harmony is a HARness MONitoring sYstem that is used to monitor the OLCF harness during acceptance.

• Develop in Python, easier to extend if needed.
• We can query the rgt_status database
• The database should be an environment variable and changeable
• If we have two people starting the harness from the same directory and point to the same database and there is a conflict, does it get corrupted?
  • If we use a real database, this should not be an issue.
• We can create a database on OpenShift.

• Tables:

  • RGTstatus:

    • key: Harness UniqueID: we could change in future.
    • Test ID
    • Datetime
    • Harness start time
    • JobID
    • App name
    • Test name
    • Build Status
    • Submit Status
    • Harness Job Status
    • LSF Job Status
    • Flag for record completed

  • Events: key is a combination of Event ID and Harness ID.

    • Event Unique ID
    • Event Type ID
    • Datetime
    • Event time
    • Harness UniqueID

  • Events Types:

    • key: Event ID
    • Type of Event

  • Status Types:

    • key: Status ID
    • Status Name
    • Status Value

  • Application:

    • Unique ID
    • App Name

  • Tests:

    • Unique ID
    • App ID
    • Test Name

• Status directory:
  • Concerns that putting the Status directory and files in GPFS may not be as reliable.
  • Reuben: we could do something like xalt.
    • Parse the files to collect the test data from Status, Run_Archive.
• What do we want to do?
  • Get the time stamps from begin/end of the application launch.
  • One database that will collect
• How do we distinguish from different harness sessions?
  • Session tag
  • Current working directory
  • App directory
  • Scratch directory
  • We could have runtests.py write to the config: environment variables and RGT input file.
  • Create account for Reuben on mariadb.
  • Ask Don to install MySQL and Python-MySQL from login node.
• Who is doing what? ToDo:
  • Schema for the database
  • Status file parsing
  • Monitor queue script

• Run unittests using python3 -m unit_tests.run_all_tests while in the harmony directory. Add the -f flag to the end to only run fast tests. Add the -d flag to run only database tests.

Run python3 -m scripts.config_functions in the harmony directory.

• Run the slack application using python3 -m run_slack_app while in the harmony directory.

• Run harmony using python3 -m run_harmony -u <username> -p <password> -r <rgt_input_path> while in the harmony directory. The <username> and <password> are those used for connection to the database.

Cameron Kuchta kuchtact@beloit.edu

Reuben Budiardja budiardjard@ornl.gov

Verónica G. Vergara Larrea vergaravg@ornl.gov