"1N"
or "4N"
) to specify which fireworks should be run with the 1N vs. 4N firework configurationcms_1N
and cms_4N
) for running each type of calculationfw_config
in your home directory.db.json
file in your fw_config
directory set-up in the previous section can be used as is assuming you want all your results to be saved in the same database for your various fireworks configurations.FW_config.yaml
, my_fworker.yaml
, my_launchpad.yaml
, my_qadapter.yaml
). We will have a directory named 1N
for the single node configuration and another directory named 4N
for the four node configuration. So the fw_config
directory in your home directory should contain the following:1N
and 4N
directories you will need to create the following firework configuration files with the specific settings you want for each fireworks configuration. Note given the variations between different supercomputers, specifics such as file paths, VASP commands, etc. have been omitted here and the format for NERSC has been used. If needed, see the Getting Started Fireworks Configuration section for examples of appropriate firework configuration files (FW_config.yaml
, my_fworker.yaml
, my_launchpad.yaml
, my_qadapter.yaml
) for each specific supercomputer system.FW_CONFIG_FILE
. You can print out what is the value of this variable by typing the following command...echo $FW_CONFIG_FILE
1N_fw_config
or 4N_fw_config
by adding the following lines:-m
to specify maximum # of jobs in queue at any given time--nlaunches
to specify how many fireworks to run.launches
collection through the following path in the document: