openquake.engine package

Subpackages

• openquake.engine.export package
  • openquake.engine.export.core module
  • Module contents
• openquake.engine.tools package
  • openquake.engine.tools.correct_complex_sources module
  • openquake.engine.tools.make_html_report module
  • openquake.engine.tools.viewlog module
  • Module contents
• openquake.engine.utils package
  • Module contents

Submodules

openquake.engine.engine module

Engine: A collection of fundamental functions for initializing and running calculations.

exception openquake.engine.engine.MasterKilled

Bases: KeyboardInterrupt

Exception raised when a job is killed manually

openquake.engine.engine.check_obsolete_version(calculation_mode='WebUI')

Check if there is a newer version of the engine.

Parameters

calculation_mode –

• the calculation mode when called from the engine

• an empty string when called from the WebUI

Returns

• a message if the running version of the engine is obsolete

• the empty string if the engine is updated

• None if the check could not be performed (i.e. github is down)

openquake.engine.engine.cleanup(kind)

Stop or kill the zmq workers if serialize_jobs == 1.

openquake.engine.engine.create_jobs(job_inis, log_level=20, log_file=None, user_name='runner', hc_id=None, multi=True, host=None)

Create job records on the database.

Parameters

job_inis – a list of pathnames or a list of dictionaries

Returns

a list of LogContext objects

openquake.engine.engine.expose_outputs(dstore, owner='runner', status='complete')

Build a correspondence between the outputs in the datastore and the ones in the database.

Parameters

dstore – datastore

openquake.engine.engine.get_zmq_ports()

Returns

an array with the receiver ports

openquake.engine.engine.inhibitSigInt(signum, _stack)

openquake.engine.engine.manage_signals(signum, _stack)

Convert a SIGTERM into a SystemExit exception and a SIGINT/SIGHUP into a MasterKilled exception with an appropriate error message.

Parameters

• signum (int) – the number of the received signal

• _stack – the current frame object, ignored

openquake.engine.engine.poll_queue(job_id, poll_time)

Check the queue of executing/submitted jobs and exit when there is a free slot.

openquake.engine.engine.register_signals()

openquake.engine.engine.run_calc(log)

Run a calculation.

Parameters

log – LogContext of the current job

openquake.engine.engine.run_jobs(jobctxs, concurrent_jobs=3)

Run jobs using the specified config file and other options.

Parameters

• jobctxs – List of LogContexts

• concurrent_jobs – How many jobs to run concurrently (default 3)

openquake.engine.engine.set_concurrent_tasks_default(calc)

Look at the number of available workers and update the parameter OqParam.concurrent_tasks.default. Abort the calculations if no workers are available. Do nothing for trivial distributions.

openquake.engine.engine.version_triple(tag)

returns: a triple of integers from a version tag

openquake.engine.engine.workers_stop()

Module contents

OpenQuake is an open-source platform for the calculation of hazard and risk impact. It is a project of the Global Earthquake Model, and may be extended by other organizations to address additional classes of peril.

For more information, please see the website at http://www.globalquakemodel.org This software may be downloaded at http://github.com/gem/openquake

The continuous integration server is at

https://ci.openquake.org

Up-to-date sphinx documentation is at

http://docs.openquake.org

This software is licensed under the AGPL license, for more details please see the LICENSE file.

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