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The recent updates introduce new trigger types (QueueTrigger and StorageTrigger) to the AWS, Azure, and GCP modules, enhancing the ability to handle asynchronous and storage-related events. Additionally, methods for managing trigger resources have been added, ensuring their creation and configuration prior to function deployment. These changes collectively expand the event-driven capabilities across multiple cloud platforms.
Changes
| File | Change Summary |
|---|---|
sebs/aws/triggers.py |
Introduced QueueTrigger and StorageTrigger classes with methods for handling SQS and S3 events. |
sebs/gcp/gcp.py |
Added methods to manage trigger resources, ensuring their existence before function deployment. |
benchmarks/wrappers/aws/python/handler.py |
Enhanced event handling to support SQS and S3 events in AWS Lambda functions. |
benchmarks/wrappers/azure/python/handler.py |
Renamed main function and added support for handling Azure Queue and Blob Storage events. |
benchmarks/wrappers/gcp/python/handler.py |
Restructured handler to support GCP Queue and Storage events. |
benchmarks/wrappers/aws/python/queue.py |
Implemented a wrapper class for interacting with AWS SQS. |
benchmarks/wrappers/azure/python/queue.py |
Introduced a class for interacting with Azure Storage Queues. |
benchmarks/wrappers/gcp/python/queue.py |
Added a class for publishing messages to Google Cloud Pub/Sub. |
sebs/aws/aws.py |
Updated functions to handle new trigger types for AWS Lambda. |
sebs/azure/azure.py |
Enhanced function configuration and trigger management for Azure functions. |
sebs/azure/triggers.py |
Added QueueTrigger and StorageTrigger classes for Azure Queue and Blob operations. |
sebs/gcp/triggers.py |
Introduced QueueTrigger and StorageTrigger classes for GCP Pub/Sub and Cloud Storage interactions. |
config/systems.json |
Expanded configuration for Python base images and added new dependencies for Azure functionality. |
docs/modularity.md |
Updated documentation to reflect new trigger types and their configurations. |
requirements.gcp.txt |
Added dependency for Google Cloud Pub/Sub. |
tests/aws/create_function.py |
Included queue.py in the package files for AWS function creation tests. |
scripts/run_experiments.py |
Updated initialization to include queue.py. |
Poem
In the cloud where functions play,
New triggers dance in bright array.
Queues and storage, side by side,
In eventful realms, they now abide.
With every message, data flows,
In harmony, our system grows! 🐇✨
[!TIP]
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* config/systems.json (3 hunks) * docs/platforms.md (1 hunks) * sebs.py (3 hunks) * sebs/azure/azure.py (7 hunks) * sebs/cache.py (1 hunks) * sebs/faas/system.py (1 hunks) * sebs/gcp/gcp.py (9 hunks) * sebs/local/local.py (1 hunks)Files skipped from review due to trivial changes (2)
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config/systems.json (1)
`74-75`: **LGTM!** The changes look good: - Adding `queue.py` to the deployment files across multiple sections indicates that this file is now part of the deployment process. - Adding `azure-storage-queue` and `azure-identity` packages suggests an expansion of functionality related to Azure services. - The formatting changes (new lines before the added packages) may improve readability. Also applies to: 120-122sebs.py (3)
`181-181`: **LGTM!** The code changes to add "queue" and "storage" trigger choices are approved. --- Line range hint `232-257`: **LGTM!** The code changes to handle the new trigger types in the `invoke` function are approved. --- Line range hint `223-223`: **LGTM!** The code change to add the optional `trigger` parameter to the `package_code` function is approved.sebs/azure/azure.py (3)
`257-261`: **LGTM!** The code changes to utilize the `create_function_json` method in the `package_code` function are approved.--- `356-361`: **LGTM!** The code changes to conditionally create an `HTTPTrigger` in the `update_function` method are approved. --- `585-647`: **Approved: Method `create_trigger` supports multiple trigger types.** The changes to the `create_trigger` method significantly enhance the functionality by supporting both queue and storage triggers. The method effectively sets up the necessary Azure resources and permissions. The method also raises a `RuntimeError` for unsupported trigger types, which is a good practice for error handling. Verify that the `RuntimeError` is raised for unsupported trigger types:Tools
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--- **Verified: `RuntimeError` is raised for unsupported trigger types in `create_trigger`.** The `create_trigger` method in `sebs/azure/azure.py` correctly raises a `RuntimeError` for unsupported trigger types, confirming the implementation of error handling as expected. - Location: `sebs/azure/azure.py`Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis: Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `create_trigger` raises a `RuntimeError` for unsupported trigger types. # Test: Search for the `RuntimeError` being raised. Expect: The `RuntimeError` is raised for unsupported trigger types. rg --type python -A 5 $'raise RuntimeError\("Not supported!"\)' ``` Length of output: 95 --- Script: ```shell #!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that `create_trigger` raises a `RuntimeError` for unsupported trigger types. # Test: Search for the `RuntimeError` being raised. Expect: The `RuntimeError` is raised for unsupported trigger types. rg --type py -A 5 $'raise RuntimeError\("Not supported!"\)' ``` Length of output: 1744sebs/gcp/gcp.py (6)
`143-192`: **LGTM!** The `create_trigger_resource` method is well-implemented and enhances the functionality related to trigger resources in GCP. It effectively checks the trigger type, creates the necessary resources, logs the creation process, and handles potential conflicts if the resources already exist. --- `251-252`: **LGTM!** The code changes to write additional dependencies to the `requirements.txt` file in the `package_code` function are approved. --- `311-314`: **LGTM!** The code changes to call `create_trigger_resource` before creating the function in the `create_function` method are approved. This ensures that the required trigger resources are created before the function deployment process. --- `380-416`: **LGTM!** The code changes to the `create_trigger` method to handle different trigger types, including HTTP, Queue, and Storage triggers, are approved. The method now imports `QueueTrigger` and `StorageTrigger` classes and includes appropriate logging for each trigger type, providing a more structured approach to managing triggers. --- `428-441`: **LGTM!** The code changes to the `cached_function` method to handle different trigger types, including `LibraryTrigger`, `QueueTrigger`, and `StorageTrigger`, are approved. These changes enhance the functionality of the method by allowing it to handle different trigger types. --- `457-460`: **LGTM!** The code changes to call `create_trigger_resource` before updating the function in the `update_function` method are approved. This ensures that the required trigger resources are verified before the function deployment process.
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
QueueTriggerandStorageTriggerfor AWS, allowing interaction with SQS and S3 for handling asynchronous and storage-related events.Enhancements