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analytics tool kit

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ATK

#Setting up your build environment You will need to increase your maven memory settings and set the https protocol.

export MAVEN_OPTS="-Xmx512m -XX:PermSize=256m -Dhttps.protocols=TLSv1.2"

You also need to add trustedanalytics.org certificate to your java keystore to download dependencies from our maven server.

wget https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/analytics-tool-kit/public.crt -O `pwd`/public.crt &&\
sudo keytool -importcert -trustcacerts -storepass changeit -file `pwd`/public.crt \
-alias trustedanalytics.org -noprompt \
-keystore `find -L $JAVA_HOME -name cacerts`

If you don't want to trust our public certificate you can change the all repository urls in parent pom from https://maven.trustedanalytics.org to http://maven.trustedanalytics.org

#Building After cloning the repository (to a directory we'll refer to as 'atk'),

Start the zinc server for incremental compilation

bin/zinc.sh start

Compile source

mvn compile

To build all the jars necessary to run the rest server

mvn package -DskipTests

If you want to run all the test run the maven package without skipTests option

mvn package

You can add -T option to run maven with parallel execution except when running tests.

#OK
mvn -T 4 package -DskipTests
#OK
mvn -T 4 compile


#Not OK, will fail
mvn -T 4 package

Running

This is an overview. Additional details and instructions are in the user documentation.

  • Pre-requisites
  • Build the project jars
  • Setup conf/ folder
    • Create a conf/application.conf based on the templates under conf/examples
      • Add cluster settings in application.conf
    • Create a conf/logback.xml if you want to configure logging
  • Use bin/rest-server.sh to start the server
  • cd /python-client
  • Open ipython or python shell
    • Verify you are running a python 2.7
    • Run these commands first
      • import trustedanalytics as ta
      • ta.connect()

Getting Help

Folders Overview

  • bin/ - scripts for starting REST server and scoring engine, etc.
  • conf/ - configuration templates for setting up a system, put your application.conf here for running out of source code
  • doc/ - end user docs for the system (except doc for specific plugins goes in the plugins themselves)
  • doc-api-examples/ - examples of api usage for plugins
  • engine/
    • engine-core/ - loads and executes plugins and provides the basic services that plugins need.
    • interfaces/ - interfaces the Engine exposes to the REST server. (we should move plugin args/return values out of here)
    • meta-store/ - code that interacts with the meta-store database repository including SQL scripts
  • engine-plugins/ - plugins use engine services to implement user visible operations
    • frame-plugins/ - frame related plugins, e.g. frame.add_columns()
    • graph-plugins/ - graph related plugins that run on Spark and GraphX
    • model-plugins/ - model related plugins, e.g. LinearRegressionModel
    • daal-plugins/ - experimental plugins related to Intel Data Analytics Acceleration Library (DAAL), e.g., DaalLinearRegressionModel
  • integration-tests/ - developer written, build time integration tests in python, these run against a minimal version of our product
  • misc/ - miscellaneous items that aren't really part of our product
  • module-loader/ - starts application and sets up ClassLoaders appropriately.
  • package/ - packaging for VM's, RPM's
  • python-client/ - python client code (talks with rest-server)
    • examples/ - example code for users of how to use the API
  • rest-server/ - the rest server converts HTTP requests to messages that are sent to the Engine
  • scoring-engine/ - a small lightweight REST server that can score against trained models
  • scoring-interfaces/ - interfaces the scoring-engine depends on. Other model implementations could be plugged in as long as they implement these interfaces.
  • scoring-models/ - implementations of models the scoring-engine uses.
  • testutils/ - some test utility code that gets reused between tests in different modules

Developer Todo

  • Enable lazy execution and delayed execution. We have a plan where SparkContexts can be re-used and only shutdown when needed.
  • Properly support directed and undirected graphs (get rid of "bi-directional")
  • Data types in graphs/frames needs to be extended greatly
  • Improve Plugins
    • Further separation between framework and plugins (ideally these are even separate projects)
    • Possibly separate plugin from yarn job
    • Dependency Injection
    • Need many more extension points for 3rd parties
    • Meta-programming needs to be expanded to support more kinds of objects
    • Nicer interfaces for plugin authors
  • All plugins should move to plugin modules (a few lingering plugins under engine-core)
  • Add support for Spark's dataframes
  • Replace Slick with something simpler (even straight JDBC would be better, everyone already knows SQL and we aren't getting enough value to justify the learning curve for Slick)
  • Replace Spray DSL with something simpler (the DSL is confusing to use and our REST layer is too thin to make people learn a DSL)
  • testutils should probably merge into engine-core
  • Need Maven profiles to make it easier for developers to build only part of the project
  • Break up CommandExecutor
  • Move args classes out of interfaces next to their associated plugin (possibly get rid of args classes all together)
  • Auto-conversion of return types