How to use generate_arn method in localstack

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model.py

Source: model.py Github

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...79 fromlist=['url_bases', 'url_paths'],80 )81 return urls_module82 @staticmethod83 def generate_arn(region_name, info=''):84 base_arn = BASE_SAGEMAKER_ARN.format(region=region_name, account=ACCOUNT_ID)85 return base_arn + info86 def describe_endpoint(self, endpoint_name):87 if endpoint_name not in self.endpoints:88 raise ValueError('Endpoint {} does not exist'.format(endpoint_name))89 endpoint = self.endpoints[endpoint_name]90 config = self.endpoint_configs[endpoint['EndpointConfigName']]91 return {92 'Endpoint': endpoint['EndpointName'],93 'EndpointConfigName': endpoint['EndpointConfigName'],94 'EndpointArn': endpoint['arn'],95 'EndpointStatus': endpoint['latest_operation'].status(),96 'CreationTime': endpoint['created_time'],97 'LastModifiedTime': endpoint['latest_operation'].created_time,98 'ProductionVariants': config['ProductionVariants'],99 }100 def delete_endpoint(self, endpoint_name):101 if endpoint_name not in self.endpoints:102 raise ClientError(103 {104 "Error": {105 "Code": "ValidationException",106 "Message": "Could not find endpoint ...",107 }108 },109 "DeleteEndpoint",110 )111 del self.endpoints[endpoint_name]112 def delete_endpoint_config(self, config_name):113 if config_name not in self.endpoint_configs:114 raise ClientError(115 {116 "Error": {117 "Code": "ValidationException",118 "Message": "Could not find endpoint configuration ...",119 }120 },121 "DeleteEndpointConfiguration",122 )123 del self.endpoint_configs[config_name]124 def delete_model(self, model_name):125 if model_name not in self.models:126 raise ClientError(127 {128 "Error": {129 "Code": "ValidationException",130 "Message": "Could not find model ...",131 }132 },133 "DeleteModel",134 )135 del self.models[model_name]136 def create_model(137 self, model_name, tags, primary_container, execution_role_arn, region_name138 ):139 if model_name in self.models:140 raise ValueError('Model {} already exists'.format(model_name))141 info = {142 "Containers": [primary_container],143 'PrimaryContainer': primary_container,144 'ExecutionRoleArn': execution_role_arn,145 'Tags': tags,146 }147 self.models[model_name] = info148 return {149 'resource': info,150 'arn': self.generate_arn(region_name, ':model/​{}'.format(model_name)),151 }152 def create_endpoint_config(153 self, endpoint_config_name, production_variants, region_name154 ):155 if endpoint_config_name in self.endpoint_configs:156 raise ValueError(157 'Endpoint configuration {} already exists'.format(endpoint_config_name)158 )159 for production_variant in production_variants:160 if "ModelName" not in production_variant:161 raise ValueError('ModelName is required for ProductionVariants')162 elif production_variant['ModelName'] not in self.models:163 raise ValueError(164 'Model {} does not exist'.format(production_variant['ModelName'])165 )166 model = self.models[production_variant['ModelName']]167 production_variant['DeployedImages'] = [168 {'SpecifiedImage': model['PrimaryContainer']['Image']}169 ]170 info = {171 'EndpointConfigName': endpoint_config_name,172 'ProductionVariants': production_variants,173 }174 self.endpoint_configs[endpoint_config_name] = info175 return {176 'resource': info,177 'arn': self.generate_arn(178 region_name, ':endpoint-config/​{}'.format(endpoint_config_name)179 ),180 }181 def create_endpoint(self, endpoint_name, endpoint_config_name, region_name):182 if endpoint_name in self.endpoints:183 raise ValueError('Endpoint {} already exists'.format(endpoint_name))184 if endpoint_config_name not in self.endpoint_configs:185 raise ValueError(186 'Endpoint configuration {} does not exist'.format(endpoint_config_name)187 )188 created_time = time.time()189 info = {190 'EndpointName': endpoint_name,191 'EndpointConfigName': endpoint_config_name,192 'arn': self.generate_arn(region_name, ':endpoint/​{}'.format(endpoint_name)),193 'created_time': created_time,194 'latest_operation': EndpointOperation.create_successful(created_time),195 }196 self.endpoints[endpoint_name] = info197 return {'resource': info, 'arn': info['arn']}198 def update_endpoint(self, endpoint_name, config_name):199 if endpoint_name not in self.endpoints:200 raise ValueError('Endpoint {} does not exist'.format(endpoint_name))201 if config_name not in self.endpoint_configs:202 raise ValueError(203 'Endpoint configuration {} does not exist'.format(config_name)204 )205 endpoint = self.endpoints[endpoint_name]206 endpoint['EndpointConfigName'] = config_name...

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vpc_manager.py

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...25 match_vpc = self.get_vpc(vpc_id, vpcs)26 match_subnet = self.get_subnet(subnet_id, subnets)27 if match_vpc is not None:28 vpc_data.update({29 'vpc_arn': self.generate_arn('vpc', match_vpc.get('OwnerId'), match_vpc.get('VpcId'), region_name),30 'vpc_id': match_vpc.get('VpcId'),31 'cidr': match_vpc.get('CidrBlock'),32 'vpc_name': self.generate_name(match_vpc),33 })34 if match_subnet is not None:35 subnet_data.update({36 'subnet_name': self.generate_name(match_subnet),37 'subnet_arn': match_subnet.get('SubnetArn'),38 'subnet_id': match_subnet.get('SubnetId'),39 'cidr': match_subnet.get('CidrBlock'),40 })41 return VPC(vpc_data, strict=False), Subnet(subnet_data, strict=False)42 @staticmethod43 def get_vpc(vpc_id, vpcs):44 for vpc in vpcs:45 if vpc_id == vpc['VpcId']:46 return vpc47 return None48 @staticmethod49 def get_subnet(subnet_id, subnets):50 for subnet in subnets:51 if subnet_id == subnet['SubnetId']:52 return subnet53 return None54 @staticmethod55 def generate_arn(resource_type, owner_id, resource_id, region_name):56 return f'arn:aws:ec2:{region_name}:{owner_id}:{resource_type}/​{resource_id}'57 @staticmethod58 def generate_name(resource):59 for resource_tag in resource.get('Tags', []):60 if resource_tag['Key'] == "Name":61 return resource_tag["Value"]...

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