Publish worker output onto the mounted network volume instead of re-uploading it - #5
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…ploading it The endpoint already has the network volume mounted at /runpod-volume, and RunPod's S3-compatible API addresses that same volume by the identical file paths. upload_file() was PUTting output files to that volume over HTTPS from handler.py, when it could copy them onto the mount directly. The S3 client is still needed to sign the returned object URL for HartsyWeb, since the volume is private and HartsyWeb runs outside RunPod.
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe worker now copies output files to a mounted network volume at ChangesNetwork volume publishing
Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Artifact publication now writes to the mounted network volume while retaining signed external URLs. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness that deployment must map the mount to the configured object-storage namespace and protect shared paths from interference; one README statement also needs correction. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant upload_file
participant MountedNetworkVolume
participant S3Client
upload_file->>MountedNetworkVolume: verify VOLUME_ROOT is mounted
upload_file->>MountedNetworkVolume: copy output to VOLUME_ROOT / key
upload_file->>S3Client: sign object URL with object_url
S3Client-->>upload_file: signed URL
upload_file-->>upload_file: return URL and relative path manifest
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In `@README.md`:
- Line 35: Update the README publishing description near the samples and final
artifacts section to remove the claim that artifacts are uploaded to
S3-compatible storage; describe copying them to the mounted volume and signing
the returned object URL, consistent with the AITK_S3_* credential description.
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| - `AITK_S3_BUCKET`, `AITK_S3_ACCESS_KEY`, `AITK_S3_SECRET_KEY` — the attached network volume's ID and an S3 API key with access to it. The worker publishes outputs with a local copy onto the volume mount, not a network upload; these credentials only sign the returned object URL. |
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Remove the stale S3-upload statement.
Line 35 now says that publishing uses a local copy, but Line 101 still says that samples and final artifacts are uploaded to S3-compatible storage. Update Line 101 to describe copying to the mounted volume and signing the returned URL.
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-- Samples and final artifacts are uploaded to S3-compatible storage before their URLs are returned to HartsyWeb.
+- Samples and final artifacts are copied to the mounted network volume before their signed URLs are returned to HartsyWeb.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@README.md` at line 35, Update the README publishing description near the
samples and final artifacts section to remove the claim that artifacts are
uploaded to S3-compatible storage; describe copying them to the mounted volume
and signing the returned object URL, consistent with the AITK_S3_* credential
description.
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Summary
upload_file()was PUTting every sample and artifact to the endpoint's S3-compatible API over HTTPS — but that same network volume is already mounted at/runpod-volumeinside the worker (per RunPod's Serverless default). It now copies the file onto the mount directly and only uses the S3 client to sign the returned object URL for HartsyWeb, which runs outside RunPod and can't reach the mount itself.upload_file()still returns{url, fileName, contentType, fileSize, path};CONTRACT_VERSIONis unchanged.RuntimeError) ifAITK_VOLUME_ROOT(default/runpod-volume) isn't actually a mount, instead of silently writing to non-persistent local disk and returning a dead URL.AITK_VOLUME_ROOT, documented in the README alongside the existingAITK_S3_*vars (still required, now for URL signing only, not upload).Why
Found while scoping a real end-to-end test of the AI Toolkit training backend (HartsyWeb PR #345) — the deployed endpoint's template was missing
AITK_S3_*entirely, and re-checking the design turned up this redundant network round-trip for something that's already local to the container.Testing
PYTHONPATH=. python -m unittest discover -s tests -v— 10/10 passing, including 2 new tests (test_upload_file_copies_onto_the_mounted_network_volume_instead_of_uploading,test_upload_file_requires_a_real_network_volume_mount)python -m py_compile handler.py tests/test_handler.pyDeployment (after merge, not included here)
main.AITK_S3_BUCKET,AITK_S3_ACCESS_KEY,AITK_S3_SECRET_KEY,AITK_S3_ENDPOINT,AITK_S3_REGION, andAITK_DATASET_ALLOWED_ORIGINSset — confirmed missing entirely on the current live template, which is why no real job has been able to produce a usable artifact yet.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
AITK_VOLUME_ROOT.Bug Fixes
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