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Investigate & Document smallest amount of disk space needed for regridding. #191

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alxmrs opened this issue Jul 12, 2022 · 2 comments
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alxmrs commented Jul 12, 2022

The target disk space to use should be relative to the input weather data file size.

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alxmrs commented Jul 12, 2022

@pbattaglia: Any notes on how we can cut the disk space down for regridding?

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alxmrs commented Sep 1, 2022

From Peter:

I tested regridding 2 50GB HRES .gb files (I use two because each worker regrids 2 files at a time).

Findings:

  • With the tempfile delete code, 100GB disk alloc fails due to insufficient disk (after 8 hrs)
  • With the tempfile delete code, 150GB disk alloc stalls (running for 18 hours)
  • With the tempfile delete code, 200GB disk alloc works (completes in 5.5 hours)
  • Without the tempfile delete code, 200GB disk alloc works (completes in 5.5 hours)

Conclusions:

  • 200GB is the minimum disk alloc required
  • the tempfile delete code isn’t necessary (it might help, but the improvement in disk usage would be less than 50GB, so probably not worth the trouble)

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