Clone tiled from tiled#999 PR branch and pip install -e ".[all]"
.
Start Tiled server with Redis cache:
tiled serve catalog --temp --api-key secret --redis-uri redis://localhost:6379
Start consumer:
Clone tiled from tiled#999 PR branch and pip install -e ".[all]"
.
Start Tiled server with Redis cache:
tiled serve catalog --temp --api-key secret --redis-uri redis://localhost:6379
Start consumer:
import collections | |
from tiled.mimetypes import DEFAULT_ADAPTERS_BY_MIMETYPE | |
def build_adapter(data_source, adapters_by_mimetype=None): | |
# We use a dictionary mapping a mimetype to a callable that returns an Adapter instance. | |
# This might be a class, classmethod constructor, factory function... | |
# it does not matter here; it is just a callable. | |
TiledWriter
callback extracts information from documents and makes HTTP calls to Tiled, storing the locations and relative alignment of the files.h5py.ExternalLink
s into the raw files.At this time we are using Tiled only as a directory service, but of course it could also be used access sliced and transcoded data over HTTP or stream the whole raw files over HTTP.
import json | |
from pathlib import Path | |
from bluesky.callbacks.tiled_writer import TiledWriter | |
from tiled.client import from_uri | |
documents = json.loads(Path("documents.json").read_text()) | |
client = from_uri("http://localhost:8000", api_key="secret") | |
tw = TiledWriter(client) |
import dask | |
import dask.array as da | |
import distributed | |
from distributed.protocol.serialize import dask_deserialize, dask_serialize | |
from dask.distributed import Client | |
import h5py | |
import numpy as np | |
import logging | |
logger = logging.Logger(__name__) |
from ophyd.sim import Signal | |
from ophyd import Component, Device | |
class Filters(Device): | |
a = Component(Signal, value=0) | |
b = Component(Signal, value=1) | |
def set(self, a, b): | |
return ( |
python middlware.py
.http :8000/data
. This should return the list of numbers from the server.print
to print a message in the server logs before and after a request is seen.Question: Do the middlewares get run in the order that they are added in middlware.py
or in the reverse order?
Install podman. https://podman.io/getting-started/installation
Install podman-compose:
pip install podman-compose
Clone or copy docker-compose.yml
and config.yml
from this gist into a directory.
conda activate sandbox
pip install --pre tiled[all] databroker[all] ipython
Note for Mac: Mac uses zsh
by default and it requires single quotes like 'databroker[all]'
. On the other hand, Windows requires that you not have quotes.
mkdir sandbox
cd sandbox/