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v0.6.1: July 2018 Release
New features:
- The 'paictl' tool: Introducing
paictl
, the deployment/management tool with the functionalities of image building, service start/stop, k8s bootup/clean, and configuration generation. - Single-box deployment: Support single-box deployment for evaluation purpose.
- New UI for user management: Now the console for administrators to manage PAI users has got a new UI.
- Documentation: Significant changes on documents -- more comprehensive, more structured, and easier to follow.
Improvements:
- Faster loading of the job list UI: Now the page gets 5x faster than before when loading its content.
Various bug fixes: (Omitted here)
Known issues:
- #827 Deploy PAI
master
andworker
on the same node may lead to resource competition. - #813 Still in investigation. Install PAI on some old kernel may fail.
- #713 Yarn may not use all the resource shown on the PAI dashboard, due to configuration issues.
Example of single-box deployment with quick start:
- Step 1. Prepare file
~/quick-start.yaml
:
ssh-username: pai-admin
ssh-password: ****
machines:
- 10.240.0.10
- Step 2. Go to
<pai-codebase>/pai-deployment
folder and then run following commands one by one:
python paictl.py cluster configuration-generation -i ~/quick-start.yaml -o ~/.pai/config
python paictl.py cluster k8s-bootup -p ~/.pai/config
python paictl.py service start -p ~/.pai/config
- Step 3. Open a web browser and then go to http://10.240.0.10 to see PAI web portal: