skypilot

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# Example showcasing how env vars can be used in the file_mounts section.
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# You can set the default values for env vars in this 'envs' section.
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# When launching, `sky launch --env ENV=val` will override the default.
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envs:
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  MY_BUCKET: skypilot-temp-gcs-test
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  MY_LOCAL_PATH: tmp-workdir
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  MODEL_SIZE: 13b
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resources:
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  cloud: gcp
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# You can use env vars in
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#   - the destination: source paths
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#   - for bucket mounting
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#     - the "name" (bucket name) and "source" (local dir/file to upload) fields.
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#
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# Both syntaxes work: ${MY_BUCKET} and $MY_BUCKET.
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file_mounts:
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  /mydir:
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    name: ${MY_BUCKET}  # Name of the bucket.
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    store: gcs
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    mode: MOUNT
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  /mydir2:
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    name: $MY_BUCKET  # Name of the bucket.
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    store: gcs
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    mode: MOUNT
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  /another-dir:
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    name: ${MY_BUCKET}-2
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    source: ["~/${MY_LOCAL_PATH}"]
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    store: gcs
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    mode: MOUNT
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  /another-dir2:
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    name: $MY_BUCKET-2
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    source: ["~/${MY_LOCAL_PATH}"]
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    store: gcs
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    mode: MOUNT
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  /checkpoint/${MODEL_SIZE}: ~/${MY_LOCAL_PATH}
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run: |
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  echo Env var MY_BUCKET has value: ${MY_BUCKET}
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  echo Env var MY_LOCAL_PATH has value: ${MY_LOCAL_PATH}
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  ls -lthr /mydir
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  ls -lthr /mydir2
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  ls -lthr /another-dir
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  ls -lthr /another-dir2
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  ls -lthr /checkpoint/${MODEL_SIZE}
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