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square-classification-pipeline

v1.0.0

Published

Find and report on geological things like quartz, weathered zones, etc

Downloads

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Readme

square-classification-pipeline

Find and report on geological things like quartz, weathered zones, etc.

Architecture Diagram

architecture diagram

Database Schema Diagram

square classification result

Local Development

serverless invoke local --function squareGenerator --path tmp/sqs-payloads/square-generator.json

Where tmp/sqs-payloads/square-generator.json is of the form:

{
  "Records": [
    {
      "body": "{ \"companyId\": \"1\", \"projectId\": \"1\", \"holeExternalId\": \"my_hole_name\", \"preprocessorOperations\": [\"coherent-only\"], \"runUuid\": \"9f0dc3bf-397b-45d0-92c2-3d5e966337c1\", \"pipelineName\": \"weathering\" }"
    }
  ]
}

Local tests

Start your local DB

npm run local:db

Then run the tests

npm run test

Install dependencies

If it's your first time installing, run

./scripts/github-package-init.sh

to install the private repo

npm install

DB migrations

For local migrations run

./scripts/local-db-migrate.sh

to undo local migrations run (once per migration you wish to undo)

./scripts/local-db-migrate-undo.sh

to undo migrations in a non prod environment run (once per migration you wish to undo)

ENVIRONMENT={ENV} BASTION_KEY={KEY_LOCATION} ./scripts/nonprod-db-migrate-undo.sh

for example a test command below

ENVIRONMENT=test BASTION_KEY=~/.ssh/id_ecs_keypair_test.pem ./scripts/nonprod-db-migrate-undo.sh

DB performance

If you're experiencing timeouts when the post-processing lambda is writing to the API, these parameters may help:

Post-processing lambda SQS trigger concurrency

This throttle allows us to control the maximum number of messages handled by the post-processing lambda at any one time. Note that this throttle is applied to the event source and not the function, so setting this has no impact on the function's reserved concurrency. Once the concurrency limit is reached, the Lambda will simply stop reading messages from the source queue until capacity is available.

See functions.postModelProcessing.events[0].sqs.maximumConcurrency in serverless.yml. For more information about limiting concurrency at the event source, see here.

API Batch size

After a pipeline is complete, the post model processing lambda will send the results to the Square Classification API to write the results to the database.

Writes to the API are batched to allow results for larger holes to complete within the 30s limit enforced by API gateway. If requests are timing out, lowering this batch size may help. See here.

Performance analysis

See PERFORMANCE.md