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What's New in RapidMiner AI Hub 9.10.4?
Released: February 7th 2022
Upgrading to RapidMiner AI Hub 9.10.4 includes database and RapidMiner AI Hub home directory migration steps. Ensure that you do not abort AI Hub startup while migration is in progress!
Before upgrading, the following steps are crucial and should be followed:
- In your running AI Hub instance, temporarily pause all Schedules
- Verify that all jobs are in a final state like finished, error, stopped or timed out
- Consider force stopping all currently running or pending jobs depending on your needs or
- Wait for all jobs to be executed
- Cross-check execution state on the Executions web page of AI Hub
- Shutdown all Job Agents attached to this AI Hub instance
- Shutdown AI Hub
- Backup (instructions depend on your setup)
- Upgrade to AI Hub to 9.10.4 (instructions depend on your setup)
- Start AI Hub and wait for all migrations to finish
- Observe startup and migration progress by tracking logs which are located inside the RapidMiner AI Hub home directory under
$rmHomeDir/logs/
folder, e.g.migration.log
,migration-eb.log
- Once everything succeeded, start your Job Agents and wait for them to show up in the Queues page of AI Hub
- Resume all Schedules which you’ve temporarily paused before
If you’ve accidentally upgraded although not all executions have been finished before upgrading (see instructions above), non-final executions like pending or running ones might show up in the Job Archive view of the Executions page.
Please head over to the Troubleshooting section outlining more details regarding “Job Archive contains pending or running jobs”.
Enhancements
- Added Job Archive and improved periodic Job Cleanup mechanism to archive and clean archived jobs more efficiently
- Added database migration for moving existing job related tables to archive tables prefixed with
A_
:jobservice_job_context_out
renamed toa_jobservice_job_context_out
jobservice_job_context_in
renamed toa_jobservice_job_context_in
jobservice_job_context_macro
renamed toa_jobservice_job_context_macro
jobservice_job_context
renamed toa_jobservice_job_context
jobservice_job_error
renamed toa_jobservice_job_error
jobservice_job_log
renamed toa_jobservice_job_log
jobservice_operator_progress
renamed toa_jobservice_operator_progress
jobservice_job
renamed toa_jobservice_job
- (Re-)Creation of the following tables is handled automatically after renaming migration succeeded:
jobservice_job_context_out
jobservice_job_context_in
jobservice_job_context_macro
jobservice_job_context
jobservice_job_error
jobservice_job_log
jobservice_operator_progress
jobservice_job
- Unique and foreign constraints now have proper identifiers
- Added a migration step for Job Cleanup
- Changed how cleanup is enabled to
jobservice.scheduled.archive.jobCleanup.enabled = true
, before the cleanup was enabled by setting thejobservice.scheduled.jobCleanup.maxAge
property - Changed existing property
jobservice.scheduled.jobCleanup.cronExpression
tojobservice.scheduled.archive.jobCleanup.jobCronExpression
- Added new property
jobservice.scheduled.archive.jobCleanup.jobContextCronExpression
to clean up the job context of deleted jobs separately - Added new property
jobservice.scheduled.archive.jobCleanup.jobBatchSize
to set the number of jobs to be deleted at once - Added new property
jobservice.scheduled.archive.jobCleanup.jobContextBatchSize
to set the number of job contexts to be deleted at once
- Changed how cleanup is enabled to
- Added database migration for moving existing job related tables to archive tables prefixed with
- Added mechanism to log
System.out
andSystem.err
inside the Job Container- Property is
jobcontainer.systemOutLog.enabled
(false
by default) - Enable by setting property
jobagent.container.jvmCustomOptions=-Djobcontainer.systemOutLog.enabled=true
inside theagent.properties
file
- Property is
- Added more logging when Job Agents retrieve a job deletion message via broker
- Added size and checksum mismatch checks for LFS object uploading which can be used in addition to the LFS
/verify
POST endpoint- Change
repositories.lfsEnableUploadSizeCheck
to enable/disable the size check for LFS PUT endpoint (defaults totrue
) - Change
repositories.lfsEnableUploadChecksumCheck
to enable/disable the checksum check for LFS PUT endpoint (defaults totrue
)
- Change
- Added mechanism to remove unsuccessful LFS uploads directly after failure (
repositories.lfsRemoveUnsuccessfulUploads
, defaults totrue
) - Added a migration step which checks LFS objects consistency
- Migration step is warning only and will not prevent startup of AI Hub
- Overall migration result is written into the log file
migration-eb.log
- In addition, there are per Project
$projectId-consistency-result.json
files inside the$rmHomeDir/data/repositories/git_lfs_server
folder with more information
- Increased robustness of Job Agent execution status propagation to AI Hub
- Each job has a
result.json
file inside the respective$jaHome/data/jobs/jobId
folder - The file is used to determine the job state, if the executing Job Container has been flagged as unreachable due to high load or other system/environment conditions
- If creating the
result.json
file fails, aresult.error
file is created inside the directory of that job
- Each job has a
- Introduced cleanup mechanism for completed and propagated (sent via broker to AI Hub) job state events inside the Job Agent (
false
by default)- Enable via
jobagent.jobStateEventsCleanup.enabled = true
inside theagent.properties
file - Adjust interval in which state events are deleted via
jobagent.jobStateEventsCleanup.interval = 120000
inside theagent.properties
file, defaults to60000
milliseconds
- Enable via
- Global theme color changes
- Added a safety net for CVE-2021-44228
- Bump
radoop-proxy
to1.2.3
- Bump integrated JDBC driver version
postgresql
to42.3.2