How to use get_pids method in lisa

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test_cluster.py

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...18 head_node = cluster.add_node(num_cpus=3)19 @serve.deployment("D", version="1", num_replicas=1)20 def D(*args):21 return os.getpid()22 def get_pids(expected, timeout=30):23 pids = set()24 start = time.time()25 while len(pids) < expected:26 pids.add(requests.get("http:/​/​localhost:8000/​D").text)27 if time.time() - start >= timeout:28 raise TimeoutError("Timed out waiting for pids.")29 return pids30 ray.init(head_node.address)31 serve.start(detached=True)32 client = serve.connect()33 D.deploy()34 pids1 = get_pids(1)35 goal_ref = D.options(num_replicas=3).deploy(_blocking=False)36 assert not client._wait_for_goal(goal_ref, timeout=0.1)37 assert get_pids(1) == pids138 # Add a node with another CPU, another replica should get placed.39 cluster.add_node(num_cpus=1)40 assert not client._wait_for_goal(goal_ref, timeout=0.1)41 pids2 = get_pids(2)42 assert pids1.issubset(pids2)43 # Add a node with another CPU, the final replica should get placed44 # and the deploy goal should be done.45 cluster.add_node(num_cpus=1)46 assert client._wait_for_goal(goal_ref)47 pids3 = get_pids(3)48 assert pids2.issubset(pids3)49@pytest.mark.skip("Currently hangs due to max_task_retries=-1.")50def test_node_failure(ray_cluster):51 cluster = ray_cluster52 cluster.add_node(num_cpus=3)53 worker_node = cluster.add_node(num_cpus=2)54 @serve.deployment("D", version="1", num_replicas=3)55 def D(*args):56 return os.getpid()57 def get_pids(expected, timeout=30):58 pids = set()59 start = time.time()60 while len(pids) < expected:61 pids.add(requests.get("http:/​/​localhost:8000/​D").text)62 if time.time() - start >= timeout:63 raise TimeoutError("Timed out waiting for pids.")64 return pids65 ray.init(cluster.address)66 serve.start(detached=True)67 print("Initial deploy.")68 D.deploy()69 pids1 = get_pids(3)70 # Remove the node. There should still be one replica running.71 print("Kill node.")72 cluster.remove_node(worker_node)73 pids2 = get_pids(1)74 assert pids2.issubset(pids1)75 # Add a worker node back. One replica should get placed.76 print("Add back first node.")77 cluster.add_node(num_cpus=1)78 pids3 = get_pids(2)79 assert pids2.issubset(pids3)80 # Add another worker node. One more replica should get placed.81 print("Add back second node.")82 cluster.add_node(num_cpus=1)83 pids4 = get_pids(3)84 assert pids3.issubset(pids4)85if __name__ == "__main__":...

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wpk.py

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2from ctypes.wintypes import DWORD, HANDLE3PROCESS_TERMINATE = 0x00014PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION = 0x04005PROCESS_VM_READ = 0x00106def get_pids(process_name):7 BIG_ARRAY = DWORD * 40968 processes = BIG_ARRAY()9 needed = DWORD()10 pids = []11 result = windll.psapi.EnumProcesses(processes,12 sizeof(processes),13 addressof(needed))14 if not result:15 return pids16 num_results = needed.value /​ sizeof(DWORD)17 for i in range(num_results):18 pid = processes[i]19 process = windll.kernel32.OpenProcess(PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION |20 PROCESS_VM_READ,21 0, pid)22 if process:23 module = HANDLE()24 result = windll.psapi.EnumProcessModules(process,25 addressof(module),26 sizeof(module),27 addressof(needed))28 if result:29 name = create_unicode_buffer(1024)30 result = windll.psapi.GetModuleBaseNameW(process, module,31 name, len(name))32 # TODO: This might not be the best way to33 # match a process name; maybe use a regexp instead.34 if name.value.startswith(process_name):35 pids.append(pid)36 windll.kernel32.CloseHandle(module)37 windll.kernel32.CloseHandle(process)38 return pids39def kill_pid(pid):40 process = windll.kernel32.OpenProcess(PROCESS_TERMINATE, 0, pid)41 if process:42 windll.kernel32.TerminateProcess(process, 0)43 windll.kernel32.CloseHandle(process)44def kill_process_by_name(name):45 pids = get_pids(name)46 for pid in pids:47 kill_pid(pid)48if __name__ == '__main__':49 import subprocess50 import time51 # This test just opens a new notepad instance and kills it.52 name = 'notepad'53 old_pids = set(get_pids(name))54 subprocess.Popen([name])55 time.sleep(0.25)56 new_pids = set(get_pids(name)).difference(old_pids)57 if len(new_pids) != 1:58 raise Exception('%s was not opened or get_pids() is '59 'malfunctioning' % name)60 kill_pid(tuple(new_pids)[0])61 newest_pids = set(get_pids(name)).difference(old_pids)62 if len(newest_pids) != 0:63 raise Exception('kill_pid() is malfunctioning')...

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