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I tried some basic stuff with a dask_kubernetes on ocean.pangeo.io. No luck.
I created a cluster and connected to it, created a gdrivefs, and the tried to read / write via xarray. I immediately get a KilledWorker.
Sorry for not providing a reproducible example. The only example I know how to make is probably too complicated. I figured you would know how to do a proper test of distributed instead of whatever hack I come up with.
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import fsspec
from gdrivefs import core
fsspec.registry['gdrive'] = core.GoogleDriveFileSystem
import dask.bag as db
from dask.distributed import Client
c = Client()
b = db.read_text('gdrive://*.md', storage_options={'token': 'cache'})
b.compute()
(in my case this was two files, and resulted in text output, as expected)
I tried some basic stuff with a dask_kubernetes on ocean.pangeo.io. No luck.
I created a cluster and connected to it, created a gdrivefs, and the tried to read / write via xarray. I immediately get a
KilledWorker
.Sorry for not providing a reproducible example. The only example I know how to make is probably too complicated. I figured you would know how to do a proper test of distributed instead of whatever hack I come up with.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: