The status flag of Khiops displays usefull informations in stdout
MODL_openmpi -s
Khiops 10.2.2-b.1
Driver 'GCS driver' for URI scheme 'gs'
System resources :
Host number 1
Physical cores on system 8
Logical processes on system 1
Available memory on system 31.1 GB (Logical 19.4 GB)
Available disk space on system 721.0 GB
hostname MPI ranks logical memory disk cores
yd-f5dt4d3 0 19.4 GB 721.0 GB 8
System
PRETTY_NAME="Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS"
NAME="Ubuntu"
VERSION_ID="22.04"
system=Linux
release=6.5.0-35-generic
version=#35~22.04.1-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Tue May 7 09:00:52 UTC 2
Here we can see that the gcs driver is loaded. When the file server is activated, the gcs driver is not displayed anymore, It is replaced by the internal (and technical) "remote" driver:
MODL_openmpi -s
Khiops 10.2.2-b.1
Driver 'Remote driver' for URI scheme 'file'
We should have only the gcs driver, the file driver is hidden to the users.
Questions: should we display only external driver as it is planned or should we display all drivers ?
The second option is simpler and perhaps useful ...
The status flag of Khiops displays usefull informations in stdout
Here we can see that the gcs driver is loaded. When the file server is activated, the gcs driver is not displayed anymore, It is replaced by the internal (and technical) "remote" driver:
We should have only the gcs driver, the file driver is hidden to the users. Questions: should we display only external driver as it is planned or should we display all drivers ? The second option is simpler and perhaps useful ...