TEMS is to be retired at the end of October 2021. See more information here . |
TEMS is a test platform where users and system administrators can prepare the migration to the final Atos systems.
This means that by nature TEMS is evolving with time, and may not be as feature complete as other production systems.
If you find any problem or any feature missing that you think should be present, and it is not listed here, please let us know by reporting as a "Problem on computing" through the ECMWF Support Portal mentioning "TEMS" in the summary. |
We have provided a basic software stack that should satisfy most users, but some software packages or libraries you require may not be present. If that is the case, let us know by reporting as a "Problem on computing" through the ECMWF Support Portal mentioning "TEMS" in the summary.
A basic report is provided at the end of the job with information about its execution.
## INFO --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## INFO This is the ECMWF job Epilogue. Please report problems to ServiceDesk, servicedesk@ecmwf.int ## INFO --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## INFO ## INFO Run at 2021-04-08T11:19:42 on TEMS ## INFO Job Name : myjob ## INFO Job ID : 66894 ## INFO Submitted : 2021-04-08T11:19:38 ## INFO Dispatched : 2021-04-08T11:19:38 ## INFO Completed : 2021-04-08T11:19:42 ## INFO Waiting in the queue : 0.0 ## INFO Runtime : 4.0 ## INFO Exit Code : 0:0 ## INFO Account : ecus ## INFO Queue : np ## INFO Owner : uid(9999) ## INFO STDOUT : myjob.66894.out ## INFO STDERR : myjob.66894.out ## INFO Nodes : 1 ## INFO Tasks : 16 ## INFO CPUs/Task : 4 ## INFO SBU : 2.722 units ## INFO Logical CPUs : 256 ## INFO |
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Alternatively, you may use sacct
to get some of the statistics from SLURM once the job has finished.
The GPIL nodes have local SSDs with some 950GB capacity. These have not been mounted yet, as we need to develop a service model for their use.
Recent versions of MKL do not use the AVX2 kernels for certain operations on non-intel chips, such as the AMD Rome on TEMS. The consequence is a significant drop in performance.