EOX-Hub Installations and API Updates

[sonjastndl]

1. Is it possible to have a java installation (uc specific or system wide) to run jar files on the EOX hub? If not are there alternatives?

2. When using the Copernicus Climate Data Service API i get the following warning message:

2024-09-04 13:09:36,803 INFO Welcome to the CDS. As per our announcements on the Forum, this instance of CDS will be decommissioned on 26 September 2024 and will no longer be accessible from this date onwards.
Please update your cdsapi package to a version >=0.7.2, create an account on CDS-Beta and update your .cdsapirc file. We strongly recommend users to check our Guidelines at https://confluence.ecmwf.int/x/uINmFw
2024-09-04 13:09:36,804 WARNING MOVE TO CDS-Beta

Do Use Cases need to do this by themselves individually?

Also my request never moved out of the pending/queue phase, not sure if this is due to that error message or has other reasons.

[sonjastndl]

@capoony I assigned you to that as well, since that is still the case and we wanted to try to get ERA5 data from this year with the CDS-API on EoxHub.

[sonjastndl]

@Schpidi Do you have any information concerning this issue?
More info here: https://forum.ecmwf.int/t/the-new-climate-data-store-beta-cds-beta-is-now-live/3315
I assume this needs to be done for FairiCube Use Cases as well?

[Schpidi]

@sonjastndl

re1. Do you want to run a jar file purely from the command line or would this involve a java GUI like starting one from the jar file?

re2. @eox-cs1 is looking into updating the kernels for all use cases.

[sonjastndl]

@Schpidi

1. Running a jar file only would be sufficient in our case.

2. Okay, thank you!

[eox-cs1]

@sonjastndl
cdsapi==0.7.3 has been added to the Jupyther kernels:

• fairicubeuc3/torch
• fairicubeuc2/torch
• fairicubeuc1/fairicube_env
• fairicubeuc1/cube_env

as well as to the headless kernels:

• eurodatacube8/torch
• eurodatacube17/torch
• eurodatacube18/torch

a kernel for testing to run JAR files will follow...