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import time
import uuid
from typing import Dict, List, Optional, Set
from ray.core.generated.instance_manager_pb2 import Instance, InstanceUpdateEvent
class InstanceUtil:
"""
A helper class to group updates and operations on an Instance object defined
in instance_manager.proto
"""
# Memoized reachable from sets, where the key is the instance status, and
# the value is the set of instance status that is reachable from the key
# instance status.
_reachable_from: Optional[
Dict["Instance.InstanceStatus", Set["Instance.InstanceStatus"]]
] = None
@staticmethod
def new_instance(
instance_id: str,
instance_type: str,
status: Instance.InstanceStatus,
details: str = "",
) -> Instance:
"""
Returns a new instance with the given status.
Args:
instance_id: The instance id.
instance_type: The instance type.
status: The status of the new instance.
details: The details of the status transition.
Returns:
The newly-created instance.
"""
instance = Instance()
instance.version = 0 # it will be populated by the underlying storage.
instance.instance_id = instance_id
instance.instance_type = instance_type
instance.status = status
InstanceUtil._record_status_transition(instance, status, details)
return instance
@staticmethod
def random_instance_id() -> str:
"""
Returns a random instance id.
"""
return str(uuid.uuid4())
@staticmethod
def is_cloud_instance_allocated(instance_status: Instance.InstanceStatus) -> bool:
"""
Returns True if the instance is in a status where there could exist
a cloud instance allocated by the cloud provider.
"""
assert instance_status != Instance.UNKNOWN
return instance_status in {
Instance.ALLOCATED,
Instance.RAY_INSTALLING,
Instance.RAY_RUNNING,
Instance.RAY_STOPPING,
Instance.RAY_STOP_REQUESTED,
Instance.RAY_STOPPED,
Instance.TERMINATING,
Instance.RAY_INSTALL_FAILED,
Instance.TERMINATION_FAILED,
Instance.ALLOCATION_TIMEOUT,
}
@staticmethod
def is_ray_running(instance_status: Instance.InstanceStatus) -> bool:
"""
Returns True if the instance is in a status where the ray process is
running on the cloud instance.
i.e. RAY_RUNNING, RAY_STOP_REQUESTED, RAY_STOPPING
"""
assert instance_status != Instance.UNKNOWN
if instance_status in InstanceUtil.get_reachable_statuses(
Instance.RAY_STOPPING
):
return False
if instance_status in InstanceUtil.get_reachable_statuses(Instance.RAY_RUNNING):
return True
return False
@staticmethod
def is_ray_pending(instance_status: Instance.InstanceStatus) -> bool:
"""
Returns True if the instance is in a status where the ray process is
pending to be started on the cloud instance.
"""
assert instance_status != Instance.UNKNOWN
# Not gonna be in a RAY_RUNNING status.
if Instance.RAY_RUNNING not in InstanceUtil.get_reachable_statuses(
instance_status
):
return False
# Already running ray.
if instance_status in InstanceUtil.get_reachable_statuses(Instance.RAY_RUNNING):
return False
return True
def is_ray_running_reachable(instance_status: Instance.InstanceStatus) -> bool:
"""
Returns True if the instance is in a status where it may transition
to RAY_RUNNING status.
"""
return Instance.RAY_RUNNING in InstanceUtil.get_reachable_statuses(
instance_status
)
@staticmethod
def set_status(
instance: Instance,
new_instance_status: Instance.InstanceStatus,
details: str = "",
) -> bool:
"""Transitions the instance to the new state.
Args:
instance: The instance to update.
new_instance_status: The new status to transition to.
details: The details of the transition.
Returns:
True if the status transition is successful, False otherwise.
"""
if (
new_instance_status
not in InstanceUtil.get_valid_transitions()[instance.status]
):
return False
instance.status = new_instance_status
InstanceUtil._record_status_transition(instance, new_instance_status, details)
return True
@staticmethod
def _record_status_transition(
instance: Instance, status: Instance.InstanceStatus, details: str
):
"""Records the status transition.
Args:
instance: The instance to update.
status: The new status to transition to.
details: The details of the status transition.
"""
now_ns = time.time_ns()
instance.status_history.append(
Instance.StatusHistory(
instance_status=status,
timestamp_ns=now_ns,
details=details,
)
)
@staticmethod
def has_timeout(instance: Instance, timeout_s: int) -> bool:
"""
Returns True if the instance has been in the current status for more
than the given timeout.
Args:
instance: The instance to check.
timeout_s: The timeout in seconds.
Returns:
True if the instance has been in the current status for more than
the timeout_s seconds.
"""
cur_status = instance.status
status_times_ns = InstanceUtil.get_status_transition_times_ns(
instance, select_instance_status=cur_status
)
assert len(status_times_ns) >= 1, (
f"instance {instance.instance_id} has {len(status_times_ns)} "
f"{Instance.InstanceStatus.Name(cur_status)} status"
)
status_time_ns = sorted(status_times_ns)[-1]
if time.time_ns() - status_time_ns <= (timeout_s * 1e9):
return False
return True
@staticmethod
def get_valid_transitions() -> Dict[
"Instance.InstanceStatus", Set["Instance.InstanceStatus"]
]:
return {
# This is the initial status of a new instance.
Instance.QUEUED: {
# Cloud provider requested to launch a node for the instance.
# This happens when the a launch request is made to the node provider.
Instance.REQUESTED,
# Allocation request canceled before being requested.
# This happens when max_workers config is reduced or other termination
# triggers occur while the instance is still queued.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# When in this status, a launch request to the node provider is made.
Instance.REQUESTED: {
# Cloud provider allocated a cloud instance for the instance.
# This happens when the cloud instance first appears in the list of
# running cloud instances from the cloud instance provider.
Instance.ALLOCATED,
# Retry the allocation, become queueing again.
Instance.QUEUED,
# Cloud provider fails to allocate one. Either as a timeout or
# the launch request fails immediately.
Instance.ALLOCATION_FAILED,
},
# When in this status, the cloud instance is allocated and running. This
# happens when the cloud instance is present in node provider's list of
# running cloud instances.
Instance.ALLOCATED: {
# Ray needs to be install and launch on the provisioned cloud instance.
# This happens when the cloud instance is allocated, and the autoscaler
# is responsible for installing and launching ray on the cloud instance.
# For node provider that manages the ray installation and launching,
# this state is skipped.
Instance.RAY_INSTALLING,
# Ray is already installed on the provisioned cloud
# instance. It could be any valid ray status.
Instance.RAY_RUNNING,
# The cloud provider timed out for allocating running cloud instance.
# The CloudResourceMonitor subscriber will lower this node-type's priority
# in feature schedules.
Instance.ALLOCATION_TIMEOUT,
Instance.RAY_STOPPING,
Instance.RAY_STOPPED,
# Instance is requested to be stopped, e.g. instance leaked: no matching
# Instance with the same type is found in the autoscaler's state.
Instance.TERMINATING,
# cloud instance somehow failed.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# Ray process is being installed and started on the cloud instance.
# This status is skipped for node provider that manages the ray
# installation and launching. (e.g. Ray-on-Spark)
Instance.RAY_INSTALLING: {
# Ray installed and launched successfully, reported by the ray cluster.
# Similar to the Instance.ALLOCATED -> Instance.RAY_RUNNING transition,
# where the ray process is managed by the node provider.
Instance.RAY_RUNNING,
# Ray installation failed. This happens when the ray process failed to
# be installed and started on the cloud instance.
Instance.RAY_INSTALL_FAILED,
# Wen the ray node is reported as stopped by the ray cluster.
# This could happen that the ray process was stopped quickly after start
# such that a ray running node wasn't discovered and the RAY_RUNNING
# transition was skipped.
Instance.RAY_STOPPED,
# A cloud instance is being terminated (when the instance itself is no
# longer needed, e.g. instance is outdated, autoscaler is scaling down)
Instance.TERMINATING,
# cloud instance somehow failed during the installation process.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# Ray process is installed and running on the cloud instance. When in this
# status, a ray node must be present in the ray cluster.
Instance.RAY_RUNNING: {
# Ray is requested to be stopped.
Instance.RAY_STOP_REQUESTED,
# Ray is stopping (currently draining),
# e.g. idle termination.
Instance.RAY_STOPPING,
# Ray is already stopped, as reported by the ray cluster.
Instance.RAY_STOPPED,
# A cloud instance is being terminated (when the instance itself is no
# longer needed, e.g. instance is outdated, autoscaler is scaling down)
Instance.TERMINATING,
# cloud instance somehow failed.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# Ray process should be stopped on the cloud instance. The RayStopper
# subscriber will listen to this status and stop the ray process.
Instance.RAY_STOP_REQUESTED: {
# Ray is stopping on the cloud instance.
Instance.RAY_STOPPING,
# Ray stopped already.
Instance.RAY_STOPPED,
# Ray stop request failed (e.g. idle node no longer idle),
# ray is still running.
Instance.RAY_RUNNING,
# cloud instance somehow failed.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# An instance has been allocated to a cloud instance, but the cloud
# provider timed out for allocating running cloud instance, e.g. the
# a kubernetes pod remains pending due to insufficient resources.
Instance.ALLOCATION_TIMEOUT: {
# Instance is requested to be stopped
Instance.TERMINATING,
# Cloud instance already disappeared; skip termination request.
# This transition is allowed to avoid unnecessary termination attempts
# when the cloud instance has already disappeared (e.g., manually deleted
# or terminated by another process). While this helps avoid unnecessary
# retries, it's important to monitor this transition as it may indicate
# underlying issues with the allocation or termination process itself.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# When in this status, the ray process is requested to be stopped to the
# ray cluster, but not yet present in the dead ray node list reported by
# the ray cluster.
Instance.RAY_STOPPING: {
# Ray is stopped, and the ray node is present in the dead ray node list
# reported by the ray cluster.
Instance.RAY_STOPPED,
# A cloud instance is being terminated (when the instance itself is no
# longer needed, e.g. instance is outdated, autoscaler is scaling down)
Instance.TERMINATING,
# cloud instance somehow failed.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# When in this status, the ray process is stopped, and the ray node is
# present in the dead ray node list reported by the ray cluster.
Instance.RAY_STOPPED: {
# A cloud instance is being terminated (when the instance itself is no
# longer needed, e.g. instance is outdated, autoscaler is scaling down)
Instance.TERMINATING,
# cloud instance somehow failed.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# When in this status, the cloud instance is requested to be stopped to
# the node provider.
Instance.TERMINATING: {
# When a cloud instance no longer appears in the list of running cloud
# instances from the node provider.
Instance.TERMINATED,
# When the cloud instance failed to be terminated.
Instance.TERMINATION_FAILED,
},
# When in this status, the cloud instance failed to be terminated by the
# node provider. We will keep retrying.
Instance.TERMINATION_FAILED: {
# Retry the termination, become terminating again.
Instance.TERMINATING,
# Cloud instance already disappeared; skip termination request.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# An instance is marked as terminated when:
# 1. A cloud instance disappears from the list of running cloud instances
# from the node provider (follows from TERMINATING or other running states).
# 2. An allocation request is canceled before cloud resources are allocated
# (follows from QUEUED).
# This is a terminal state.
Instance.TERMINATED: set(), # Terminal state.
# When in this status, the cloud instance failed to be allocated by the
# node provider.
Instance.ALLOCATION_FAILED: set(), # Terminal state.
Instance.RAY_INSTALL_FAILED: {
# Autoscaler requests to shutdown the instance when ray install failed.
Instance.TERMINATING,
# cloud instance somehow failed.
Instance.TERMINATED,
},
# Initial state before the instance is created. Should never be used.
Instance.UNKNOWN: set(),
}
@staticmethod
def get_status_transitions(
instance: Instance,
select_instance_status: Optional["Instance.InstanceStatus"] = None,
) -> List["Instance.StatusHistory"]:
"""
Returns the status history of the instance.
Args:
instance: The instance.
select_instance_status: The go-to status to search for, i.e. select
only status history when the instance transitions into the status.
If None, returns all status updates.
Returns:
The list of status updates matching ``select_instance_status``,
or all status updates when ``select_instance_status`` is None.
"""
history = []
for status_update in instance.status_history:
if (
select_instance_status
and status_update.instance_status != select_instance_status
):
continue
history.append(status_update)
return history
@staticmethod
def get_last_status_transition(
instance: Instance,
select_instance_status: Optional["Instance.InstanceStatus"] = None,
) -> Optional["Instance.StatusHistory"]:
"""
Returns the last status transition of the instance.
Args:
instance: The instance.
select_instance_status: The status to search for. If None, returns
the last status update.
Returns:
The last matching status update, or None if no status updates match.
"""
history = InstanceUtil.get_status_transitions(instance, select_instance_status)
history.sort(key=lambda x: x.timestamp_ns)
if history:
return history[-1]
return None
@staticmethod
def get_status_transition_times_ns(
instance: Instance,
select_instance_status: Optional["Instance.InstanceStatus"] = None,
) -> List[int]:
"""
Returns a list of timestamps of the instance status update.
Args:
instance: The instance.
select_instance_status: The status to search for. If None, returns
all status update timestamps.
Returns:
The list of timestamps of the instance status updates.
"""
return [
e.timestamp_ns
for e in InstanceUtil.get_status_transitions(
instance, select_instance_status
)
]
@classmethod
def get_reachable_statuses(
cls,
instance_status: Instance.InstanceStatus,
) -> Set["Instance.InstanceStatus"]:
"""
Returns the set of instance status that is reachable from the given
instance status following the status transitions.
This method is memoized.
Args:
instance_status: The instance status to start from.
Returns:
The set of instance status that is reachable from the given instance
status.
"""
if cls._reachable_from is None:
cls._compute_reachable()
return cls._reachable_from[instance_status]
@staticmethod
def get_log_str_for_update(instance: Instance, update: InstanceUpdateEvent) -> str:
"""Returns a log string for the given instance update."""
if update.upsert:
return (
f"New instance "
f"{Instance.InstanceStatus.Name(update.new_instance_status)} (id="
f"{instance.instance_id}, type={instance.instance_type}, "
f"cloud_instance_id={instance.cloud_instance_id}, "
f"ray_id={instance.node_id}): {update.details}"
)
return (
f"Update instance "
f"{Instance.InstanceStatus.Name(instance.status)}->"
f"{Instance.InstanceStatus.Name(update.new_instance_status)} (id="
f"{instance.instance_id}, type={instance.instance_type}, "
f"cloud_instance_id={instance.cloud_instance_id}, "
f"ray_id={instance.node_id}): {update.details}"
)
@classmethod
def _compute_reachable(cls):
"""
Computes and memorize the from status sets for each status machine with
a DFS search.
"""
valid_transitions = cls.get_valid_transitions()
def dfs(graph, start, visited):
"""
Regular DFS algorithm to find all reachable nodes from a given node.
"""
for next_node in graph[start]:
if next_node not in visited:
# We delay adding the visited set here so we could capture
# the self loop.
visited.add(next_node)
dfs(graph, next_node, visited)
return visited
# Initialize the graphs
cls._reachable_from = {}
for status in Instance.InstanceStatus.values():
# All nodes reachable from 'start'
visited = set()
cls._reachable_from[status] = dfs(valid_transitions, status, visited)