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Example Project using the Tensorflow Docker image

Includes scripts to build, run and push docker container

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taskDefinition.json

This is the task definition for the task in GBDx. It will be registered as test-tensorflow. It tries to import tensorflow in Python and captures the stdout/stderr to the dump directory as shown in testTensorflow.sh

To add a task definition, use the Register Task Definition API

To view a task defintion, use the Get Task Definition API

To delete a task, use the Delete a Task API

tensorflowWorkflow.json

This is the sample workflow. It mounts the s3 path as input, runs the test-tensorflow task, and writes its output to s3 using the StageToS3 task

Shell scripts

buildTestTensorflow.sh

Constructs the tdgp/testtensorflow image

pushTestTensorflow.sh

Pushes the tdgp/testtensorflow image to DockerHub

runTestTensorflow.sh

Runs the tdgp/testtensorflow image locally. Assumes that /opt/mnt has the folder structure that GBDx expects. In particular, the directory /opt/mnt/work/input/data/ must exist. If one is trying to fully mimic the GBDx folder structure, the following files should be present:

  • Folder /opt/mnt/work/input/<input_dir_name> for all directory inputs
  • File /opt/mnt/work/gbdx_runtime.json if using task impersonation. This should be in the format: { "user_token": "<GBDX_TOKEN>" }
  • File /opt/mnt/work/input/ports.json for string inputs. This should be in the format: { "<param_1_name>": "<param_1_value>", "<param_2_name>": "<param_2_value>" }

NOTE: The /opt/mnt/work/output folder will not be created by the system. It must be manually created

testTensorflow.sh

Imports tensorflow within Python and captures the output

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