The rs2 tool gives
you quick, easy, and handy access to a number of info and statistics
(status, type, convergence, reporting, etc. – the list is extended
continuously) for your model runs. This document provides a short
tutorial on how to make the most out of rs2.
You want a quick overview of all your recent jobs (regardless
where they are): rs2 -c If you want to do the same for
the jobs of someone else (can also be user1,user2 for
multiple users): rs2 -c username If you want to adjust the
number of days that the tool reports jobs for:
rs2 -c [username] 10 e.g. for 10 days back.
You want a quick overview of all jobs in slurm
rs2 -a [username]
You go into a run folder (e.g. by using cdf) and
want to see its status: rs2 .
You are in an output folder containing many run
folders and want to see their status (or of some of them):
rs2 and then filter by pattern, e.g. ^C_ for
all coupled runs, or 03-25 for all runs on Mar 25
You are in a hurry and want to see immediately what is going on
in the run folders of your current directory:
rs2 -f
You want to collect information about your runs and store/process
it in R: modelstats::getRunStatus() returns a data.frame
with the job information.