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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds a disabled-by-default S3 scenario reporter. It can upload result files, a tarball, or both to S3-compatible storage. It also adds object-store utilities, configuration and registration, optional dependencies, documentation, and tests. ChangesS3 Scenario Reporting
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The S3 upload reporter is off by default. On some S3-compatible storage backends, a missing bucket or object may raise an error instead of being reported cleanly, which only affects users who enable the feature. This is a small, easy follow-up and does not block merging. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 3 | ❓ 1❌ Failed checks (1 inconclusive)
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- Line 2: Update the copyright year in the header of
src/cloudai/util/object_store.py, line 2, from 2025-2026 to 2026; make the same
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Introduce cloudai.util.object_store, a domain-free transport layer for publishing artifacts to object storage: - ObjectStore ABC with upload_file/uri plus a shared upload_directory() that walks a tree, preserves relative paths, honours exclude globs, and collects per-file failures into UploadStats instead of aborting. - S3ObjectStore, backed by boto3. Credentials come from boto3's standard chain (AWS_* env, ~/.aws/credentials, IAM role), so no secrets are ever read from CloudAI configuration. boto3 is an optional 'cloudai[s3]' extra reached through the existing LazyImports pattern, matching how gymnasium is handled. This keeps it out of module-level imports, which the ruff banned-module-level-imports rule and the filterwarnings=["error"] pytest setting both require. The module lives under cloudai.util so the import-linter leaf-dependency contract keeps it free of cloudai domain concepts.
ResultsUploadConfig subclasses ReportConfig with the destination fields (bucket, prefix, endpoint_url, region) plus upload_tree/upload_tarball/ exclude toggles. Each destination field falls back to a CLOUDAI_S3_* environment variable via default_factory, so TOML wins when set and the environment supplies the default otherwise. ReportConfig forbids extra keys, so every field has to be declared explicitly. ResultsUploadReporter uploads self.results_root, which the Reporter base class already hands it. Two deliberate choices: - It does not call load_test_runs(). This reporter treats the directory as raw bytes, so coupling the upload to workload parsing would only add failure modes. - upload_tarball() creates the tarball when absent. TarballReporter only writes <results_root>.tgz when a test run failed, so its presence cannot be assumed; the archiving logic is reused rather than duplicated. A missing bucket warns loudly instead of silently succeeding, so a misconfigured upload is not mistaken for an empty one.
Registry.ordered_scenario_reports() sorts by a hardcoded map in which any unlisted name falls through to priority 1. Left at that default the uploader would run before StatusReporter, DSEReporter and TarballReporter, and would therefore publish an incomplete results directory. Give "results_upload" priority 5 so it always observes the finished tree. Registered with enable=False: shipping results off-box has to be opt-in. Registering here also surfaces it in `cloudai list reports` for free.
tests/util/test_object_store.py drives upload_directory() through a small in-memory ObjectStore rather than mocking the ABC, so the shared walk logic - relative-path preservation, exclude globs, and failure collection - is tested independently of boto3. The S3 tests patch cloudai.util.object_store.lazy, matching the repo convention of patching at the consumer's import site. tests/test_reporter.py covers the reporter: env-var fallback and TOML precedence, the missing-bucket and missing-directory guards, and the tarball being created when absent but reused when present. Two existing tests needed updating for the new registration: - test_report_order asserted positions by negative index. - test_init hardcodes the registry contents and asserted that every report except junit defaults to enabled; results_upload joins junit as opt-in.
Covers the cloudai[s3] extra, every config option with its environment variable fallback, the fact that credentials come from boto3's standard chain rather than CloudAI config, that an upload failure does not change the run's exit status, and how to upload an earlier run's directory with generate-report.
It had no real consumer yet and TarballReporter.create_tarball() never honored it, so enabling upload_tarball alongside exclude would silently ship files the config claimed to filter out. ObjectStore. upload_directory() still supports exclude for a future caller that actually needs it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…andling S3ObjectStore.exists() previously swallowed every exception (permission errors, network failures, throttling) into a bare False, indistinguishable from a genuinely missing object. It now catches only ClientError and treats a 404 status as "does not exist," re-raising anything else. Add S3ObjectStore.bucket_exists(), using head_bucket rather than head_object, since head_object's 404 can't distinguish a missing bucket from a missing key. ResultsUploadReporter now checks bucket_exists() right after constructing the store, so a misconfigured or inaccessible bucket fails fast with one clear warning instead of every individual file upload failing separately with the same root cause. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Without it, two clusters sharing one bucket (or one prefix) have no structural way to tell their results apart, and per-cluster IAM scoping by key prefix isn't enforceable since nothing guarantees the prefix is actually cluster-specific. system.name is already a required field on every system config, so this needs no new configuration. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
upload_directory() previously uploaded files serially, one blocking S3 call at a time, which dominates wall-clock time for result trees with many small files. It now uploads concurrently via a ThreadPoolExecutor (max_workers, default 8, bounded by the actual file count), aggregating UploadStats back on the main thread via as_completed() so concurrent updates can't race. Exposed as upload_concurrency on ResultsUploadConfig. Measured against a real S3 bucket, uploading a 114-file / 3.68MB results tree (cloudai-db-test, same code path, only max_workers changed): serial (max_workers=1): 17.95s, 114 files, 0 failures threaded (max_workers=8): 3.89s, 114 files, 0 failures ~4.6x speedup, identical output in both cases. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…orter class into separate module and validate one of `upload_tree` or `upload_tarball` are set
…ball correctly in s3uploader
The copyright header check derives the year from git history; these files were first committed in 2026, so the header must be 2026 rather than 2025-2026. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 160-161: Resolve the S3 client before `upload_directory` starts
submitting work to its thread pool, so concurrent calls to `upload_file` reuse
one initialized client rather than racing during lazy initialization. Keep the
shared client use in `upload_file` unchanged.
- Around line 166-169: Update the `exists` method to recognize missing-object
errors from `e.response["Error"]["Code"]` as well as the HTTP status, returning
`False` for the codes `"404"`, `"NoSuchKey"`, and `"NotFound"` while preserving
other errors. Apply the equivalent fallback in `bucket_exists` for `"404"`,
`"NoSuchBucket"`, and `"NotFound"`.
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This is great! LGTM.
Summary
Adds an opt-in
s3scenario report that uploads a scenario's results directory to an S3-compatible bucket (AWS S3, MinIO, etc.), so results can be shipped off the cluster after a run.Key Points
s3report is disabled by defaults3 = { enable = true, ... }under a new[reports]section of their system or test scenario TOML<prefix>/<system_name>/<results_dir_name/bucket,prefixandendpoint_urlfall back toCLOUDAI_S3_BUCKET,CLOUDAI_S3_PREFIXandCLOUDAI_S3_ENDPOINT_URL- TOML values take precedenceboto3is an optional dependency (pip install cloudai[s3])Test Plan
generate-reportwith existing CloudAIresults/artifacts and ensure results are successfully uploaded