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* ``prefix``: Default regression prefix for this system (default ``.``).
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* ``stagedir``: Default stage directory for this system (default :class:`None`).
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* ``outputdir``: Default output directory for this system (default :class:`None`).
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* ``logdir``: Default performance logging directory for this system (default :class:`None`).
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* ``perflogdir``: Default directory prefix for storing performance logs for this system (default :class:`None`).
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* ``logdir``: `Deprecated since version 2.14 please use` ``perflogdir`` `instead.`
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* ``resourcesdir``: Default directory for storing large resources (e.g., input data files, etc.) needed by regression tests for this system (default ``.``).
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* ``partitions``: A set of key/value pairs defining the partitions of this system and their properties (default ``{}``).
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Partition configuration is discussed in the `next section <#partition-configuration>`__.
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.. versionadded:: 2.8
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The ``modules_system`` key was introduced for specifying custom modules systems for different systems.
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For a more detailed description of the ``prefix``, ``stagedir``, ``outputdir`` and ``logdir`` directories, please refer to the `"Running ReFrame" <running.html#configuring-reframe-directories>`__ section.
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For a more detailed description of the ``prefix``, ``stagedir``, ``outputdir`` and ``perflogdir`` directories, please refer to the `"Configuring ReFrame Directories" <running.html#configuring-reframe-directories>`__ and `"Performance Logging" <running.html#performance-logging>`__ sections.
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* ``prefix``: This is the directory prefix (usually dynamic) where the performance logs of a test will be stored.
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This attribute accepts any of the check-specific formatting placeholders described `above <#common-log-handler-attributes>`__.
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This allows you to create dynamic paths based on the current system, partition and/or programming environment a test executes.
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This dynamic prefix is appended to the "global" performance log directory prefix, configurable through the ``--perflogdir`` option.
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This dynamic prefix is appended to the "global" performance log directory prefix, configurable through the ``--perflogdir`` option or the ``perflogdir`` attribute of the `system configuration <configuring.html#system-configuration>`__.
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The default configuration of ReFrame for performance logging (shown in the previous listing) generates the following files:
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This log handler uses internally `pygelf <https://pypi.org/project/pygelf/>`__, so this Python module must be available, otherwise this log handler will be ignored.
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`GELF <http://docs.graylog.org/en/latest/pages/gelf.html>`__ is a format specification for log messages that are sent over the network.
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The ReFrame's ``graylog`` handler sends log messages in JSON format using an HTTP POST request to the specified host and port.
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More details on this log format may be found `here <http://docs.graylog.org/en/latest/pages/gelf.html#gelf-payload-specification>`__
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More details on this log format may be found `here <http://docs.graylog.org/en/latest/pages/gelf.html#gelf-payload-specification>`__.
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