add option to avoid dask for large postprocessing tasks#229
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add option to avoid dask for large postprocessing tasks#229
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Zeb pointed out that we may need to close the client.
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We actually have a client.close() statement almost immediately after we call that function https://github.com/Earth-Information-System/fireatlas/blob/conus-dps/fireatlas/FireRunDaskCoordinator.py#L282. |
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@eorland can you remind me of your status on this PR? Were you able to test it? I'm indeed running into the memory issue that this was intended to solve again. Thanks! |
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Addresses issue when memory-intensive
merge_and_save_firecall exceeds individual dask worker memory.