Submitting an AWS Batch job using the AWS SDK for .NET (C#) involves a series of steps, including creating a job definition, specifying the job queue, and submitting the job. Here’s a basic example:
using Amazon.Batch.Model;
static async Task Main(string[] args)
// Replace with your AWS credentials and region
BasicAWSCredentials awsCredentials = new BasicAWSCredentials("your-access-key", "your-secret-key");
AmazonBatchConfig batchConfig = new AmazonBatchConfig
RegionEndpoint = Amazon.RegionEndpoint.YOUR_REGION
// Create an Amazon Batch client
using (var batchClient = new AmazonBatchClient(awsCredentials, batchConfig))
string jobDefinitionName = "your-job-definition-name";
string jobQueueName = "your-job-queue-name";
string jobName = "your-job-name";
// Create the job definition
var registerJobDefinitionRequest = new RegisterJobDefinitionRequest
JobDefinitionName = jobDefinitionName,
ContainerProperties = new ContainerProperties
Image = "your-docker-image",
var registerJobDefinitionResponse = await batchClient.RegisterJobDefinitionAsync(registerJobDefinitionRequest);
var submitJobRequest = new SubmitJobRequest
JobDefinition = registerJobDefinitionResponse.JobDefinitionName,
var submitJobResponse = await batchClient.SubmitJobAsync(submitJobRequest);
Console.WriteLine($"Job submitted with jobId: {submitJobResponse.JobId}");
using Amazon.Batch;
using Amazon.Batch.Model;
using Amazon.Runtime;
class Program
{
static async Task Main(string[] args)
{
// Replace with your AWS credentials and region
BasicAWSCredentials awsCredentials = new BasicAWSCredentials("your-access-key", "your-secret-key");
AmazonBatchConfig batchConfig = new AmazonBatchConfig
{
RegionEndpoint = Amazon.RegionEndpoint.YOUR_REGION
};
// Create an Amazon Batch client
using (var batchClient = new AmazonBatchClient(awsCredentials, batchConfig))
{
string jobDefinitionName = "your-job-definition-name";
string jobQueueName = "your-job-queue-name";
string jobName = "your-job-name";
// Create the job definition
var registerJobDefinitionRequest = new RegisterJobDefinitionRequest
{
JobDefinitionName = jobDefinitionName,
Type = "container",
ContainerProperties = new ContainerProperties
{
Image = "your-docker-image",
Vcpus = 1,
Memory = 1024
}
};
var registerJobDefinitionResponse = await batchClient.RegisterJobDefinitionAsync(registerJobDefinitionRequest);
// Submit the job
var submitJobRequest = new SubmitJobRequest
{
JobDefinition = registerJobDefinitionResponse.JobDefinitionName,
JobName = jobName,
JobQueue = jobQueueName
};
var submitJobResponse = await batchClient.SubmitJobAsync(submitJobRequest);
Console.WriteLine($"Job submitted with jobId: {submitJobResponse.JobId}");
}
}
}
using Amazon.Batch;
using Amazon.Batch.Model;
using Amazon.Runtime;
class Program
{
static async Task Main(string[] args)
{
// Replace with your AWS credentials and region
BasicAWSCredentials awsCredentials = new BasicAWSCredentials("your-access-key", "your-secret-key");
AmazonBatchConfig batchConfig = new AmazonBatchConfig
{
RegionEndpoint = Amazon.RegionEndpoint.YOUR_REGION
};
// Create an Amazon Batch client
using (var batchClient = new AmazonBatchClient(awsCredentials, batchConfig))
{
string jobDefinitionName = "your-job-definition-name";
string jobQueueName = "your-job-queue-name";
string jobName = "your-job-name";
// Create the job definition
var registerJobDefinitionRequest = new RegisterJobDefinitionRequest
{
JobDefinitionName = jobDefinitionName,
Type = "container",
ContainerProperties = new ContainerProperties
{
Image = "your-docker-image",
Vcpus = 1,
Memory = 1024
}
};
var registerJobDefinitionResponse = await batchClient.RegisterJobDefinitionAsync(registerJobDefinitionRequest);
// Submit the job
var submitJobRequest = new SubmitJobRequest
{
JobDefinition = registerJobDefinitionResponse.JobDefinitionName,
JobName = jobName,
JobQueue = jobQueueName
};
var submitJobResponse = await batchClient.SubmitJobAsync(submitJobRequest);
Console.WriteLine($"Job submitted with jobId: {submitJobResponse.JobId}");
}
}
}
Remember to replace placeholders like "your-access-key"
, "your-secret-key"
, "your-region"
, "your-job-definition-name"
, "your-job-queue-name"
, and "your-docker-image"
with your actual AWS credentials, region, job definition details, and Docker image information.
Make sure you have the AWS SDK for .NET (AWSSDK.Batch
and AWSSDK.Core
packages) installed in your project using NuGet. Additionally, handling exceptions and error scenarios is important in production code. This example provides a basic outline for submitting an AWS Batch job in C#. You can extend and modify it to suit your specific use case and requirements.