idmtools_platform_local.local_platform module¶
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class
idmtools_platform_local.local_platform.
LocalPlatform
(*args, **kwargs)¶ Bases:
idmtools.entities.iplatform.IPlatform
Represents the platform allowing to run simulations locally.
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host_data_directory
: str = '/home/docs/.local_data'¶ Directory where data for local platform such as files and postgres data will be stored
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network
: str = 'idmtools'¶ Name of the docker network to use
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redis_image
: str = 'redis:5.0.9-alpine'¶ What redis image should we use
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redis_port
: int = 6379¶ Port for redis to bind to
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runtime
: Optional[str] = None¶ Runtime. Defaults to runc, but can be set to nvidia-docker
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redis_mem_limit
: str = '128m'¶ Memory limit for redis
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redis_mem_reservation
: str = '64m'¶ How much memory should redis preallocate
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postgres_image
: str = 'postgres:11.9'¶ Postgres image to use
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postgres_mem_limit
: str = '64m'¶ Postgres memory limit
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postgres_mem_reservation
: str = '32m'¶ How much memory should postgres reserve
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postgres_port
: Optional[str] = 5432¶ What port should postgres listen to
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workers_mem_limit
: str = '16g'¶ Memory limit for workers
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workers_mem_reservation
: str = '128m'¶ How much memory should the workers pre-allocate
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workers_image
: str = None¶ Workers image to use. Defaults to version compatible with current idmtools version
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workers_ui_port
: int = 5000¶ Workers UI port
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heartbeat_timeout
: int = 15¶ Heartbeat timeout
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default_timeout
: int = 45¶ Default timeout when talking to local platform
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launch_created_experiments_in_browser
: bool = False¶ Launch experiments created in the browser
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auto_remove_worker_containers
: bool = True¶ allows user to specify auto removal of docker worker containers
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enable_singularity_support
: bool = False¶ Enables singularity support. This requires elevated privileges on docker and should only be used when using singularity within workflows. This feature is in BETA so it may be unstable
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cleanup
(delete_data: bool = False, shallow_delete: bool = False, tear_down_brokers: bool = False)¶
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post_setstate
()¶ Function called after restoring the state if additional initialization is required
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