nucliadb
This module contains most of the Python components for NucliaDB:
- ingest
- reader
- writer
- search
- train
NucliaDB Migrations
This module is used to manage NucliaDB Migrations.
All migrations will be provided in the migrations folder and have a filename
that follows the structure: [sequence]_[migration name].py.
Where sequence is the order the migration should be run in with zero padding.
Example: 0001_migrate_data.py.
Each migration should have the following:
from nucliadb.migrator.context import ExecutionContext
async def migrate(context: ExecutionContext) -> None:
"""
Non-kb type of migration. Migrate global data.
"""
async def migrate_kb(context: ExecutionContext, kbid: str) -> None:
"""
Migrate kb.
Must have both types of migrations.
"""
How migrations are managed
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All migrations utilize a distributed lock to prevent simulateously running jobs
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Global migration state:
- current version
- target version
- KBs to migrate
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KB Migration State:
- current version
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Migrations are currently run with a deployment and will be continuously retried on failure.
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Running migrations in a deployment is to make sure a migration does not prevent code deployment.
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