PriusCup Docker Image

Building

These steps will walk through creating a docker image for PriusCup.

Step 0 - Prerequisites

1. Install docker
2. Install nvidia-docker

Step 1 - Build simulation-base

cd priuscup/docker/simulation-base
./build.bash

Step 2 - Build cloudsim-sim-base

cd priuscup/docker/cloudsim-sim-base
./build.bash

Step 3 - Build precious

cd priuscup/docker/precious
./build.bash

1. This script will output a public ssh key. Add this key to your bitbucket account.
2. Tag the output image to precious:latest

sudo docker tag precious:2017_Jan_12_1914 precious:latest

S3 bucket file upload

1. To enable uploading prius data to s3 bucket, create an aws_s3_keys.bash file in priuscup/aws and export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY variables.

Testing Locally

option 1: cloudsim_deploy.bash

1. Start the docker image

cd priuscup/aws
echo "CLOUDSIM_ADMIN=\"abc\"" > $dir/cloudsim-env.bash
echo "{}" > cloudsim-options.bash
./cloudsim_deploy.bash --no-shutdown

2. Open a browser to http://127.0.0.1/

option 2: run-local.bash

cd priuscup/aws
./run-local.bash

After a few seconds a firefox window will open to 127.0.0.1

Deploying to AWS

1. Start a g2.2xlarge instance with the AMI ubuntu-nvidia-docker-16GiB ami-b71142d7
2. Use the following script to copy the image to the instance

cd priuscup/aws
./deploy-ec2.bash

3. SSH into the instance and create the file /home/ubuntu/code/aws_s3_keys.bash modifying the contents below appropriately

export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=idOfBucketWriterUser
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=secretKeyOfBucketWriterUser

4. Save the AMI

Setting up a local demo

1. Build a docker image (see instructions above)
2. Save the image to a tar archive sudo docker save --output=/tmp/precious.tar precious:latest
3. Copy the tar archive to the demo machine and load it into docker sudo docker load --input=/tmp/precious.tar
4. Copy the aws folder to the demo machine
5. To start a demo on the local machine, call ./run-local.bash