- Put frozen models into
./frozen
directory - Add serving information in
export_serving_model.py
- Set update messages
UPDATE_MESSAGE
- Define a export function
- Put
@ServingInfo.export
decorator on export function(if not, then this model will not export)
- Set update messages
- Run
export_serving_model.py
- Copy the serving model
./serving/{version}
to your serving model directory on the server
Run script export_serving_model.py
will automaticly generate(or modify) two files under directory ./serving
:
current_version
: Stores the current version and update information. See details.exported_models
: Exported models, one model for one line.
You don't need to konwn what the hyaudio
model is. We just use it
to demonstrate the export functionality.
We will export the same model two times to simulate the simultaneous export multiple models.
When you export multiple models, you should specify the
signature_name
input_signature_map
output_signature_map
parameters. They refer to signature for serving, entry point of the model and output point of the model respectively.
model | signature_name | input_signature_map | output_signature_map | frozen location(./frozen ) |
---|---|---|---|---|
[model description] | hyaudio_1 | 'inputs':'hyaudio/vggish_input:0' |
'classes':'hyaudio/predict_classes:0', 'probs':'hyaudio/predict_probs:0' |
audio/hyaudio.pb |
[model description] | hyaudio_2 | 'inputs':'hyaudio/vggish_input:0' |
'classes':'hyaudio/predict_classes:0', 'probs':'hyaudio/predict_probs:0' |
audio/hyaudio.pb |
We use the SavedModel CLI tool to check our exported models.
To show all available SignatureDef keys in a MetaGraphDef.
saved_model_cli show --dir ./serving/1 --tag_set serve
To show all inputs and outputs TensorInfo for a specific SignatureDef, pass in the SignatureDef key to signature_def option. This is very useful when you want to know the tensor key value, dtype and shape of the input tensors for executing the computation graph later.
saved_model_cli show --dir ./serving/1 --tag_set serve --signature_def hyaudio_1