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20050204: CONDUIT grids getting later and later again

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  • Subject: 20050204: CONDUIT grids getting later and later again
  • Date: Mon, 07 Feb 2005 15:51:55 -0700
Brent and Paula,

On short term inspection, I think the decrease in queue size on
tgsv32 has made the desired improvement- at least enough to monitor
before removing the .5 degree data. 

I watched the 18Z GFS data today with peak delay around 21 minutes:

File                                tgftp                  tgsv32
fh.0057_tl.press_gr.onedeg         21:54Z                 22:04Z
fh.0066_tl.press_gr.onedeg         21:58Z                 22:19Z
fh.0114_tl.press_gr.onedeg         22:25Z                 22:40Z


There were actually periods where tgsv32 was idling just waiting for
the next gribinsert for 20-90 seconds at times.

I'm assuming there is a corresponding decrease in queued jobs on your
end.

Thanks greatly! 

Chiz



>From: "Brent Gordon" <address@hidden>
>Organization: NCEP/NCO/PMB
>Keywords: 200502041515.j14FFjv2021583

>Chiz,
>
>NCEP awaits UNIDATA guidance on this one.  Given our transition efforts, 
>we have had no time to work on this issue here.
>
>Brent
>
>
>Jerrold Robaidek wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I also concur with Pete.  We have users interested in the .5 degree 
>> GFS, but like Pete, have not begun using it.  The late reception of 
>> the 1 degree GFS and the lateness of the NAM have been very 
>> problematic for us and our data users.
>>
>> We do retrieve the data via ftp since that has been more timely, but 
>> lately, we have noticed slow downs there too.
>>
>> Jerry
>>
>> Pete Pokrandt wrote:
>>
>>> All,
>>>
>>> 06 UTC GFS didn't start coming in here until after 12 UTC this AM.
>>> It's just now finishing up at 14:31 UTC.
>>>
>>> I'd like to second Robert's suggestion from a few weeks ago that
>>> we back out of the 0.5 deg GFS data until we can resolve these
>>> speed issues.
>>>
>>> I haven't had time to even look at the 0.5 GFS data yet; is anyone
>>> using it?
>>>
>>> Pete
>>>
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>>
>>
>
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