Dataset Binding with AWS

We will create an AWS Lambda to continuously sync a bucket with Dataloop's dataset

If you want to catch events from the AWS bucket and update the Dataloop Dataset you need to set up a Lambda.
The Lambda will catch the AWS bucket events and will reflect them into the Dataloop Platform.

We have prepared an environment zip file with our SDK for python3.8, so you don't need to create anything else to use dtlpy in the lambda.

NOTE: For any other custom use (e.g. other python version or more packages) try creating your own layer (We used this tutorial and the python:3.8 docker image).

Create the Lambda

1. Create a new Lambda
2. The default timeout is 3 [s] so we'll need to change to 1 [m] (1 Minute):
   Configuration → General configuration → Edit → Timeout
3. Go to the Lambda console -> Select your function -> Configuration -> (Left-side panel) Environment variables -> Edit -> Add environment variable
   • Add the 3 secrets vars DATASET_ID , DTLPY_USERNAME , DTLPY_PASSWORD
     To populate the values for the vars: DTLPY_USERNAME , DTLPY_PASSWORD you'll need to create a DataLoop Bot on your Dataloop project using the following code:

import dtlpy as dl
dl.login()
project = dl.projects.get(project_name='project name')
bot = project.bots.create(name='serviceAccount', return_credentials=True)
print('username: ', bot.id)
print('password: ', bot.password)

4. Copy the following code:

import os
import urllib.parse
# Set dataloop path to tmp (to read/write from the lambda)
os.environ["DATALOOP_PATH"] = "/tmp"
import dtlpy as dl
DATASET_ID = os.environ.get('DATASET_ID')
DTLPY_USERNAME = os.environ.get('DTLPY_USERNAME')
DTLPY_PASSWORD = os.environ.get('DTLPY_PASSWORD')
def lambda_handler(event, context):
    dl.login_m2m(email=DTLPY_USERNAME, password=DTLPY_PASSWORD)
    dataset = dl.datasets.get(dataset_id=DATASET_ID)
    driver_path = dl.drivers.get(driver_id=dataset.driver).path
    for record in event['Records']:
        # Get the bucket name
        bucket = record['s3']['bucket']['name']
        # Get the file name
        filename = urllib.parse.unquote_plus(record['s3']['object']['key'], encoding='utf-8')
        remote_path = None
        if driver_path == '/':
            driver_path = None
        if driver_path is not None and driver_path not in filename:
            return
        if driver_path:
            remote_path = filename.replace(driver_path, '')
        else:
            remote_path = filename
        if 'ObjectRemoved' in record['eventName']:
            # On delete event - delete the item from Dataloop
            try:
                dtlpy_filename = '/' + remote_path
                filters = dl.Filters(field='filename', values=dtlpy_filename)
                dataset.items.delete(filters=filters)
            except Exception as e:
                raise e
        elif 'ObjectCreated' in record['eventName']:
            # On create event - add a new item to the Dataset
            try:
                # upload the file
                path = 'external://' + filename
                # dataset.items.upload(local_path=path, overwrite=True) # if overwrite is required
                dataset.items.upload(local_path=path, remote_path=remote_path)
            except Exception as e:
                raise e

Add a Layer to the Lambda

We have created an AWS Layer with the Dataloop SDK ready. Click here to download the zip file.
Because the layer's size is larger than 50MB you cannot use it directly (AWS restrictions), but need to upload it to a bucket first.
Once uploaded, create a new layer for the dtlpy env:

1. Go to the layers screen and "click Add Layer".
   
2. Choose a name (dtlpy-env).
3. Use the link to the bucket layer.zip.
4. Select the env (x86_64, python3.8).
5. Click "Create" and the bottom on the page.

Go back to your lambda and add the layer:

1. Select the "Add Layer".
   
2. Choose "Custom layer" and select the Layer you've added and the version.
3. click "Add" at the bottom.

Create the Bucket Events

Go to the bucket you are using, and create the event:

1. Go to Properties → Event notifications → Create event notification
2. Choose a name for the Event
3. For Event types choose: All object create events, All object delete events
4. Destination - Lambda function → Choose from your Lambda functions → choose the function you build → SAVE

Deploy and you're good to go!