GSI GitHub Issue NOAA-EMC/GSI#228. Port ConMon to wcoss2. #255
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MichaelLueken
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Would you like a review, or are these changes ready to be merged to the master? Thanks, Mike |
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Hi @MichaelLueken-NOAA , The changes involve no operational code and are limited to the ConMon so I think they can be merged to master. As I mentioned above I might have more work to do once a full set of data is available on wcoss2. Thanks, |
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I will now give final approval to these changes and merge them to the authoritative master. |
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Initial port of ConMon to wcoss2. No part of the ConMon is currently in operations so the GSI/master fork has been used for this port. Also note that while testing has been completed successfully on wcoss2, the minimal data set available hardly provides a real world stress test, so adjustments may well have to be made once operational data (or expanded testing data) becomes available.