spcl / serverless-benchmarks

SeBS: serverless benchmarking suite for automatic performance analysis of FaaS platforms.
https://mcopik.github.io/projects/sebs/
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Serverless application infrastructure #225

Open oanarosca opened 3 weeks ago

oanarosca commented 3 weeks ago

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces extensive modifications across multiple files, primarily enhancing the functionality of serverless benchmarks for AWS, Azure, and GCP. Key changes include the introduction of new trigger types, such as Queue and Storage triggers, and the addition of methods for handling messages in queues and storage operations. The configurations for Python runtime and dependencies have been updated to support new features. Documentation has been improved for clarity on modularity and platform-specific configurations. Overall, these changes aim to provide greater flexibility and functionality in managing serverless functions and their interactions with various cloud services.

Changes

File Path Change Summary
benchmarks/wrappers/aws/python/handler.py Modified handler function to process AWS events with new return_http flag and SQS/S3 checks. Enhanced logging and control flow.
benchmarks/wrappers/aws/python/queue.py Introduced queue class for AWS SQS interactions, with methods to send messages.
benchmarks/wrappers/aws/python/storage.py Updated upload method with overwrite parameter; added get_object and list_blobs methods.
benchmarks/wrappers/azure/python/handler.py Renamed main to handler_http; added handler_queue and handler_storage functions for processing queue and blob events.
benchmarks/wrappers/azure/python/queue.py Introduced queue class for Azure Queue Storage interactions, with message sending capabilities.
benchmarks/wrappers/azure/python/storage.py Updated upload method with overwrite parameter; added get_object and list_blobs methods.
benchmarks/wrappers/gcp/python/handler.py Renamed handler to handler_http; added handler_queue, handler_storage, and measure functions for queue and storage events.
benchmarks/wrappers/gcp/python/queue.py Introduced queue class for Google Cloud Pub/Sub interactions, with message publishing capabilities.
benchmarks/wrappers/gcp/python/storage.py Updated upload method with overwrite parameter; added get_object and list_blobs methods.
config/example.json Updated Python runtime version from "3.7" to "3.9".
config/systems.json Added Python 3.9 base image; included queue.py in AWS, Azure, and GCP deployment files. Added Azure dependencies.
docs/modularity.md Enhanced documentation for SeBS framework, clarifying modularity and configuration management.
docs/platforms.md Updated platform documentation for AWS, Azure, and GCP, improving clarity and detail.
requirements.azure.txt Added dependencies for azure-storage-queue and azure-identity.
requirements.gcp.txt Added dependency for google-cloud-pubsub.
scripts/run_experiments.py Introduced minio_storage class for managing MinIO storage; updated local storage handling.
sebs.py Enhanced benchmark command with new trigger options for queue and storage.
sebs/aws/aws.py Updated package_code and create_function methods to handle new trigger types.
sebs/aws/function.py Added application_name parameter to LambdaFunction constructor; updated deserialization logic.
sebs/aws/queue.py Introduced SQS class for AWS SQS interactions, including queue management methods.
sebs/aws/triggers.py Enhanced trigger classes to support new parameters for result queues and application names.
sebs/azure/azure.py Added support for multiple trigger types in function creation and configuration management.
sebs/azure/function.py Updated AzureFunction class to handle new trigger types and application name.
sebs/azure/queue.py Introduced AzureQueue class for Azure Storage Queue interactions.
sebs/azure/triggers.py Enhanced trigger classes for managing result queues and storage interactions.
sebs/benchmark.py Updated BenchmarkConfig and Benchmark classes to include new parameters for triggers.
sebs/cache.py Modified add_code_package method for improved readability.
sebs/experiments/config.py Integrated trigger functionality into Config class, enhancing serialization and deserialization.
sebs/faas/function.py Added collect_async_results method for managing execution results from queues.
sebs/faas/queue.py Introduced abstract Queue class for queue management, defining necessary methods.
sebs/faas/storage.py No changes made to exported or public entities.
sebs/faas/system.py Added abstract method for default application name; updated trigger creation methods.
sebs/gcp/function.py Updated GCPFunction class to handle new trigger types and application name.
sebs/gcp/gcp.py Enhanced trigger resource management and updated function creation methods.
sebs/gcp/queue.py Introduced GCPQueue class for managing Google Cloud Pub/Sub interactions.
sebs/gcp/triggers.py Enhanced trigger classes to manage result queues and interactions with GCP services.
sebs/local/local.py Updated package_code method to accept trigger type.
sebs/openwhisk/openwhisk.py Updated package_code and create_function methods to integrate triggers.
sebs/sebs.py Added app_function_name parameter to get_benchmark method.
sebs/utils.py Enhanced find_benchmark function with optional function parameter; modified logging setup.
tests/aws/create_function.py Updated test class to include new queue.py file in deployment package for AWS.

Poem

In the meadow where the code does play,
New features hop in, brightening the day.
With queues and triggers, the functions now sing,
A dance of data, oh what joy they bring!
From AWS to Azure, GCP's delight,
Our serverless dreams take glorious flight! 🐇✨


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