FaceStream v.5.1.20#
Summary#
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Now, along with sending the source frame to LUNA PLATFORM, a header
X-Luna-Meta-rescale
is sent containing the scaling factor of the source image in the form of a floating-point number.Previously, when setting the width of the source frame for scaling (the
size_source_frame
parameter), it was impossible to determine the coordinates of the bbox on the source image, since only the coordinates of the bbox of the scaled image were sent to the LUNA PLATFORM.To determine the real coordinates of the bbox on the scaled source image, it is necessary to divide the size of the obtained image by the obtained scaling factor.
Note. The real size is calculated with an absolute error of less than 1 / (2 * scaling factor).
For example, if the obtained image has a size of 200x113, and the scaling factor is 0.104399, then the real size of the source image is 1916x1082 (200/0.104399=1916, 113/0.104399=1082).
The scaling factor can be found in LUNA PLATFORM:
- in the response header to the "get image" request to the LUNA API service. The request must be made with the
with_meta = 1
query parameter; - in the "image_id.meta.json" file located next to the source image in the LUNA Image Store bucket of source images.
The
X-Luna-Meta-rescale
header is only sent if sending the source frame is enabled (parametersend_source_frame = 1
). The LUNA PLATFORM handler should also have a policy of saving the source image.If scaling is not set for the source frame (parameter
size_source_frame = 0
), then the value of theX-Luna-Meta-rescale
response header will be equal to 1. - in the response header to the "get image" request to the LUNA API service. The request must be made with the
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Section
<LUNA_STREAMS_HTTP_SETTINGS
was added to the LUNA Streams configurations, containing settings responsible for processing HTTP connections.The following settings are available:
request_timeout
- the duration of time between the instant when a new open TCP connection is passed to the server, and the instant when the whole HTTP request is received. Value (in seconds) is integer number, default 60.response_timeout
- the duration of time between the instant the server passes the HTTP request to the app, and the instant a HTTP response is sent to the client. Value (in seconds) is integer number, default 600.request_max_size
- how big a request may be (bytes). Value (in bytes) is integer number, default 1gb.keep_alive_timeout
- http keep alive timeout. Value (in seconds) is integer number, default 15.
See the following link for details: https://sanic.dev/en/guide/deployment/configuration.html#builtin-values
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New
FORMAT
setting was added to all LIM services, which enables you to specify the logging format -default
(standard log output format) andjson
(json log output).
Fixed errors
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The error was fixed where enabling the
send_source_frame
parameter could lead to a decrease in FaceStream performance. -
The error was fixed in the Docker Compose script, due to which the uploading of LUNA Streams settings was performed through the script
load_dump.py
(the old method used in versions 5.1.12 and below), and not through the migration mechanism (the new method used in versions 5.1.13 and above).Note. If the previous version of FaceStream was launched via Docker Compose, then when updating, you must additionally execute the command to upload settings via the migration mechanism for the previous version of LUNA Streams v.0.5.17, and then execute the same command to upload settings for the new version of LUNA Streams v.0.6.2. See the section "Migrate settings" FaceStream update manual.
FaceStream developer's changes (v.5.1.19 - v.5.1.20)#
Improvements#
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Add the rescale ratio in meta "X-Luna-Meta-rescale" for source image that is sent to Luna.
One may take this parameter with source image using the 'get image' request to Luna with query parameter 'with_meta=1'. This value is a string in field 'X-Luna-Meta-rescale' of header. This string represents the floating point value of ratio. The ratio shows the scale coefficient that was used for scaling. To find real coordinates of source image it is needed to divide the size of received image on this rescale ratio.
Important to understand that the real size will be calculated with absolute error less than 1/(2*ratio).
For example, received image has size 200x113 and rescale ratio is equal to 0.104399 then the real size of source image is 1916x1082 (200/0.104399=1916, 113/0.104399=1082, |err| < 4.8).
Fixed bugs#
- Fixed a bug where setting 'send_source_frame' parameter to true may lead to performance degradation.
LUNA Streams developer's changes (v.0.6.0 - v.0.6.2)#
Improvements#
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Service dependencies were updated.
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Setting
format
was added for logging settings. Possible values are "default" - standard logs formatting or "json" - for json formatted logs. -
A config section 'LUNA_STREAMS_HTTP_SETTINGS` was added. This section contains several settings which are responsible for process http connections. Available following settings now:
- request_timeout - the duration of time between the instant when a new open TCP connection is passed to the server. Value (in seconds) is integer number, default 60.
- response_timeout - the duration of time between the instant the server passes the HTTP request to the app, and the instant a HTTP response is sent to the client. Value (in seconds) is integer number, default 600.
- request_max_size - how big a request may be (bytes). Value (in bytes) is integer number, default 1gb.
- keep_alive_timeout - http keep alive timeout. Value (in seconds) is integer number, default 15.
More detail see here.