[JobInfo] Fix the retrieval of job info by making the SSM command to store the outputs on CloudWatch logs to prevent truncation. #406
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…store the outputs on CloudWatch logs to prevent truncation. This change fixes aws#376
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Description
Fix the retrieval of job info by making the SSM command to store the outputs on CloudWatch logs to prevent truncation.
This change fixes #376
How Has This Been Tested?
Verified that PCUI is now able to show information when 200+ jobs are submitted.
In particular, tested with 9999 jobs, which seems to be the maximum amount of jobs that Slurm can handle in queue for a single compute node.
Current Limitation
Unit tests have been implemented, but skipped, because they require the refactoring of the logging packages to prevent test failures, which is a more invasive change we want to decouple from this bugfix. This seems unreasonable, but actually caused by the fact that PCUI logging utilities clashes with the logging library of Python, disturbing pytest.
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