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1.  Plan user-level access control
2. Plan AWS hosting

Viktor

Karim

Sung

Detailed plan for user-level access and prototype

Cloud pricing : depending on empirical data

Planning User-class access control

Cloud pricing

• http://calculator.s3.amazonaws.com/index.html
• https://azure.microsoft.com/en-au/pricing/details/virtual-machines/linux/
  

http://hypocentre/seisfinder/site

1) Cybershake 18p6

a) Run all Cybershake v18p6p1

2) GM Sim Versioning

a) Params (py to yaml)

b) Version templates created

c) Install specifies a version template to use

Melody

Jason

Jonney

re-running cybershake v18p6

GM Sim Versioning

4. Create dummy templates for each level of yaml annd Clean up

1) Completed WCT estimation for LF/HF/BB

2) Worked on estimation of lots of simulations (LF - done, HF/BB - minor code change required + testing)

3) IM calc estimation + metadata collection improvement

4) Plan SRF gen randomness

WCT estimation + metadata collection

1) Run a Kaikoura simulation and provide Xavier with the outputs in the requested formatSimulation animations on Mahuika

2) Compile new NZVM

3) plot_stations on Mahuika

4) Core hour analysis tools

5) File cleanup

Installation / VM validation changes

1) Currently running sample animation for each fault.

2)Checks VM during install and number of SRF files correspond to the number of realisations. Also VM extent verification with the NZ DEM.

NZVM has been compiled for Maui and Mahuika. Cybershake VM generation scripts will need to be updated as needed.

plot_stations.py produces PNG output on mahuika

Develop tools to generate im plots (needs checkpointing and ability to take paths as variables)

Compile ffmpeg to be able to generate animations

133,000 core hours used in the last week. 14,000 used in the last 24 hours

Liase with NeSI for filesystem / permission changes.

Hoby / Ahsan's 5 million files have been archived and we are at 74% file usage