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Spring Config | Deprecated Environment Variable | Example Values | Description | ||
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modelop.runtime.log-level | MODELOP_LOG_LEVEL | debug, info (default), warning, error | Log level of the engine | ||
modelop.gateway-url | MODELOP_GATEWAY_LOCATION | http://gateway:8090 gateway:8090 | The host:port of the MOC gateway | ||
spring.application.name | MODELOP_ENGINE_NAME | engine-3 | The name of the runtime that will be used to identify it in the registry | ||
spring.cloud.config.uri | http://sccs:1234 | The uri of the spring cloud config server from whence to acquire configuration (MUST BE SET LOCALLY) | |||
spring.profiles.active | profile1,profile2,profile3 | The spring profiles that contain the desired configuration (MUST BE SET LOCALLY) | |||
modelop.runtime.group | MODELOP_RUNTIME_GROUP | modelop | The group name that owns the runtime. | ||
modelop.runtime.initial-tags | MODELOP_RUNTIME_INITIAL_TAGS | “tag1, tag2” | A comma separated list of runtime tags that MOC should apply to the engine when it is first discovered. | ||
server.port | MODELOP_API_PORT | 8003 (default) | The port that the runtime will listen on | ||
modelop.runtime.roundtrip-default-timeout | MODELOP_ROUNDTRIP_DEFAULT_TIMEOUT | 5000 (default) | The default timeout (in milliseconds) for roundtrip REST calls | ||
eureka.instance.ip-address | MODELOP_ENGINE_IP | 0.0.0.0 | The IP address the engine should use to identify itself to the registry | ||
eureka.instance.hostname | MODELOP_ENGINE_HOSTNAME | engine-3 | The hostname the engine should use to identify itself to the registry | ||
eureka.instance.instanceId | The instance id to register with eureka (NOT TYPICALLY SET) | ||||
eureka.instance.health-check-url | {hostname:port}/1/health | Health check url (NOT TYPICALLY SET) | |||
eureka.instance.home-page-url | {hostname:port}/ | Root api url (NOT TYPICALLY SET) | |||
eureka.instance.status-page-url | {hostname:port}/1/platforms | Status check url (NOT TYPICALLY SET) | |||
server.ssl.enabled | MODELOP_ENGINE_USE_HTTPS | true, false (default) | Indicates whether the engine uses SSL | ||
eureka.client.service-url.defaultZone | MODELOP_EUREKA_HOSTNAME and MODELOP_EUREKA_PORT | http://registry:8761 | url indicating the registry’s hostname and port | ||
MODELOP_EUREKA_HOSTNAME | registry | The hostname of the registry | |||
MODELOP_EUREKA_PORT | 8761 (default) | The port on which the registry is listening | |||
modelop.runtime.log-location | MODELOP_RUNTIME_LOG_LOCATION | /tmp/logs | The directory where engine logs are stored | ||
modelop.runtime.log-file-max-size | MODELOP_RUNTIME_LOG_FILE_MAX_SIZE | 2097152 | Max engine log file size | ||
logstash.location | MODELOP_LOGSTASH_LOCATION | logstash:8093 | The host:port where logstash messages should be sent. NOTE: the port is a UDP port, not a TCP port. | ||
modelop.runtime.config-file | MODELOP_RUNTIME_CONFIG_FILE | /config/application.json (default) | The location of the application.json config file | ||
reporting-service.websocket.url | MODELOP_REPORTING_SERVICE_MESSAGES_PATH | http://gateway:8090/reporting-service/messages | The url where internal messages should be sent | ||
MODELOP_REPORTING_SERVICE_MESSAGES_PATH | /reporting-service/messages (default) | The path on the configured gateway to send internal messages | |||
modelop.provider.token-uri | MODELOP_OAUTH_SERVER_URL | The URI of the oauth server (if present) | |||
modelop.runtime.client-id | MODELOP_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID | moc-runtime | The OAuth client id (populates the ‘client_id’ header) | ||
modelop.runtime.client-secret | MODELOP_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET | The OAuth client secret (populates the ‘client_secret’) header) | |||
modelop.runtime.scope | MODELOP_OAUTH_SCOPE | The OAuth client scope (populates the ‘scope’ header) | |||
modelop.runtime.default-listener-idle-timeout | MODELOP_ENGINE_DEFAULT_LISTENER_IDLE_TIMEOUT | 60000 (default), infinity | Number of milliseconds (or ‘infinity’) to wait before timing out incoming REST calls on the default control port (the one specified by MODELOP_API_PORT) | ||
modelop.runtime.roundtrip-listener-idle-timeout | MODELOP_ENGINE_ROUNDTRIP_LISTENER_IDLE_TIMEOUT | 60000 (default), infinity | Just like MODELOP_ENGINE_DEFAULT_LISTENER_IDLE_TIMEOUT, but for the roundtrip REST listener | ||
modelop.runtime.allow-dynamic-library-installation | true (default) | Whether or not to attempt to install libraries identified by assets with a role of REQUIRED_LIBRARIES | |||
modelop.runtime.max-input-file-size-bytes | MODELOP_RUNTIME_MAX_INPUT_FILE_SIZE_BYTES | 1048576000 | The max size of a file being used as an input to a batch job | ||
modelop.runtime.log-input-to-stomp | false (default) | Whether or not to log input records to the STOMP queue | |||
modelop.runtime.log-output-to-stomp | false (default) | Whether or not to log output records to the STOMP queue | |||
modelop.runtime.odbc-enable-bulk-inserts | MODELOP_ODBC_ENABLE_BULK_INSERTS | true (default) | Whether or not to convert individual insert commands into bulk insert commands | ||
modelop.runtime.s3-credentials.stored-credentials |
| A list of credentials | |||
modelop.runtime.s3-credentials.eks-service-account-credentials |
| A list of credentials | |||
modelop.runtime.s3-https-proxy | MODELOP_S3_HTTPS_PROXY | proxy_host:port | The https proxy to use when talking to s3 | ||
modelop.runtime.s3-http-proxy | MODELOP_S3_HTTP_PROXY | proxy_host:port | The http proxy to use when talking to s3 | ||
modelop.runtime.sts-https-proxy | MODELOP_AWS_STS_HTTPS_PROXY | proxy_host:port | The https proxy to use when talking to sts | ||
modelop.runtime.sts-http-proxy | MODELOP_AWS_STS_HTTP_PROXY | proxy_host:port | The http proxy to use when talking to sts | ||
modelop.runtime.sql-credentials |
| A list of credentials | |||
modelop.runtime.monitoring-package | false (default) | Set to ‘true’ to enable the monitoring package | |||
MODELOP_RUNTIME_PIP3_FREEZE | Set to ‘true’ to run pip freeze before and after installing python requirements attached to a model | ||||
MODELOP_RUNTIME_PIP3_UPGRADE | Set to ‘true’ to attempt to upgrade pip before installing python requirements attached to a model | ||||
modelop.runtime.in-production | false (default) | Informs the initial value of the Engine inProduction field | |||
modelop.runtime.environment-name | Informs the initial value of the Engine environmentName field | ||||
modelop.runtime.pre-3.0-startup | false (default) | Set to ‘true’ to use the older/deprecated mechanism for retrieving a deployed model upon runtime startup. Newer runtimes, by default, use an API on Model Manage that doesn’t exist on pre 3.0 versions. |
moc-builder
When leveraging moc-builder
to generate a MOC environment, your environment’s config/config.json
file can be updated with the desired values for the aforementioned environment variables. A subsequent compose
command will use the values in the config.json
when building kubernetes manifests.
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{ "sql-credentials": [ { "host": "sql-server-abc", "username": "my_user", "password": "my_password" }, { "host": "sql-other-server-def", "username": {"from_file": "/config/the-username"}, "password": {"from_env": "THE_ENV_VAR_WHERE_MY_PASSWORD_IS"} } ], "s3-credentials": { "storedCredentials": [ { "path": "", "authenticationType": "BASIC", "accessKeyId" : "my_key", "secretAccessKey" : "my_secret" } ], "eksServiceAccountCredentials": [ { "path": "s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com": "s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com", "roleArnEnvVariable" : "TEST_ROLE_ARN", "webIdentityTokenFileEnvVariable" : "TEST_TOKEN_FILE", "sessionPrefix" : "testprefixABC" } ] }, "azure-credentials": { "storedCredentials": [ { "account": "my_account", "roleArnEnvVariableauthenticationType" : "TESTSHARED_ROLE_ARNKEY", "webIdentityTokenFileEnvVariablepath" : "TEST_TOKEN_FILE", "sessionPrefixsharedKey" : "testprefixABCmysharedkey==" } ] } } |
The ‘sql-credentials’ section allows username and password credentials to be associated with specific sql database hosts. Credentials can be hardcoded directly in the config file, located in a file, or located in an environment variable.
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Open the ModelOp Runtime to which you want to add endpoints
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2. Select the “Create Endpoint” button for either the input or output endpoints
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3. Select Click the button on the right to add either an Input endpoint , or Output endpoint. Choose either REST or Kafka:
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REST Endpoints
Add a Name, optional Description, Encoding type, and optional port. Select “Save Endpoint”
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Kafka endpoints require several fields, as detailed in the screenshot and table below.
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Field | Type | Description | Example |
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Name |
| A user-supplied name for the endpoint | “MyKafkaEndpoint1” |
Description |
| A user-supplied description for the endpoint | “Kafka Endpoint for consumer transactions” |
Encoding |
| The encoding used for serialization/deserialization of the kafka messages | json |
BootstrapServers |
| The name and port of the Kafka bootstrap servers. | "kafka1:9002" |
Group (Consumer Group) (optional) |
| To provide a horizontally scalable solution, a Consumer Group can be used to allow load balancing of requests across multiple ModelOp runtimes. By defining a Consumer Group, ModelOp Center ensures that only one ModelOp runtime in the Consumer Group services a given message. | "fastscore-1" |
Principal (optional) |
| An authenticated user in a secure cluster | "kafka/kafka@REALM" |
Topic |
| The Kafka topic to consume or push to, depending on if input vs. output endpoint | "MyKafkaTopic" |
Keyfile (optional) |
| The location of the keytab file containing pairs of Kerberos principals and encrypted keys | "/fastscore.keytab" |
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