Constraints

A maximum of 20 real-time services can be deployed by a user.

Prerequisites

• Data has been prepared. Specifically, you have created an AI application in the Normal state in ModelArts.
• Ensure that the account is not in arrears. Resources are consumed when services are running.

Procedure

1. Log in to the ModelArts management console. In the left navigation pane, choose Service Deployment > Real-Time Services. The real-time service list is displayed by default.
2. In the real-time service list, click Deploy in the upper left corner. The Deploy page is displayed.
3. Set parameters for a real-time service.
   1. Set basic information about model deployment. For details about the parameters, see Table 1.

      Table 1 Basic parameters

      Parameter	Description
      Name	Name of the real-time service. Set this parameter as prompted.
      Auto Stop	After this parameter is enabled and the auto stop time is set, a service automatically stops at the specified time. If this parameter is disabled, a real-time service keeps running and billing. The function can help you avoid unnecessary billing. The auto stop function is enabled by default, and the default value is 1 hour later. The options are 1 hour later, 2 hours later, 4 hours later, 6 hours later, and Custom. If you select Custom, you can enter any integer from 1 to 24 hours in the text box on the right.
      Description	Brief description of the real-time service.

   2. Enter key information including the resource pool and AI application configurations. For details, see Table 2.

      Table 2 Parameters

      Parameter	Sub-Parameter	Description
      Resource Pool	Public Resource Pool	CPU/GPU computing resources are available for you to select. Pricing standards for resource pools with different flavors are different. For details, see Product Pricing Details. The public resource pool only supports the pay-per-use billing mode.
      	Dedicated Resource Pool	Select a specification from the dedicated resource pool specifications. The physical pools with logical subpools created are not supported temporarily. NOTE: The data of old-version dedicated resource pools will be gradually migrated to the new-version dedicated resource pools. For new users and the existing users who have migrated data from old-version dedicated resource pools to new ones, there is only one entry to new-version dedicated resource pools on the ModelArts management console. For the existing users who have not migrated data from old-version dedicated resource pools to new ones, there are two entries to dedicated resource pools on the ModelArts management console, where the entry marked with New is to the new version. For details about the new version of dedicated resource pools, see Comprehensive Upgrades to ModelArts Resource Pool Management Functions.
      AI Application and Configuration	AI Application Source	Select My AI Applications or My Subscriptions based on your requirements.
      	AI Application and Version	Select the AI application and version that are in the Normal state.
      	Traffic Ratio	Set the traffic proportion of the current instance node. Service calling requests are allocated to the current version based on this proportion. If you deploy only one version of an AI application, set this parameter to 100%. If you select multiple versions for gray release, ensure that the sum of the traffic ratios of these versions is 100%.
      	Specifications	Select available specifications based on the list displayed on the console. The specifications in gray cannot be used in the current environment. If specifications in the public resource pools are unavailable, no public resource pool is available in the current environment. In this case, use a dedicated resource pool or contact the administrator to create a public resource pool. NOTE: When the selected flavor is used to deploy the service, necessary system consumption is generated. Therefore, the resources actually occupied by the service are slightly greater than the selected flavor.
      	Compute Nodes	Set the number of instances for the current AI application version. If you set the number of nodes to 1, the standalone computing mode is used. If you set the number of nodes to a value greater than 1, the distributed computing mode is used. Select a computing mode based on the actual requirements.
      	Environment Variable	Set environment variables and inject them to the pod. To ensure data security, do not enter sensitive information such as plaintext passwords in environment variables.
      	Timeout	Timeout of a single model, including both the deployment and startup time. The default value is 20 minutes. The value must range from 3 to 120.
      	Add AI Application Version and Configuration	If the selected AI application has multiple versions, you can add multiple versions and configure a traffic ratio. You can use gray launch to smoothly upgrade the AI application version. NOTE: Free compute specifications do not support the gray launch of multiple versions.
      		NOTE:
      Traffic Limit	N/A	Maximum number of times a service can be accessed within a second. You can set this parameter as needed.
      WebSocket	-	Whether to deploy a real-time service as a WebSocket service. For details about WebSocket real-time services, see Full-Process Development of WebSocket Real-Time Services. NOTE: This function is supported only if the AI application is WebSocket-compliant and comes from a container image. After this function is enabled, Traffic Limit and Data Collection cannot be set. This parameter cannot be changed after the service is deployed.
      Runtime Log Output	N/A	This function is disabled by default. The runtime logs of real-time services are stored only in the ModelArts log system. You can query the runtime logs on the Logs tab of the service details page. If this function is enabled, the runtime logs of real-time services will be exported and stored in Log Tank Service (LTS). LTS automatically creates log groups and log streams and caches run logs generated within seven days by default. For details about the LTS log management function, see Log Tank Service. NOTE: This cannot be disabled once it is enabled. You will be billed for the log query and log storage functions provided by LTS. For details, see section LTS Pricing Details.
      Application Authentication	Application	Disabled by default. To enable this function, see Access Authenticated Using an Application for details and set the parameters as required.
      Notification	N/A	This function uses Simple Message Notification (SMN) to send a message to you when the service is in the state you selected.

      Figure 1 Setting AI application information
      
   3. (Optional) Configure advanced settings.

      Table 3 Advanced settings

      Parameter	Description
      	NOTICE:
      Tags	ModelArts can work with Tag Management Service (TMS). When creating resource-consuming tasks in ModelArts, for example, training jobs, configure tags for these tasks so that ModelArts can use tags to manage resources by group. For details about how to use tags, see How Does ModelArts Use Tags to Manage Resources by Group? NOTE: You can select a predefined TMS tag from the tag drop-down list or customize a tag. Predefined tags are available to all service resources that support tags. Customized tags are available only to the service resources of the user who has created the tags.

4. After confirming the entered information, complete service deployment as prompted. Generally, service deployment jobs run for a period of time, which may be several minutes or tens of minutes depending on the amount of your selected data and resources.
   

   After a real-time service is deployed, it is started immediately. If the services in the Running or Alarm status are not used, stop them to avoid unnecessary fees.

   You can go to the real-time service list to check whether the deployment of the real-time service is complete. In the real-time service list, after the status of the newly deployed service changes from Deploying to Running, the service is deployed successfully.