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| # Tag-based Scheduling |
| |
| Invoker machines may have different resources such as GPU, high CPU, etc. |
| For those who want to take advantage of such resources, the system should be able to schedule activations to a certain invoker with the resources. |
| |
| ## Tagging invokers |
| |
| Operators can configure any tags for invokers. |
| |
| ```bash |
| invoker0 ansible_host=${INVOKER0} tags="['v1', 'gpu']" |
| invoker1 ansible_host=${INVOKER1} tags="['v1', 'cpu']" |
| invoker2 ansible_host=${INVOKER2} tags="['v2', 'gpu']" |
| invoker3 ansible_host=${INVOKER3} tags="['v2', 'cpu']" |
| invoker4 ansible_host=${INVOKER4} tags="['v1', 'mem']" |
| invoker5 ansible_host=${INVOKER5} tags="['v2', 'mem']" |
| invoker6 ansible_host=${INVOKER6} tags="['v2']" |
| invoker7 ansible_host=${INVOKER7} tags="['v2']" |
| invoker8 ansible_host=${INVOKER8} |
| invoker9 ansible_host=${INVOKER9} |
| ``` |
| |
| Users can add the following annotations to their actions. |
| |
| ``` |
| wsk action update params tests/dat/actions/params.js -i -a invoker-resources '["v2", "gpu"]' |
| ``` |
| |
| Activation for this action will be delivered to invoker2. |
| |
| The annotations and the corresponding target invokers are as follows. |
| |
| * `["v1", "gpu"]` -> `invoker0` |
| * `["v2", "gpu"]` -> `invoker2` |
| * `["v1", "cpu"]` -> `invoker1` |
| * `["v2"]` -> One of `invoker2`, `invoker3`, `invoker5`, `invoker6`, and `invoker7` |
| * `["v1"]` -> One of `invoker0`, `invoker1`, `invoker4` |
| * `No annotation` -> One of `invoker8` and `invoker9` is chosen first. if they have no resource, choose one of the invokers with tags. |