Summary§

Suite Structure§

So far we have covered:

graph Example { ranksep = 0 size = "7, 5" node [shape="plaintext", fontcolor="#606060"] edge [style="invis"] subgraph cluster_1 { label = "Cylc Suite" fontsize = "20" fontcolor = "#5050aa" labelloc = "r" "suite.rc" [fontsize="18", fontname="mono", fontcolor="black"] "rcinfo" [label="Defines the workflow\nin terms of tasks\nand dependencies"] "suite.rc" -- "rcinfo" subgraph cluster_2 { label = "Rose Suite Configuration" "rose-suite.conf" [fontsize="18", fontname="mono", fontcolor="black"] "confinfo" [label="Defines Jinja2 variables for\nthe suite.rc and environment\nvariables for use throughout\nthe suite"] "rose-suite.conf" -- "confinfo" subgraph cluster_3 { label = "Rosie Suite" "rose-suite.info" [fontsize="18", fontname="mono", fontcolor="black"] "infoinfo" [label="Contains basic information\nabout the suite used\nby Rosie for searching\nand version control purposes"] "rose-suite.info" -- "infoinfo" } } } }

Suite Commands§

We have learned the following Cylc commands:

Suite Commands§

We have learned the following Rose commands:

Suite Commands§

# install the suite on the local host only - don't run it.
rose suite-run --local-install-only

# run cylc graph using the installed version of the suite.
cylc graph <name>

Rose Utilities§

Rose contains some utilities to make life easier:

rose date

$ rose date 2000 --offset '+P1Y1M1D'
2001-02-02T0000Z

$ rose date $CYLC_TASK_CYCLE_POINT --format 'The month is %B.'
The month is April.

rose host-select

$ rose host-select mycluster
computer2

Rose Built-In Applications§

Next Steps§