Open HenrikBengtsson opened 5 months ago
How to list all calendars:
$ mapfile -t cals < <(qconf -scall)
$ for cal in "${cals[@]}"; do qconf -scal "${cal}"; done
calendar_name beegfs_outage
year 8.7.2019-12.7.2019=off
week NONE
calendar_name cc_outage
year 23.10.2019=1-7=off
week NONE
calendar_name maint_downtime
year 17.6.2024,18.6.2024,19.6.2024,20.6.2024=off
week NONE
calendar_name n106_outage
year 4.8.2021=14:30-23:59=off 5.8.2021=0:00-8:00=off
week NONE
calendar_name rowA_downtime
year 27.4.2022=8-15=off
week NONE
Ditto, but with ISO 8601 dates and HH:MM timestamps;
$ for cal in "${cals[@]}"; do qconf -scal "${cal}" | sed -E 's/\b([[:digit:]]+)[.]([[:digit:]]+)[.]([[:digit:]]+)\b/\3-\2-\1/g' | sed -E 's/-([[:digit:]])\b/-0\1/g' | sed -E 's/\b([[:digit:]]):/0\1:/g'; done
calendar_name beegfs_outage
year 2019-07-08-2019-07-12=off
week NONE
calendar_name cc_outage
year 2019-10-23=1-07=off
week NONE
calendar_name maint_downtime
year 2024-06-17,2024-06-18,2024-06-19,2024-06-20=off
week NONE
calendar_name n106_outage
year 2021-08-04=14:30-23:59=off 2021-08-05=00:00-08:00=off
week NONE
calendar_name rowA_downtime
year 2022-04-27=8-15=off
week NONE
SGE maintenance windows are scheduled using SGE calendars. We can use that information to automatically populate docs/hpc/status/incidents-upcoming.md to give a heads-up to users.
All available SGE calendars:
Example of one of the SGE calendars:
This says that this is a one-time event (
week = NONE
) running 2023-10-30 - 2023-11-03.Our upcoming 2024-06-17T09:00-2024-06-18 downtown is encoded as: