Source code for pyworkflow.protocol.executor

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"""
This module have the classes for execution of protocol steps.
The basic one will run steps, one by one, after completion.
There is one based on threads to execute steps in parallel
using different threads and the last one with MPI processes.
"""

import logging
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
import time
import datetime
import threading
import os
import re
from subprocess import Popen, PIPE

import pyworkflow.utils.process as process
from pyworkflow.utils.path import getParentFolder, removeExt
from . import constants as cts

from .launch import _submit, UNKNOWN_JOBID


[docs]class StepExecutor: """ Run a list of Protocol steps. """ def __init__(self, hostConfig, **kwargs): self.hostConfig = hostConfig self.gpuList = kwargs.get(cts.GPU_LIST, None) self.protocol = None
[docs] def getGpuList(self): """ Return the GPU list assigned to current thread. """ return self.gpuList
[docs] def setProtocol(self, protocol): """ Set protocol to append active jobs to its jobIds. """ self.protocol = protocol
[docs] def runJob(self, log, programName, params, numberOfMpi=1, numberOfThreads=1, env=None, cwd=None): """ This function is a wrapper around runJob, providing the host configuration. """ process.runJob(log, programName, params, numberOfMpi, numberOfThreads, self.hostConfig, env=env, cwd=cwd, gpuList=self.getGpuList())
def _getRunnable(self, steps, n=1): """ Return the n steps that are 'new' and all its dependencies have been finished, or None if none ready. """ rs = [] # return a list of runnable steps for s in steps: if (s.getStatus() == cts.STATUS_NEW and all(steps[i-1].isFinished() for i in s._prerequisites)): rs.append(s) if len(rs) == n: break return rs def _arePending(self, steps): """ Return True if there are pending steps (either running or waiting) that can be done and thus enable other steps to be executed. """ return any(s.isRunning() or s.isWaiting() for s in steps)
[docs] def runSteps(self, steps, stepStartedCallback, stepFinishedCallback, stepsCheckCallback, stepsCheckSecs=3): # Even if this will run the steps in a single thread # let's follow a similar approach than the parallel one # In this way we can take into account the steps graph # dependency and also the case when using streaming delta = datetime.timedelta(seconds=stepsCheckSecs) lastCheck = datetime.datetime.now() while True: # Get a step to run, if there is any runnableSteps = self._getRunnable(steps) if runnableSteps: step = runnableSteps[0] # We found a step to work in, so let's start a new # thread to do the job and book it. step.setRunning() stepStartedCallback(step) step.run() doContinue = stepFinishedCallback(step) if not doContinue: break elif self._arePending(steps): # We have not found any runnable step, but still there # there are some running or waiting for dependencies # So, let's wait a bit to check if something changes time.sleep(0.5) else: # No steps to run, neither running or waiting # So, we are done, either failed or finished :) break now = datetime.datetime.now() if now - lastCheck > delta: stepsCheckCallback() lastCheck = now stepsCheckCallback() # one last check to finalize stuff
[docs]class StepThread(threading.Thread): """ Thread to run Steps in parallel. """ def __init__(self, thId, step, lock): threading.Thread.__init__(self) self.thId = thId self.step = step self.lock = lock
[docs] def run(self): error = None try: self.step._run() # not self.step.run() , to avoid race conditions except Exception as e: error = str(e) logger.error("Couldn't run the code in a thread." , exc_info=e) finally: with self.lock: if error is None: self.step.setFinished() else: self.step.setFailed(error)
[docs]class ThreadStepExecutor(StepExecutor): """ Run steps in parallel using threads. """ def __init__(self, hostConfig, nThreads, **kwargs): StepExecutor.__init__(self, hostConfig, **kwargs) self.numberOfProcs = nThreads # If the gpuList was specified, we need to distribute GPUs among # all the threads self.gpuDict = {} if self.gpuList: nodes = range(nThreads) nGpu = len(self.gpuList) if nGpu > nThreads: chunk = int(nGpu / nThreads) for i, node in enumerate(nodes): self.gpuDict[node] = list(self.gpuList[i*chunk:(i+1)*chunk]) else: # Expand gpuList repeating until reach nThreads items if nThreads > nGpu: newList = self.gpuList * (int(nThreads/nGpu)+1) self.gpuList = newList[:nThreads] for node, gpu in zip(nodes, self.gpuList): self.gpuDict[node] = [gpu]
[docs] def getGpuList(self): """ Return the GPU list assigned to current thread or empty list if not using GPUs. """ return self.gpuDict.get(threading.currentThread().thId, [])
[docs] def runSteps(self, steps, stepStartedCallback, stepFinishedCallback, stepsCheckCallback, stepsCheckSecs=5): """ Creates threads and synchronize the steps execution. :param steps: list of steps to run :param stepStartedCallback: callback to be called before starting any step :param stepFinishedCallback: callback to be run after all steps are done :param stepsCheckCallback: callback to check if there are new steps to add (streaming) :param stepsCheckSecs: seconds between stepsCheckCallback calls """ delta = datetime.timedelta(seconds=stepsCheckSecs) lastCheck = datetime.datetime.now() sharedLock = threading.Lock() runningSteps = {} # currently running step in each node ({node: step}) freeNodes = list(range(self.numberOfProcs)) # available nodes to send jobs while True: # See which of the runningSteps are not really running anymore. # Update them and freeNodes, and call final callback for step. with sharedLock: nodesFinished = [node for node, step in runningSteps.items() if not step.isRunning()] doContinue = True for node in nodesFinished: step = runningSteps.pop(node) # remove entry from runningSteps freeNodes.append(node) # the node is available now # Notify steps termination and check if we should continue doContinue = stepFinishedCallback(step) if not doContinue: break if not doContinue: break anyLaunched = False # If there are available nodes, send next runnable step. with sharedLock: if freeNodes: runnableSteps = self._getRunnable(steps, len(freeNodes)) for step in runnableSteps: # We found a step to work in, so let's start a new # thread to do the job and book it. anyLaunched = True step.setRunning() stepStartedCallback(step) node = freeNodes.pop() # take an available node runningSteps[node] = step t = StepThread(node, step, sharedLock) # won't keep process up if main thread ends t.daemon = True t.start() anyPending = self._arePending(steps) if not anyLaunched: if anyPending: # nothing running time.sleep(0.5) else: break # yeah, we are done, either failed or finished :) now = datetime.datetime.now() if now - lastCheck > delta: stepsCheckCallback() lastCheck = now stepsCheckCallback() # Wait for all threads now. for t in threading.enumerate(): if t is not threading.current_thread(): t.join()
[docs]class QueueStepExecutor(ThreadStepExecutor): def __init__(self, hostConfig, submitDict, nThreads, **kwargs): ThreadStepExecutor.__init__(self, hostConfig, nThreads, **kwargs) self.submitDict = submitDict # Command counter per thread self.threadCommands = {} for threadId in range(nThreads): self.threadCommands[threadId] = 0 if nThreads > 1: self.runJobs = ThreadStepExecutor.runSteps else: self.runJobs = StepExecutor.runSteps self.renameGpuIds()
[docs] def renameGpuIds(self): """ Reorganize the gpus ids starting from 0 since the queue engine is the one assigning them. https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-c-programming-guide/index.html#env-vars """ for threadId, gpuList in self.gpuDict.items(): for i in range(len(gpuList)): self.gpuDict[threadId][i] = i logger.debug("Updated gpus ids rebase starting from 0: %s per thread" %self.gpuDict)
[docs] def runJob(self, log, programName, params, numberOfMpi=1, numberOfThreads=1, env=None, cwd=None): threadId = threading.current_thread().thId submitDict = dict(self.hostConfig.getQueuesDefault()) submitDict.update(self.submitDict) submitDict['JOB_COMMAND'] = process.buildRunCommand(programName, params, numberOfMpi, self.hostConfig, env, gpuList=self.getGpuList()) self.threadCommands[threadId] += 1 subthreadId = '-%s-%s' % (threadId, self.threadCommands[threadId]) submitDict['JOB_NAME'] = submitDict['JOB_NAME'] + subthreadId submitDict['JOB_SCRIPT'] = os.path.abspath(removeExt(submitDict['JOB_SCRIPT']) + subthreadId + ".job") submitDict['JOB_LOGS'] = os.path.join(getParentFolder(submitDict['JOB_SCRIPT']), submitDict['JOB_NAME']) jobid = _submit(self.hostConfig, submitDict, cwd, env) # if self.protocol._lock: # Just in case we detect concurrency problem self.protocol.appendJobId(jobid) # append active jobs self.protocol._store(self.protocol._jobId) if (jobid is None) or (jobid == UNKNOWN_JOBID): logger.info("jobId is none therefore we set it to fail") raise Exception("Failed to submit to queue.") status = cts.STATUS_RUNNING wait = 3 # Check status while job running # REVIEW this to minimize the overhead in time put by this delay check while self._checkJobStatus(self.hostConfig, jobid) == cts.STATUS_RUNNING: time.sleep(wait) if wait < 300: wait += 3 # if self.protocol._lock: # Just in case we detect concurrency problem self.protocol.removeJobId(jobid) # After completion, remove inactive jobs. self.protocol._store(self.protocol._jobId) return status
def _checkJobStatus(self, hostConfig, jobid): command = hostConfig.getCheckCommand() % {"JOB_ID": jobid} logger.debug("checking job status for %s: %s" %(jobid, command)) p = Popen(command, shell=True, stdout=PIPE, preexec_fn=os.setsid) out = p.communicate()[0].decode(errors='backslashreplace') jobDoneRegex = hostConfig.getJobDoneRegex() logger.debug("Queue engine replied %s, variable JOB_DONE_REGEX has %s" %(out, jobDoneRegex)) # If nothing is returned we assume job is no longer in queue and thus finished if out == "": logger.warning("Empty response from queue system to job (%s)" %jobid) return cts.STATUS_FINISHED # If some string is returned we use the JOB_DONE_REGEX variable (if present) to infer the status elif jobDoneRegex is not None: s = re.search(jobDoneRegex, out) if s: logger.debug("Job (%s) finished" %jobid) return cts.STATUS_FINISHED else: logger.debug("Job (%s) still running" %jobid) return cts.STATUS_RUNNING # If JOB_DONE_REGEX is not defined and queue has returned something we assume that job is still running else: return cts.STATUS_RUNNING