NCAR / NCAR/wrfcloud

Document S3 archive structure

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Since May 1, 2023.

component: documentation priority: high required: FOR OFFICIAL RELEASE type: task
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S3 will be used to store static input files as well as archiving forecast data. Need to document the directory structure and naming conventions of the S3 space.

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1 day

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  • Work offline on doc to finalize the organization
  • Add documentation reflecting the directory structure and naming conventions
Relevant Deadlines

Sep 30, 2022

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