nv-dfm-core
Core framework for NVIDIA Data Federation Mesh (DFM).
What is DFM?
Data Federation Mesh (DFM) is a Python-based framework for creating and orchestrating complex workflows that process data from various distributed sources and stream results into applications. DFM determines where to run each operation of a data processing pipeline and handles data movement between sites automatically.
DFM is built on top of NVIDIA Flare, which provides distributed messaging, job management, security, deployment, and a simulation framework.
Overview
nv-dfm-core is the core package of the DFM framework. It provides:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Pipeline API | Declarative Python API for defining pipelines (Pipeline, Yield, PlaceParam, ForEach, etc.) |
| Compilation | IRGen and ModGen convert pipelines to executable Petri nets |
| Execution | NetRunner, JobController, and Router for distributed execution |
| CLI | dfm command for development, federation management, and deployment |
| Targets | Flare (distributed) and Local (multiprocessing) execution backends |
Additional DFM packages provide domain-specific adapters:
| Package | Description |
|---|---|
nv-dfm-lib-common |
Shared schemas and utilities used across adapter libraries |
nv-dfm-lib-weather |
Experimental weather and climate data adapters (GFS, ECMWF, HRRR, SFNO, cBottle) |
Installation
pip install nv-dfm-core
Or from source with uv:
git clone https://github.com/NVIDIA/data-federation-mesh.git
cd data-federation-mesh
uv sync --package nv-dfm-core
Quick Start
from nv_dfm_core.api import Pipeline, Yield, PlaceParam
from nv_dfm_core.session import Session
# Define a pipeline
with Pipeline() as p:
result = SomeOperation(...)
Yield(value=result)
# Execute with a session (see tutorials for federation setup)
with Session(federation="my_federation") as session:
job = session.execute(p)
for result in job.results():
print(result)
Documentation
License
Apache License 2.0. See the LICENSE file for details.
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