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Title: LCG Tier 2 and DOSAR


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LCG Tier 2 and DOSAR
  • Pat Skubic
  • OU

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Outline
  • Introduction to LCG
  • List of LHC Tier 2 Centers
  • Status of ATLAS SW Tier 2
  • Questions for Discussion
  • Action Items?

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Development Areas
  • Applications
  • Fabric
  • Grid Deployment
  • Grid Technology
  • ARDA-A Realization of Distributed Analysis for
    LHC

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Applications
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Grid Deployment Organization
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Grid Technology Activities
  • Overall Requirements
  • Technology Tracking
  • Middleware Development
  • Middleware Recommendations

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Overall Requirements
  • Keep a clear view of the emerging requirements
    for the LHC computing including batch and
    interactive analysis. The HEPCAL document is the
    starting point for this.
  • Track the grid activities within the experiments
    and help disseminate the experiences gained
  • Disseminate the need for high quality
    infrastructure services and work towards their
    technical realization
  • Work towards a systems architecture for grid
    technology to support the project

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Technology Tracking
  • Monitor closely the technology evolution and put
    into practice the technologies as they mature in
    production. Work with the experiments to perform
    structured tests will be required. This may also
    involve working with industry and other sponsored
    developments to prototype and test solutions as
    they emerge
  • Study the system architecture issues as
    experience is gained in order to steer the
    technology evolution

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Middleware Development
  • Seek strategic advice from the individuals
    driving the multiple projects producing the core
    technologies
  • Work towards one set of common and complementary
    projects encompassing the efforts underway. This
    involves participating in the plans for funding
    future projects
  • Identify key developments that are required for
    the LHC computing grid that are not developed as
    part of existing projects and promote their
    development.

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Middleware Recommendations
  • Recommend a coherent technology suite to be
    deployed to regional centers. This has to be done
    taking into account the matching with the LHC
    requirements
  • Develop a plan for the evolution of this suite as
    new products become available and as new
    technologies mature
  • Work towards developing a long term support
    structure for the middleware technology

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ARDA
  • The basic middleware development team. Joint
    European-US team, part of EGEE project, but
    including participation from VDT.
  • At least one team in each experiment, that takes
    part in adapting the analysis system of their
    experiment to use the basic middleware.
  • Providers of common HEP tools, such as POOL,
    SEAL, ROOT, GANGA and PROOF.
  • Users within experiments that will provide
    immediate feedback to the developers.

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ARDA (cont)
  • Service providers from regional centers who will
    be involved in deploying early versions of the
    middleware and analysis systems.
  • The participation of teams from other sciences,
    such as those participating in EGEE, is welcomed.

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SW Tier 2 Status
  • Tier 2 Center
  • ATLAS management selected OU, LU, UT-Arlington,
    as a Tier 2 Center (Southwest Tier 2 Center)
  • Collaboration started on grid software
    development (PanDA)
  • OCHEP linux cluster will be deployed this year
  • Efforts will be made to increase NSF funding
  • Physics Analysis OCHEP collaboration will begin
    on physics topics, building on Tevatron
    experience
  • b tagging
  • - t tagging
  • top physics
  • Higgs/SUSY searches

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Production and Distributed Analysis (PanDA)
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Questions for Discussion
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Questions from Sergio
  • How would we fit in the general structure of LCG?
  • Will DOSAR VO become a distributed Tier 2 center?
  • Which would be our associated Tier 1? Fermilab?
  • What should we do to comply with Atlas and CMS
    requirements?
  • How will we share our resources between D0 and
    LHC?

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Should DOSAR collaborate with other Tier 2
Centers?
  • CMS Tier 2C?
  • Brazil Tier 2 Federation?

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Should DOSAR participate in LCG software
development or deployment?
  • Common ATLAS-CMS projects?

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Should DOSAR software efforts be part of larger
collaborations?
  • OSG proposal?
  • PanDA and DIRAC?

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DIRAC- Distributed Infrastructure with Remote
Agent Control
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DIRAC (cont)
  • It has been designed to be lightweight, robust,
    and scalable. This has been achieved by using a
    service oriented architecture and utilizing
    existing software for key components 99 of
    DIRAC is written in Python, which provides a high
    performance, object oriented scripting language
    for rapid development, and maintenance.
  • MySQL database is used for persistency. Services
    make connections to various DBs to manage job
    state, monitoring information, and meta-data
    concerning grid files.
  • Condor ClassAds and Matchmaking are the basis of
    the scheduling strategy. This makes the best
    match between an available resource and a queued
    job.
  • Jabber Instant Messaging has been used to
    provide asynchronous, real-time, fault-tolerant
    monitoring and control capabilities to DIRAC
    Agents, Services, and Jobs.

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Action Items
  • To be decided after discussion
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