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Many HTCondor pools don't have a shared filesystem, but this plugin relies on one.
I started looking into how the plugin constructs its submit file, and I suspect a good starting point toward relaxing its dependence on a shared filesystem would be to remove a few absolute paths and rely on HTCondor's file transfer mechanism to make these files available in each job's scratch directory on the execution point.
In particular, I noticed several filepaths in the construction of the submit file's arguments parameter:
I don't know snakemake well enough to know what all of these arguments are doing, but things like the Snakefile and the config.yml could be provided to each job at the EP by modifying the submit_dict to contain something like:
When HTCondor transfers these files to the execution point, it will flatten them into the job's scratch directory.
What other blockers are there to making something like this work? Perhaps one route to consider is making an HTCondor storage provider plugin that sets some of this up?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Many HTCondor pools don't have a shared filesystem, but this plugin relies on one.
I started looking into how the plugin constructs its submit file, and I suspect a good starting point toward relaxing its dependence on a shared filesystem would be to remove a few absolute paths and rely on HTCondor's file transfer mechanism to make these files available in each job's scratch directory on the execution point.
In particular, I noticed several filepaths in the construction of the submit file's
arguments
parameter:I don't know snakemake well enough to know what all of these arguments are doing, but things like the Snakefile and the config.yml could be provided to each job at the EP by modifying the submit_dict to contain something like:
When HTCondor transfers these files to the execution point, it will flatten them into the job's scratch directory.
What other blockers are there to making something like this work? Perhaps one route to consider is making an HTCondor storage provider plugin that sets some of this up?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: