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This follows the approach we have taken in the ERA5 data processing workflow to use
obstorewhen reading/writing from/to zarr in the cloud. It is expected this should provide a meaningful performance improvement, particularly when reading from stores with small inner chunks, namely the stats and time coarsening parts of our workflow.Test workflows on the same 10-year dataset:
obstore:compute-fme-dataset-ensemble-fzl9kobstore:compute-fme-dataset-ensemble-cjp5gTiming results:
obstoreobstoreSurprisingly we do not see any meaningful change in the stats computation time, though we do see a faster dataset computation step.
Changes:
get_zarr_storefunction incompute_dataset.pyandget_stats.pyand uses it incompute_stats.py,get_stats.py, andtime_coarsen.py.obstore. The new image is taggedv2026.03.0and we have updated the argo workflow to use the image in all steps.