pipelines/samples/core/kubernetes_pvc/kubernetes_pvc.py

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from kfp import dsl, compiler
from kfp import kubernetes
@dsl.component
def make_data():
with open('/data/file.txt', 'w') as f:
f.write('my data')
@dsl.component
def read_data():
with open('/reused_data/file.txt') as f:
print(f.read())
@dsl.pipeline(
name="kubernetes-pvc-basic",
description="A Basic Example on Kubernetes PVC Usage."
)
def my_pipeline():
pvc1 = kubernetes.CreatePVC(
# can also use pvc_name instead of pvc_name_suffix to use a pre-existing PVC
pvc_name_suffix='-my-pvc',
access_modes=['ReadWriteOnce'],
size='5Gi',
storage_class_name='standard',
)
task1 = make_data()
# normally task sequencing is handled by data exchange via component inputs/outputs
# but since data is exchanged via volume, we need to call .after explicitly to sequence tasks
task2 = read_data().after(task1)
kubernetes.mount_pvc(
task1,
pvc_name=pvc1.outputs['name'],
mount_path='/data',
)
kubernetes.mount_pvc(
task2,
pvc_name=pvc1.outputs['name'],
mount_path='/reused_data',
)
# wait to delete the PVC until after task2 completes
delete_pvc1 = kubernetes.DeletePVC(
pvc_name=pvc1.outputs['name']).after(task2)
if __name__ == '__main__':
compiler.Compiler().compile(my_pipeline, __file__ + '.yaml')