.0 Implemented redesign of chi.container and added device reservations to the lease module * Fixed Backwards compat * Chi.magic (incomplete) * Fixed more backwards compatibility issues and finished implementation of chi.util * Added next_free_timeslot implementation * reformatting comments * Improvements accross the board, and finalized features * Improvements to stability and error reporting --------- Co-authored-by: Mark Powers <[email protected]>
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Demonstrated in https://github.com/ChameleonCloud/bare_metal_experiment_pattern/blob/main/Experiment.ipynb.