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[Notes] [Git][BuildGrid/buildgrid][finn/remove-disk-storage-from-tests] 4 commits: Adding docs on how to make a CAS server.

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Martin Blanchard pushed to branch finn/remove-disk-storage-from-tests at BuildGrid / buildgrid

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  • buildgrid/_app/settings/parser.py
    ... ... @@ -35,6 +35,9 @@ from ..cli import Context
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     class YamlFactory(yaml.YAMLObject):
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    +    """ Base class for contructing maps or scalars from tags.
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    +    """
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    +
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         @classmethod
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         def from_yaml(cls, loader, node):
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             if isinstance(node, yaml.ScalarNode):
    ... ... @@ -47,6 +50,21 @@ class YamlFactory(yaml.YAMLObject):
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     class Channel(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Creates a GRPC channel.
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    +
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    +    The :class:`Channel` class returns a `grpc.Channel` and is generated from the tag ``!channel``.
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    +    Creates either a secure or insecure channel.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +       port (int): A port for the channel.
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    +       insecure_mode (bool): If ``True``, generates an insecure channel, even if there are
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    +    credentials. Defaults to ``True``.
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    +       credentials (dict, optional): A dictionary in the form::
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    +
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    +           tls-server-key: /path/to/server-key
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    +           tls-server-cert: /path/to/server-cert
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    +           tls-client-certs: /path/to/client-certs
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!channel'
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    ... ... @@ -69,6 +87,13 @@ class Channel(YamlFactory):
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     class ExpandPath(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Returns a string of the user's path after expansion.
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    +
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    +    The :class:`ExpandPath` class returns a string and is generated from the tag ``!expand-path``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +       path (str): Can be used with strings such as: ``~/dir/to/something`` or ``$HOME/certs``
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!expand-path'
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    ... ... @@ -79,14 +104,30 @@ class ExpandPath(YamlFactory):
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     class Disk(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.disk.DiskStorage` using the tag ``!disk-storage``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +       path (str): Path to directory to storage.
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    +
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!disk-storage'
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         def __new__(cls, path):
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    +        """Creates a new disk
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    +
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    +        Args:
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    +           path (str): Some path
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    +        """
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             return DiskStorage(path)
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     class LRU(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.lru_memory_cache.LRUMemoryCache` using the tag ``!lru-storage``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +      size (int): Size e.g ``10kb``. Size parsed with :meth:`buildgrid._app.settings.parser._parse_size`.
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!lru-storage'
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    ... ... @@ -95,6 +136,12 @@ class LRU(YamlFactory):
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     class S3(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.s3.S3Storage` using the tag ``!s3-storage``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +        bucket (str): Name of bucket
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    +        endpoint (str): URL of endpoint.
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!s3-storage'
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    ... ... @@ -103,6 +150,18 @@ class S3(YamlFactory):
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     class Remote(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.remote.RemoteStorage`
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    +    using the tag ``!remote-storage``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +      url (str): URL to remote storage. If used with ``https``, needs credentials.
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    +      instance_name (str): Instance of the remote to connect to.
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    +      credentials (dict, optional): A dictionary in the form::
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    +
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    +           tls-client-key: /path/to/client-key
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    +           tls-client-cert: /path/to/client-cert
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    +           tls-server-cert: /path/to/server-cert
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!remote-storage'
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    ... ... @@ -144,6 +203,18 @@ class Remote(YamlFactory):
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     class WithCache(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.with_cache.WithCacheStorage`
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    +    using the tag ``!with-cache-storage``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +      url (str): URL to remote storage. If used with ``https``, needs credentials.
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    +      instance_name (str): Instance of the remote to connect to.
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    +      credentials (dict, optional): A dictionary in the form::
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    +
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    +           tls-client-key: /path/to/certs
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    +           tls-client-cert: /path/to/certs
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    +           tls-server-cert: /path/to/certs
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!with-cache-storage'
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    ... ... @@ -152,6 +223,13 @@ class WithCache(YamlFactory):
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     class Execution(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.execution.service.ExecutionService`
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    +    using the tag ``!execution``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +      storage(:class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.storage_abc.StorageABC`): Instance of storage to use.
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    +      action_cache(:class:`Action`): Instance of action cache to use.
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!execution'
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    ... ... @@ -160,6 +238,14 @@ class Execution(YamlFactory):
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     class Action(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.actioncache.service.ActionCacheService`
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    +    using the tag ``!action-cache``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +      storage(:class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.storage_abc.StorageABC`): Instance of storage to use.
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    +      max_cached_refs(int): Max number of cached actions.
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    +      allow_updates(bool): Allow updates pushed to CAS. Defaults to ``True``.
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!action-cache'
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    ... ... @@ -168,6 +254,14 @@ class Action(YamlFactory):
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     class Reference(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.referencestorage.service.ReferenceStorageService`
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    +    using the tag ``!reference-cache``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +      storage(:class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.storage_abc.StorageABC`): Instance of storage to use.
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    +      max_cached_refs(int): Max number of cached actions.
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    +      allow_updates(bool): Allow updates pushed to CAS. Defauled to ``True``.
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!reference-cache'
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     class CAS(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.cas.service.ContentAddressableStorageService`
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    +    using the tag ``!cas``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +      storage(:class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.storage_abc.StorageABC`): Instance of storage to use.
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!cas'
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    ... ... @@ -184,6 +284,12 @@ class CAS(YamlFactory):
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     class ByteStream(YamlFactory):
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    +    """Generates :class:`buildgrid.server.cas.service.ByteStreamService`
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    +    using the tag ``!bytestream``.
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    +
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    +    Args:
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    +      storage(:class:`buildgrid.server.cas.storage.storage_abc.StorageABC`): Instance of storage to use.
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    +    """
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         yaml_tag = u'!bytestream'
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  • docs/source/data/cas-example-server.conf
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    +server:
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    +  - !channel
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    +    port: 50051
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    +    insecure_mode: true
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    +
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    +instances:
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    +  - name: main
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    +
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    +    storages:
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    +      - !disk-storage &main-storage
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    +	path: !expand-path $HOME/cas
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    +
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    +    services:
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    +      - !cas
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    +	storage: *main-storage
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    +      - !bytestream
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    +	storage: *main-storage
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    +      - !reference-cache
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    +	storage: *main-storage
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    +	max_cached_refs: 512

  • docs/source/reference.rst
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    -
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     .. _reference:
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     Reference
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        reference_api.rst
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        reference_cli.rst
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    +   reference_server_config.rst

  • docs/source/reference_server_config.rst
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    +.. _parser:
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    +
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    +Server configuration reference
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    +==============================
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    +
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    +BuildGrid's server configuration. To be used with::
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    +
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    +  bgd server start server.conf
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    +
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    +.. automodule:: buildgrid._app.settings.parser
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    +    :members:
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    +    :undoc-members:
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    +    :show-inheritance:

  • docs/source/using.rst
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    -
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     .. _using:
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     Using
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        using_internal.rst
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        using_bazel.rst
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        using_buildstream.rst
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    +   using_recc.rst
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    +   using_cas_server.rst
    \ No newline at end of file

  • docs/source/using_cas_server.rst
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    +.. _cas-server:
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    +
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    +CAS server
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    +==========
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    +
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    +It is possible to configure BuildGrid with just a Content Addressable Storage service.
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    +.. note::
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    +   This service can be equivalent to `BuildStream's Artifact Server`_ if the `Reference Storage Service`_ is included.
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    +.. _cas-configuration:
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    +
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    +Configuration
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    +-------------
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    +
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    +Here is an example project configuration. It also implements an optional API called the `Reference Storage Service`_, which if used, allows the user to store a ``Digest`` behind a user defined ``key``.
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    +.. literalinclude:: ./data/cas-example-server.conf
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    +   :language: yaml
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    +
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    +.. hint::
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    +   Use ``- name: ""`` if using with BuildStream, as instance names are not supported for that tool yet.
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    +This defines a single ``main`` instance of the ``CAS``, ``Bytestream`` and ``Reference Storage`` service on port ``55051``. It is backed onto disk storage and will populate the folder ``$HOME/cas``. To start the server, simply type into your terminal:
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    +.. code-block:: sh
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    +   bgd server start example.conf
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    +The server should now be available to use.
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    +.. _BuildStream's Artifact Server: https://buildstream.gitlab.io/buildstream/install_artifacts.html
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    +.. _Reference Storage Service: https://gitlab.com/BuildGrid/buildgrid/blob/master/buildgrid/_protos/buildstream/v2/buildstream.proto

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    +.. _recc-client:
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    +RECC client
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    +===========
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    +`RECC`_ is the *Remote Execution Caching Compiler*, an open source build tool
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    +that wraps compiler command calls and forwards them to a remote build execution
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    +service using the remote execution API (REAPI) v2.
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    +.. _RECC: https://gitlab.com/bloomberg/recc
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    +.. _install it from sources: https://gitlab.com/bloomberg/recc#installing-dependencies
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    +Configuration
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    +-------------
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    +RECC reads the configuration from its execution environment. You can get a
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    +- ``RECC_SERVER``: URI of the remote execution server.
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    +- ``RECC_CAS_SERVER``: URI of the CAS server, defaults to ``RECC_SERVER``.
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    +- ``RECC_INSTANCE``: name of the remote execution instance.
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    +``50051`` you should export:
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    +Example build
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    +GNU Hello is using `The Autotools`_ as a build system, so first, you need to
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    +You can verify that the example program has been successfully built by running
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    +.. _GNU make common variables: https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Implicit-Variables.html
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    +.. _GNU Hello: https://www.gnu.org/software/hello
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    +.. _The Autotools: https://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Autotools-Introduction.html
    \ No newline at end of file

  • tests/server_instance.py
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    +        - !lru-storage &main-storage
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    +          size: 256mb
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         services:
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           - !action-cache &main-action

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