Slurm Batch script to automatically download ukesm data from mass overnight - #142
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awesome! Mega work, bud 🍺 need to grab a coffee and do some more other bits, then I'll have a look at it this afternoon |
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cowabunga! 🐮 Nice work, bud 🍻
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It's finally here. A basic solution that works for mass downloads.
This script has been installed to run on my personal cron on jasmin:
This submits it via slurm to run on the mass virtual machine.
The script looks for all jobIDs files in the
shared_mass_scriptdirectory, then uses those files to create a list of jobIDs. From the list of jobIDs, it then automatically downloads the annual data from mass. The downloads are done in series, so only one at a time.The jobIDs are shuffled so that they're downloaded in a different order every night, in case a bug in a job download randomly breaks it, or one job takes forever.
The
shared_mass_scriptdirectory are populated by runninganalysis_compare. The original mass scripts are preserved in/gws/nopw/j04/esmeval/bgcval2/shared_mass_scripts/, in case anyone needs to run a manual download.