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run arcs and flats as 10-nodes jobs #958

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@sbailey sbailey commented Apr 17, 2020

This PR updates arc and flat desi_proc jobs to use 10 nodes instead of 5, and shortens their requested wallclock time. Timing tests in the interactive queue indicate that arcs typically take 18 minutes on 10 nodes, and flats take 6-7 minutes on 10 nodes.

This also helps with our current logic for when to merge arcs and flats because the exposures are processed sequentially and we don't have a race condition between two being processed simultaneously (we'll do a more robust fix later...).

Science exposures still use 5 nodes so that two can run in parallel to each other in our 10-node realtime queue allocation. Later steps in the science processing (skies, flats) can't effectively us a full 10 nodes so 5 nodes was more efficient for getting work through.

@sbailey sbailey requested a review from akremin April 17, 2020 19:14
@sbailey sbailey added this to In progress in Data Release 20.4 via automation Apr 17, 2020
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Looks good and tests show code does as expected for arcs, flats, and science exposures.

@akremin akremin merged commit b608c35 into master Apr 17, 2020
Data Release 20.4 automation moved this from In progress to Done Apr 17, 2020
@akremin akremin deleted the arc10 branch April 17, 2020 20:10
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