Updating a solution to change its automatic training configuration - Amazon Personalize
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Updating a solution to change its automatic training configuration

After you create a solution, you can change its automatic training configuration. You can turn automatic training on or off, and you can change the training frequency.

  • If you turn on automatic training, the first automatic training starts within one hour after the solution update completes. If you manually create a solution version within the hour, the solution skips the first automatic training.

  • If you modify the solution’s training frequency, the training schedule resets and a new solution version starts training within the hour. Solution version creation continues at the new frequency, where day 1 is the day you update the solution.

You can update a solution with the Amazon Personalize console, AWS Command Line Interface, or AWS SDKs. Solution updates can take a few minutes. While the update is in progress, you can create solution versions for the solution but you can't delete the solution. Until the update completes, the solution uses the previous configuration. For more information about automatic training, see Configuring automatic training.

Updating a solution (console)

To update a solution in the console, navigate to the solution, choose update, and specify the new configuration to use.

To configure a solution

  1. Open the Amazon Personalize console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/personalize/home, and sign in to your account.

  2. On the Dataset groups page, choose your dataset group.

  3. In the navigation pane, choose Custom resources and choose Solutions and recipes.

  4. Choose your solution and choose Update in the top right.

  5. In Automatic training, modify whether the solution uses automatic training. If automatic training is on, you can change the Automatic training frequency. The default training frequency is every 7 days.

  6. Choose Update solution. You can find the status of the solution update on the details page of your solution.

Updating a solution (AWS CLI)

To update a solution with the AWS Command Line Interface, use the update-solution command. This command uses the UpdateSolution API operation. The following code shows you how to update a solution to use automatic training with a training frequency of 5 days. To turn off auto training, specify --no-perform-auto-training and omit the solution-update-config.

The default training frequency is every 7 days. The expression must be in rate(value unit) format. For the value, specify a number between 1 and 30. For the unit, specify day or days.

aws personalize update-solution \
--solution-arn solution ARN \
--perform-auto-training \
--solution-update-config "{\"autoTrainingConfig\": {\"schedulingExpression\": \"rate(5 days)\"}}"

To get the status of the update, use the describe-solution command (which uses the DescribeSolution API operation) and find the update status in the latestSolutionUpdate.

Updating a solution (AWS SDKs)

To update a solution with the AWS SDKs, use the UpdateSolution API operation. The following code shows you how to use the SDK for Python (Boto3) to update a solution to use automatic training with a training frequency of 5 days. The code gets the status of the update with the DescribeSolution API operation.

The default training frequency is every 7 days. The expression must be in rate(value unit) format. For the value, specify a number between 1 and 30. For the unit, specify day or days.

import boto3

personalize = boto3.client('personalize')

update_solution_response = personalize.update_solution(
    solutionArn='SOLUTION ARN',
    performAutoTraining=True,
    solutionUpdateConfig={
        "autoTrainingConfig": {
            "schedulingExpression": "rate(5 days)"
        }
    }
)
describe_solution_response = personalize.describe_solution(
    solutionArn='SOLUTION ARN'
)
update_status = describe_solution_response["solution"]["latestSolutionUpdate"]["status"]
print(f"Update status: {update_status}")