actinia-cloudevent-plugin 1.0.1

An actinia-core plugin which adds example endpoints to actinia-core

actinia-cloudevent-plugin

This is a plugin for actinia-core which translates cloudevents into a process definition for actinia-core and runs as standalone app.

Installation and Setup

Use docker-compose for installation:

docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml build
docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml up -d

DEV setup with vscode

1. Start actinia-core locally via local dev-setup as described in the actinia-docker repository
2. Have this repository open locally with vscode and press F5. After a few seconds, a browser window should be openend, pointing to the version endpoint.

Alternatively, configure actinia-core to run jobs via actinia-worker. In the actinia-core dev-setup, use the per_job queue in actinia-docker/actinia-dev/actinia.cfg:

[QUEUE]
# queue_type = local

[QUEUE]
queue_type = per_job
kvdb_queue_server_url = valkey
kvdb_queue_server_password = pass
worker_queue_prefix = job_queue

And restart the vscode debugger. This way, a job is registered in the valkey DB, but not directly started.

Configuration

• the URL of actinia-core and the cloudevent receiver is defined within config/mount/sample.ini: [EVENTRECEIVER] (Default value defined within src/actinia_cloudevent_plugin/resources/config.py)

Requesting endpoint

Note: Assuming cloudevent-plugin is running as described in previous setup.

You can test the plugin and request the / endpoint, e.g. with:

JSON=tests/examples/cloudevent_example.json
curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' --data @$JSON localhost:3003/

Or test with per_job queue

JSON=tests/examples/cloudevent_example.json
curl -X POST -H 'Content-Type: application/json' --data @$JSON localhost:3003/
# Get the actinia job queue name from the response
QUEUE_NAME=job_queue_resource_id-d4d9be86-5938-47ff-9c6d-7c79964862c0

docker run --rm --network actinia-docker_actinia-dev \
  -v $HOME/actinia/grassdb:/actinia_core/grassdb \
  -v $HOME/actinia/grassdb_user:/actinia_core/userdata \
  --entrypoint actinia-worker actiniacore -q $QUEUE_NAME

Exemplary returned cloudevent: tests/examples/cloudevent_example_return.json

Running tests

You can run the tests in the actinia test docker. These are the same steps which the github workflow is executing.

docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml up -d --build
sleep 10 && \
    docker logs docker-actinia-cloudevent-1 && echo && \
    docker logs docker-actinia-core-1 && echo && \
    docker logs docker-event-receiver-server-1
docker exec -t docker-actinia-cloudevent-1 make integrationtest
docker compose -f docker/docker-compose.yml down

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Possible setup

graph

    1[Event Emitter, e.g. UI]
    2[Kafka Queue Broker]
    subgraph actinia
        direction TB
        3[actinia-cloudevent-plugin Transformer Service]
        %%3@{ shape: braces, label: "Transformer Service" }
        4[actinia worker JobSink]
        %%4@{ shape: braces, label: "JobSink" }
        5[actinia-core]
        %%5@{ shape: braces, label: " write job to valkey" }
        6[valkey]
    end

    1 -- Cloudevent --> 2
    2 <-- Cloudevent --> 3
    3 -- 1: func,RDC --> 5
    5 -- 2: func,RDC --> 6
    3 -- 3: Cloudevent (queue Name) per HTTP --> 4
    4 -- 4: func,RDC --> 6
    4 -- 5: webhook --> 3
    3 -- Cloudevent (status) --> 2

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sequenceDiagram
    autonumber
    create participant event receiver
    create actor event sender
    create participant A as actinia-cloudevent-plugin<br/>Transformer Service
    %% Note right of A: Transformer Service #9829;
    event sender-->>A: Cloudevent
    create participant D as actinia-core
    A->>D: func,RDC
    create participant V as valkey
    D->>V: func,RDC
    D->>A: return <<QUEUE NAME>>
    create participant W as actinia worker<br/>JobSink
    A-XW: Cloudevent with <<QUEUE NAME>> per HTTP
    A-->>event receiver: new Cloudevent with <<QUEUE NAME>>
    destroy event sender
    A-->>event sender: return "Received event <<ID>><br>and returned event <<ID 2>><br> with actinia-job <<QUEUE NAME>>."
    rect rgb(191, 223, 255)
    W->>V: func,RDC
    par Processing
        loop process
            W->>W:
        end
    and Webhook
    opt Optional
        W->>A: status webhook (running)
        A-->>event receiver: Cloudevent (status)
    end
    end
    destroy W
    W->>A: status webhook (finished / error)
    A-->>event receiver: Cloudevent (status)
    end

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