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Fwd: BER Exascale Review report posted to exascaleage.org website
by Robert Jacob 20 Jun '17

20 Jun '17

-------- Forwarded Message -------- Subject: BER Exascale Review report posted to exascaleage.org website Date: Tue, 20 Jun 2017 10:45:41 -0500 From: Coffey, Richard M. <richardc(a)alcf.anl.gov> To: aparkin(a)lbl.gov <aparkin(a)lbl.gov>, 'bader2(a)llnl.gov' <bader2(a)llnl.gov> Dear Colleagues, The BER Exascale Review report is available online here: http://exascaleage.org/ber/ All of the other Exascale Review report are also available on the same website. Thank you for all of your hard work and participation towards the creation of this document. --On behalf of Adam Arkin and David Bader, BER Review chairs

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CESM SEWG meeting now
by Robert Jacob 20 Jun '17

20 Jun '17

CESM Software Engineering group meeting happening now: Agenda: http://www.cesm.ucar.edu/events/workshops/ws.2017/agendas/sewg17.pdf webcast http://www.fin.ucar.edu/it/mms/cg-south-live.htm

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No telecon today; Task reports due
by Robert Jacob 14 Jun '17

14 Jun '17

Hello SE/CPL team, It was great seeing everyone at the all-hands meeting. We won't have a telecon today. Bi-weekly JIRA task reports are due today. Support tasks should be marked 84% done. Rob

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ACME PR lifetime and other stats
by Kennedy, Joseph H. 06 Jun '17

06 Jun '17

Hi all, Yesterday, in the SE breakout at the ACME All Hands, there was a discussion about ACME’s pull request lifetime and long-lived PRs, and some interest in PR stats that aren’t generated by github. I did a little poking around after the discussion and found this tool, which you may find useful: http://pgjones.github.io/push-pull/ Note: to use it, since ACME has a ton of closed PRs, you’ll need to make a github OAuth token: https://github.com/blog/1509-personal-api-tokens Attached is the generated PR lifetime figure for ACME (and CIME) for your information. Briefly, for ACME, there are 266 (~63%) issues that were closed within a week and 153 (~37%) issues that took a month or more. It may be possible to fork this tool and use it provide these statistics over a date range. Cheers, Joe --- Joseph H. Kennedy Computational Sciences and Engineering Division Oak Ridge National Laboratory kennedyjh(a)ornl.gov<mailto:[email protected]> +1 206 714 3375

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Task/epic reports overdue
by Robert Jacob 02 Jun '17

02 Jun '17

Some bi-weekly task and epic reports are overdue. If, like me, you're late, don't change the reporting period. For Tasks, enter 2017-05-25 as the date and report work for the 2 weeks prior. For Epics, enter 2017-05-29. All support tasks should be marked 66% complete. Tasks overdue: Wuyin: S2-95 Az: S2-109 Balwinder: S2-94 Matt: S2-101 Mark: S2-97 Epics overdue: Andy: S2-106, S2-112, S2-58 Balwinder: S2-29, S2-32 Jim: S2-78

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Bi-weekly task report time.
by Robert Jacob 15 May '17

15 May '17

Hello SE/CPL group, integrators, POCs, Its time to report on your tasks! Summarize progress from the past two-weeks for in-progress tasks. "didn't have time" is ok for a report if that's what happened. For all support tasks, the "precent done" should be 50%. We are half-way through the quarter. They were due today. Have them done by COB Friday. Rob

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performance archive on non-production systems
by Pat Worley 14 May '17

14 May '17

When SAVE_TIMING is TRUE and SAVE_TIMING_DIR points at a legal path, performance data and provenance are saved in the directory <SAVE_TIMING_DIR>/performance_archive For ACME, SAVE_TIMING is TRUE by default. (However, it is disabled for jobs created using create_test.) For current CIME, the default for SAVE_TIMING_DIR is UNSET. However SAVE_TIMING_DIR is defined in cime/config/acme/machines/config_machines.xml for a number of systems. For these systems, these data are copied to the performance archive and the volume of data will grow over time (unless the indicated directory is swept periodically) and needs to be managed by the ACME POC for the system or some other designated person. The performance team manages these data for the production platforms (Anvil, Edison, Cori-Haswell, Cori-KNL, Mira, Titan, and Eos) when generated using the primary ACME allocations. Other systems on which data is being saved (based on config_machines.xml) are anlworkstation blues cascade constance cetus grizzly lawrencium-lr2 lawrencium-lr3 melvin redsky sandia-srn-sems skybridge sooty theta wolf My assumption is that the data for the other systems is never looked at, and that there is no reason to collect it. In the near future we will be disabling this collection on all but the production systems, and the POCs for each systems should check the indicated directories and clean up what has been saved there (erroneously). If this is incorrect, and the performance data and provenance being collected on the above non-production systems is being used and managed, please send us a note, or you can wait until after config_machines.xml has been modified and then submit a PR to restore the capability on the desired development systems. Thanks. Pat Worley

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Bi-weekly reports on tasks due Today
by Salinger, Andrew 01 May '17

01 May '17

Bi-Weekly updates for *Tasks** are due today, the day before our telecons. https://acme-climate.atlassian.net/secure/RapidBoard.jspa?rapidView=62&quic kFilter=236&quickFilter=210 Bi-Weekly Epics due next Monday. Thanks, Andy

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CIME5.3 merged to master
by Robert Jacob 19 Apr '17

19 Apr '17

Hi everyone, CIME5.3 has been merged to master this morning. This catches us up to ESMCI as of Thursday last week (hash 6156e0a02185). The most significant change is directories in CIME have been re-organized to fit a more standard layout and remove redundant directory paths. For most of you, the most significant change is that cime/cime_config/acme/ is now cime/config/acme/. If you are working on config files, you may want to rebase. The list of ACME tests in update_acme_tests.py is now in cime/scripts/lib Rob

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Bi-weekly reports on tasks due Friday morning
by Robert Jacob 19 Apr '17

19 Apr '17

Its time to enter the first Bi-weekly update of the current quarter for your in-progress tasks. For Epic leads, bi-weekly updates are due by COB Monday. Please have task reports entered by 1 hour before our telecon this Friday so Andy and I have time to read them. Thanks, Rob

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