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TPU Pod Commander

TPU Pod Commander is a package for setting up and launching jobs on Google Cloud TPU pods.

Installation

To install TPU Pod Commander, you need to intall the gcloud cli first. Follow the instructions here to install it. After installing the gcloud cli, you can install TPU Pod Commander by running the following command:

pip install tpu_pod_commander

Usage

After installing TPU Pod Commander, the command tpc will be available in your shell. TPC commands are all organized in the following format:

tpc <action> [config_file.py] [--flags=value ...]

where <action> is the action to perform, and paramters are specified jointly by the optional config file and the flags. There is a one-to-one correspondence between the flags and the parameters in the config file. When both are specified, the flags will override the parameters in the config file.

Actions

The following is a list of available actions:

  • list: List all TPU pods in a given zone of a project.
  • create: Create a TPU pod.
  • delete: Delete a TPU pod.
  • queue: Create a TPU pod via queued resources API.
  • ls_queue: List all queued TPU pods.
  • cancel_queue: Cancel a queued TPU pod.
  • describe: Get the details of a TPU pod.
  • ips: List the external IPs of all the hosts in a TPU pod.
  • upload: Upload files to a TPU pod.
  • run: Run a command on all the hosts of a TPU pod.
  • launch: Launch a shell script job in a tmux session on all the hosts of a TPU pod.
  • check: Check the status of a job running in the tmux session on a TPU pod.
  • stop: Stop a job running in the tmux session on a TPU pod.
  • reboot: Reboot all the hosts in a TPU pod.
  • unlock: Remove the libtpu lock files on all hosts of a TPU pod.
  • stop+unlock: Perform stop and unlock actions in sequence.
  • relaunch: Perform stop and launch actions in sequence.
  • upload+launch: Perform upload and launch actions in sequence.

Config File and Flags

The optional config file is a Python file that contains the parameters for the action. It should be in the following format:

configure_tpc(
    key=value,
    ...
)

Note that no import statement is needed in the config file to use the configure_tpc function. The paramters for configure_tpc has one-to-one correspondence with the flags for the action, so for example specifying --zone=us-central1-a in the command line flags is equivalent to specifying zone='us-central1-a' in the config file. When both are specified for one parameter, the flag will override the corresponding parameter in the config file.

The following is a list of available paramters:

  • zone: The zone of the TPU pod.
  • project: The GCP project of the TPU pod.
  • name: The name of the TPU pod.
  • accelerator_type: The type and size of the TPU pod, for example, v4-256.
  • runtime_version: The runtime software version of the TPU pod.
  • reserved: Whether the TPU pod should be created under reserved quota, default to False.
  • spot: Whether the TPU pod should be created as a preemptible instance, default to False.
  • upload_path: a comma-separated list of <local path>:<remote path> pairs to upload.
  • upload_remove_remote: Whether to remove the remote files before uploading. Default to True.
  • command: The command to run on the TPU pod.
  • launch_script_path: The path to load the content of the launch script.
  • launch_script: The content of the launch script. When both launch_script_path and launch_script are specified, the script content will be loaded from launch_script_path and override the launch_script parameter.
  • launch_script_remote_path: The remote path on TPU pod to save the launch script, default to ~/tpc_launch_script.sh.
  • tpu_user: The username to use when connecting to the TPU pod. Default to current user.
  • tmux_session_name: The name of the tmux session to create when launching a job. Default to tpc.
  • show_command: Whether to show the gcloud command when excuting an action. Default to True.

Not all parameters are needed for all actions. The following is a list of required parameters for each action:

  • list: zone, project.
  • create: zone, project, name, accelerator_type, runtime_version.
  • delete: zone, project, name.
  • queue: zone, project, name, accelerator_type, runtime_version.
  • ls_queue: zone, project.
  • cancel_queue: zone, project, name.
  • describe: zone, project, name.
  • ips: zone, project, name.
  • upload: zone, project, name, upload_path.
  • run: zone, project, name, command.
  • launch: zone, project, name, launch_script_path or launch_script.
  • check: zone, project, name.
  • stop: zone, project, name.
  • reboot: zone, project, name.
  • unlock: zone, project, name.
  • relaunch: zone, project, name, launch_script_path or launch_script.
  • upload+launch: zone, project, name, upload_path, launch_script_path or launch_script.

Examples

See the examples directory for some example config files and the corresponding commands.

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