Add working_dir option for Fujitsu TCS job scheduler #816
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Co-authored-by: Jeff Ohrstrom <johrstrom@hotmail.com>
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Dear developers,
I add
working_diroption for Fujitsu TCS job scheduler, which is used in Fujitsu servers (the supercomputer Fugaku in RIKEN R-CCS, Wisteria/BDEC-01 in the university of Tokyo, and so on).The directory where the adapter is run is
/var/www/ood/apps/sys/dashboard, but I found that running it in this location may cause an error on some Fujitsu systems. Therefore, I added an option forworking_dir, allowing you to change the directory where the adapter runs.This is the same as slurm's
sbatch -Doption, but since there is no equivalent to the-Doption in Fujitsu TCS, theworking_diroption is set in the cluster definition file (e.g./etc/ood/config/clusters.d/fugaku.yml).Best,