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Woken demo

This is a demonstration of the MIP Algorithm Factory focusing on its runtime for machine learning algorithms, Woken.

The demonstration runs inside a Vagrant Virtual machine and demonstrates several machine learning and statistical analysis algorithms exposed as web services.

Installation

  • install Ansible version 2.2.0 or better. On Ubuntu you can use the script ./common/scripts/bootstrap.sh

  • install VirtualBox version 5.0 or better

  • install Vagrant version 1.8.5 or better

  • install vagrant plugin install vagrant-hostmanager

       vagrant plugin install vagrant-hostmanager

  • start the virtual machine with Vagrant. You will need at least 8Gb of RAM available for the VM.

      vagrant up

Troubleshooting

VirtualBox is complaining that the installation is incomplete

After upgrading the Linux kernel in your system you may encounter this message when running a Vagrant command:

The provider 'virtualbox' that was requested to back the machine
'airflow' is reporting that it isn't usable on this system. The
reason is shown below:

VirtualBox is complaining that the installation is incomplete. Please
run `VBoxManage --version` to see the error message which should contain
instructions on how to fix this error.

To fix it, you need to rebuild a module for Virtualbox using this command:

  sudo apt-get install --reinstall virtualbox-dkms linux-headers-generic

Usage

The virtual machine should start and install Woken.

Woken webservices are accessible from localhost:14087

Marathon can be accessed on localhost:15080

Chronos can be accessed on localhost:14400

Testing

Run the following tests using curl:

TODO: provide example data and some tests

For developers

Sources for Woken and related projects

Algorithm Factory Organisation License Management Continuous integration
woken CHUV License
base-docker-images CHUV License
functions-repository CHUV License
sample-datasets-db CHUV License

Configuration for Ansible inventory

Ansible inventory controls what software is installed and how it is configured.

It is organised by hosts (servers) and groups.

Here, we have the following organisation:

  • demo: the target host, running inside a Vagrant Virtual machine
  • managed: a group containing demo, indicating that the server is managed by Ansible and should be applied a default configuration and a set of base sofware packages
  • control: a group containing demo, indicating that this server is used to perform operations affecting the whole cluster (here we have a 'cluster' of one machine)
  • zookeeper, mesos-mixed: groups that are used to define where and how the Mesos stack is deployed
  • woken-db, demo-db, woken, woken-validation: groups that are used to define which applications should be deployed by Marathon

Inventory configuration