This PR introduces the option of detecting the system configuration automatically and writing the corresponding ReFrame config file.
The system's partitions are created based on the node features detected with Slurm .
It is only implemented for Slurm
ReFrame must be run with the new action option: reframe --detect-configuration=autodetect_config.py (an example of the autodetect_config.py is included). In the detect_config() the optional arguments are
detect_containers: submits jobs to each partition to detect container platforms
sched_options: additional scheduler access options that must be included for all partitions
time_limit: time limit for the remote detection jobs (container platforms)
exclude_feats: node features to be ignored in the filtering of the nodes to determine the partitions, patterns like row* are accepted
filename: name of the configuration file that will be generated
For the job submissions, a shared directory with the compute nodes must/can be specified using the RFM_REMOTE_WORKDIR
Ideas/todo's
[ ] Move the detection of container platforms in the remote partitions to --detect-topology
[ ] Combine the configuration detection with reframe --detect-topology
This PR introduces the option of detecting the system configuration automatically and writing the corresponding ReFrame config file.
reframe --detect-configuration=autodetect_config.py(an example of theautodetect_config.pyis included). In thedetect_config()the optional arguments aredetect_containers: submits jobs to each partition to detect container platformssched_options: additional scheduler access options that must be included for all partitionstime_limit: time limit for the remote detection jobs (container platforms)exclude_feats: node features to be ignored in the filtering of the nodes to determine the partitions, patterns likerow*are acceptedfilename: name of the configuration file that will be generatedRFM_REMOTE_WORKDIRIdeas/todo's
--detect-topologyreframe --detect-topology