Re: Phoebus on ARM64

["Sukhanov, Andrei via Tech-talk" <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>]

Hi David,

Without an Archiver Appliance, Phoebus's Data Browser appears to be limited to just a few thousand historical points. You might need to install the Archiver Appliance to support long-term data logging.

Regards,

Andrey

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Subject: Re: Phoebus on ARM64

 

This machine is behind a local firewall, and the storage used for the build is on an NFS mount. A fair portion of the time in compilation was taken in downloading all the dependencies and compiling them. Yes, the process took some time, but

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This machine is behind a local firewall,  and the storage used for the build is on an NFS mount.

A fair portion of the time in compilation was taken in downloading all the dependencies and compiling them.  Yes, the process took some time, but I’m not concerned about that.

Make sense. For what it’s worth, phoebus was started because we wanted to move on from Eclipse with its large set of dependencies and slow build process.

<headache mode>

Phoebus now has ~200 dependencies and maven downloads the internet

</headache mode>

The completed files run fine, and it executes reasonably well.  Perfect for what I’m working toward.

All’s well that ends well!