Describe the task. It can be a feature, documentation, etc.
Currently, model artefacts are stored on SCRATCH (with auto-deletion) and can be pushed to the EWC. However, some models (release and other baselines) need to be available permanently (slurm, models, results, log dirs). We can achieve this by symlinking from a location on a perm file system (same structure in terms of dirs; slurm ideally also directly under shared_work on PERM to make it easier to find) to the default locations on SCRATCH. Symlinks are not affected by the auto-delete policy (has been checked with the CSCS and JSC).
We need tooling (a script) that moves a model from SCRATCH to the perm location on the respective HPC. Ideally, we also want to do this across HPCs (maybe we can use ATOS as bridge and then ALPS-B)?
Hedgedoc URL, if you are keeping notes, plots, logs in hedgedoc.
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Describe the task. It can be a feature, documentation, etc.
Currently, model artefacts are stored on SCRATCH (with auto-deletion) and can be pushed to the EWC. However, some models (release and other baselines) need to be available permanently (slurm, models, results, log dirs). We can achieve this by symlinking from a location on a perm file system (same structure in terms of dirs; slurm ideally also directly under shared_work on PERM to make it easier to find) to the default locations on SCRATCH. Symlinks are not affected by the auto-delete policy (has been checked with the CSCS and JSC).
We need tooling (a script) that moves a model from SCRATCH to the perm location on the respective HPC. Ideally, we also want to do this across HPCs (maybe we can use ATOS as bridge and then ALPS-B)?
Hedgedoc URL, if you are keeping notes, plots, logs in hedgedoc.
No response
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