Size of the those intermediate files were in gigabytes and some of them
were removed on successful completion, e.g. restart file for checkpointing
the application etc. For the gadget run, user was manually managing the
data transfer using Globus online. Reason was, it used to take a week or
more to
Aha, Very interesting, I was not thinking about the full span of possibilities.
You make a good point.
In fact, CIPRES has a special system that manages files above a certain size,
because otherwise they just gum up our whole app and bring the server down.
These are regular result files.
I agree
You clone the PHP gateway from
https://github.com/SciGaP/PHP-Reference-Gateway. This still needs an
application catalog interface. The tests in the selenium folder run
inside Selenium's IDE in Firefox. The seleniumjava tests currently run
in IntelliJ. With some more work, they can be made to
Thanks Mark for the feedback. I agree with you that SciGap should provide all
the information to the gateway to debug a job. Followup question is, we should
make this a default behavior or gateway configured behavior? I had worked with
codes like Gadget in the past which produce huge intermediat
How does this get accessed? Will it come with the clone of
the PHP-Reference-Gateway?
Thanks,
Kenneth
On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 03:34:11PM -0400, Marlon Pierce wrote:
> Thanks, Eroma. While we are upgrading XBaya, the PHP Reference Gateway
> is the best user interface for playing with Airavata
Hi,
it is not dataflow instead focused on orchestrating REST services but you
may find it useful datapoint - we created worfklow service that uses
natively JavaScript and JSON to describe what happens during workflow
execution:
https://www.ng.bluemix.net/docs/#services/workflow/index.html#coewf002
HI Nipurn,
We are using 0.9.1 version of thrift.
On Fri, Sep 19, 2014 at 3:54 PM, Nipurn Doshi wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am currently working on improving the PHP Reference Gateway for SciGap.
> I was wondering which version of Thrift Libraries should I be using right
> now. The latest version I can s
Hi,
I am currently working on improving the PHP Reference Gateway for SciGap. I
was wondering which version of Thrift Libraries should I be using right
now. The latest version I can see right now is 1.0.x. If I should be using
a lower version, kindly let me know.
--
-Sincerely,
Nipurn Doshi
Univ
Thanks, Eroma. While we are upgrading XBaya, the PHP Reference Gateway
is the best user interface for playing with Airavata services out of the
box.
Marlon
On 9/19/14, 3:14 PM, Eroma Abeysinghe wrote:
Hello,
I used Selenium Test tool (http://www.seleniumhq.org/) for test case
automation in
Hello,
I used Selenium Test tool (http://www.seleniumhq.org/) for test case
automation in PHP-Reference-Gateway forAiravata. The initial set of test
cases are in GitHub.
There are two sets
1. Run the test through Selenium IDE UI. Scripts are in
https://github.com/SciGaP/PHP-Reference-Gateway/tree
Very interesting thoughts Bruce.
The issue of sustainability is certainly a key one, and building dependencies
on another platform always brings risk.
Going back to Lavanya’s comment, I think this thought is critical.
What workflow tools in use really have big uptake by users?
At CIPRES we have
Great Bruce - these are amazing insights and I hope this
in the Airavata and OODT community check this out.
++
Chris Mattmann, Ph.D.
Chief Architect
Instrument Software and Science Data Systems Section (398)
NASA Jet Propulsion Labora
One factor that should be included in the group's deliberations
on adding a workflow language to the other things in OODT
is the impact on long-term maintenance. While there's a lot
of enthusiasm in the developer community right now, we need
to think about what happens when development turns into
Great feedback, Mark--
Marlon
On 9/19/14, 12:03 PM, Miller, Mark wrote:
Hi Raminder,
If I understand the issue, I have a comment.
The stdout/stderr files are absolutely critical to a gateway runner and the
every end user for debugging issues, even simple ones like a typo that breaks
the inf
Hi Raminder,
If I understand the issue, I have a comment.
The stdout/stderr files are absolutely critical to a gateway runner and the
every end user for debugging issues, even simple ones like a typo that breaks
the infile formatting.
There are two levels of benefit: first, the savvy user reads
Hi Dev,
Currently we are not moving partial results (stdout/stderr and other files) to
the gateway incase of application failure (failed to produce output). This can
be fixed but question is do we want it to be the default behavior or based on
some user flag in experiment. To make it work prope
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