Compute on demand in Docker containers.

Watch the Cloudpipe Prototype Demo

1. Install Docker on your platform.
2. Install compose.
3. Generate development TLS credentials by running script/genkeys.
4. Run docker-compose build && docker-compose up -d to build and launch everything locally.

To run the tests, use script/test. You can also use script/mongo to connect to your local MongoDB database.

For this iteration, we've implemented (some of) multyvac's API allowing you to use multyvac for Python 2. We've created a fork that adapts to our base image and fixes some bugs evident when using the IPython/Jupyter Notebook.

pip install vac

⚠️ If you already had multyvac installed, you'll likely want to delete ~/.multyvac. Note that installing vac does overwrite the multyvac package.

Configure the client to connect to yours (default settings from compose shown here):

>>> import multyvac
>>> api_url = 'http://{}/v1'.format(<your_ip_endpoint>)
>>> multyvac.config.set_key(api_key='admin', api_secret_key='12345', api_url=api_url)

Create a Job

>>> def add(x,y):
...   sum = x + y
...   print("{x} + {y} = {sum}".format(x=x, y=y, sum=sum))
...   return sum
...
>>> job_id = multyvac.submit(add, 2, 3)

Retrieve the results

>>> job = multyvac.get(job_id)
>>> job.get_result()
5
>>> print(job.stdout)
2 + 3 = 5