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CDF and the Grid

CDF and the Grid. Presented on Behalf of CDF-UK Rick St. Denis, University of Glasgow. Requirements and Anti-Requirements CDF-o-Centric View Proposal Conclusion: CDF/D0 Deliverables. Basic Requirement. What you really really want: One place to log in and submit jobs Space for input

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CDF and the Grid

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  1. CDF and the Grid Presented on Behalf of CDF-UK Rick St. Denis, University of Glasgow • Requirements and Anti-Requirements • CDF-o-Centric View • Proposal • Conclusion: CDF/D0 Deliverables GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  2. Basic Requirement What you really really want: • One place to log in and submit jobs • Space for input • Space for output • Ability to find data • Someone else to manage it • Works to 2007 (or more?) In short: Sufficient resources for CDF’s Life GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  3. Anti-requirement Case in Point: Ray Culbertson at Rutgers • Different batch system (not lsf) • Failed, Offline ace no help (“nonstandard” installation) • Not enough feedback as to what was wrong • Turned out to be a hardware error • 2 weeks later: back to central systems with severe limitations on physics GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  4. The CDF View of Grid AC++ Grid rutgers fcdfsgi2 uchep2 ukcdfjifa GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  5. CDF Proposal • CDF does not currently use SAM and we have to sell it to them. Assume we do. (Resources speak volumes) • Three Project Phases: • Pilot • Integration • Gridification GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  6. Pilot Project • Set up the initial fabric. • Evaluate usage patterns and user requirements. • Deploy SAM as well as standard Grid tools for evaluation. 3 months Snake Oil Test GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  7. Integration • Deployment and support of SAM stations in UK. • Adapt CDF software to function with SAM. • CDF data handling tools: translate cataloguing information to SAM. Key component: interfacing of the Database schema compatible with SAM (or even in common with DØ). • Data input modules:Differences with CDF/D0 in Event Data Model and how data files are catalogued. GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  8. Gridification (with D0) • Standard middleware for interoperability. • Globus security and Kerberos, CAS in future. • GridFTP. • Globus job submission as a supported system. • Condor and extensions as a supported system. • Publish SAM station resources/services availability using emerging Grid middleware. • Publish catalogue of data files using emerging PPDG/DataGrid standards. GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  9. Gridification (with D0) • Grid functionality for Job spec., submit, tracking • Condor: migration, checkpointing, CDF/D0/Condor mods. • Incremental enhancement: Job spec, submission language,co-location of job execution/data files. • Reliable, dependencies between job steps. (DAGMAN starts). • Monitoring, diagnostic, logging: use Grid Mon.Tools • Fabric Management: UK CDF JIF , the UK DØ JIF computers, Lancaster farms, Liverpool MAP plus future facilities such as Mosix or SMP clusters. GridPP Collaboration Meeting

  10. Conclusion:CDF/D0 Deliverables GridPP Collaboration Meeting

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