Dev_Administrator Procedures
In codalab-competitions folder, on the CodaLab instance:
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose exec django bash
python manage.py reset_db
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py syncdb --migrate
exit
docker-compose restart
docker-compose up -d
This gives access to health/simple_status and more.
docker-compose exec django bash
# python manage.py shell_plus
>>> user = ClUser.objects.get(username="your username")
>>> user.is_superuser = True
>>> user.is_staff = True
>>> user.save()
/!/ First step: check the user's email address to ensure you won't erase an account under the demand of another user /!/
docker-compose exec django bash
# python manage.py shell_plus
>>> user = ClUser.objects.get(username="user name") # or (email="user email")
>>> user.delete() # ??? Don't seem to work at all ???
Hint: only accept to change the username if the request is sent from the user's email address.
docker-compose exec django bash
# python manage.py shell_plus
>>> user = ClUser.objects.get(username="new_username") # check if 'new_username' already exists
>>> user = ClUser.objects.get(username="old_username") # or (email="user email"), good to check if the person who contacted us owns the account
>>> user.username = 'new_username'
>>> user.save()
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On the top right, under your username, you have a new button "admin monitoring links". It gives you the links to RabbitMQ and Flower interface. You still need the ID and password (you can find them in your .env file).
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You have access to new status pages:
Log into each worker to check if they are stuck:
docker logs -f compute_worker
If one worker is stuck then restart it:
docker stop compute_worker
docker rm compute_worker
big command from the wiki
Go to RabbitMQ interface: https://<CODALAB-URL>/admin_monitoring_links/
In "Queues" tab we find the queue and restart it
This one is the default queue (virtual host: "/"):
To determine the workers linked to this queue, click on its name, then open the "Consumers" tab