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SciServer-ceph intake issue #440
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Hey @ThomasHaine - confusing. Some quick questions to help me understand:
mamba list
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Thanks @Mikejmnez. Good point about the environment. It wasn't properly installed. To fix it, I ran:
Then
Now I select the
This confuses me because this path has been replaced in |
OK, some progress: The
Now it's reading the ceph directory, |
Just catching up. That makes sense. Another alternative is to create your own |
Sounds good. Do you suggest I create (e.g.) |
No, I think the way you were doing it was appropriate. You are essentially migrating the data to ceph and that requires updating the access pattern. Once you push your changes to a new PR and before merging, we should restore how
Were you able to read the datasets from ceph? |
Sounds good. But we should maintain the original (filedb) functionality too, at least for a while. What's the easiest way to keep both access methods functional at the same time? Yes, I can read the datasets from ceph. I've copied several (no LLC4320 or DYAMOND yet), and will test in the next few days. |
Actually, I can't read all the datasets. For
Any ideas what's going on? |
Folks, especially @Mikejmnez , I'm trying to get
oceanspy
to load the new datasets from SciServer-ceph. I've:sciserver_catalogs/catalog_xarry.yaml
.intake
.I'm confused because
netCDF4
is installed. Any ideas on how to fix/what to do next?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: