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The functionality of a Replica Registration Service

The functionality of a Replica Registration Service. Attendees Michael Haddox-Schatz, JLAB Ann Chervenak, USC/ISI Jean-Philippe Baud, CERN Timur Perelmutov, Fermi Don Petravick, Fermi Doug Olson, LBNL Alex Sim, LBNL Arie Shoshani, LBNL. Meeting Location: LBNL Sept 18, 2003.

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The functionality of a Replica Registration Service

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  1. The functionality of a Replica Registration Service Attendees Michael Haddox-Schatz, JLAB Ann Chervenak, USC/ISI Jean-Philippe Baud, CERN Timur Perelmutov, Fermi Don Petravick, Fermi Doug Olson, LBNL Alex Sim, LBNL Arie Shoshani, LBNL Meeting Location: LBNL Sept 18, 2003

  2. Generalized Replica ManagementService • Replicate {LFN}  site • Lookup LFNs – find out which RLS to use • Planning: select PFNs / SURLs for accessing files • Allocate space • Move files robustly • Register files

  3. Simple Replica Management: focus on three services • Dynamic Space Allocation • Now space is pre-allocated • Future: request space reservation • Multi-file replication • Managing the entire multi-file request • Use file transfer services • Guarantee robustness • Replica Registration • Into one or more catalogs • Can register into standard Replica Catalogs • Can register into specialized experiment file catalogs

  4. Replica ManagementArchitecture Client Replica Management Service Multi-file Replication Service Replica Registration Service File Transfer Services Replica/File catalog Services

  5. DataMover HRM HRM Replica Managementfor STAR Experiment Client Replica Management Service Replica Registration Service GridFTP (bbftp) STAR File Catalog

  6. Replica Managementfor STAR Experiment Client DataMover Replica Registration Service HRM HRM GridFTP (bbftp) STAR File Catalog

  7. Multi-file Replication spec Replica Registration spec Client Replica Management Service Multi-file Replication API Replica Registration API SRMs Magda SRB … Multi-file Replication Service Replica Registration Service (RRS) Multi-file Replication Service Multi-file Replication Service (MRS) RLS MCAT STAR-FC ATLAS-FC … GridFTP bbftp scp … File Transfer Services File Transfer Services File Transfer Services Replica/File catalog Services Replica/File catalog Services Replica/File catalog Services Generalizing the Concept:Need to Standardize APIs

  8. Three use cases • Client generated a bunch of files • Call a RepReg service to register to one or more RepCats • Client want to replicate a bunch of files (or directory) • Call RepReg with different modes • Want to delete one or more files • Should a RepReg service to cleanup catalogs? • --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- • Question: how the RepCats chosen? • We propose to use the MDS for that • Qusetion: should RRS be a separate (external) service • Yes, because it is too much to impose on underlying RepCats • Yes, because it is a common functionality to all RepCats • Yes, because it has value as a separate service

  9. Replica ManagementArchitecture Find RepCats (optional) Client Monitoring & Discovery Service Replica Management Service Default RepCats Multi-file Replication Service Replica Registration Service File Transfer Services Replica/File catalog Services

  10. Functionality ofReplica Registration • Registration modes • File-at-a-time registration • Mode 1: register all the files that were replicated successfully, and report which failed. • Mode 2: stop registration process if there is a failure in registration, report which failed. • Global registration: after the entire multi-file replication finished • Mode 3: register only if all file replications are successful. • Mode 4: register all files that were successfully replicated, and report which failed, if any. • Failures are in terms of registering to a RepCat • E.g. RepCat database is full or down • Assume – immutable files, LFN-PFN duplication is error • Register to any catalogs • Standard catalogs – e.g. RLS • Specialized catalogs – e.g. experiments file catalogs • Issue: need a standard for RepCat interface • In the meantime we need have a plug-in type service

  11. Functionality ofReplica Registration (Cont’d) • Queue registration requests • Request token • Multi-file reg capability • Permit multiple registration modes • File-a-time (as quickly as you can): mode 1 or mode 2 • Bulk (do it all or do none => roll back): mode 3 or mode 4 • Failure: no-response, no space, file-already-registered • Permission – security: GSI proxy + user name for now • Access control – specify r/w for catalog (limited today, ACLs later) • Abort and Roll back registration • Commit registration • Global reg request (commit implied) • Robustness • Recover from transient failures • Retry per request – with time limit (in seconds)

  12. Functionality ofReplica Registration (Cont’d) • Register to multiple catalogs simultaneously • Ability to specify which catalogs to register to • Refer to RepCats by URLs • Manage multiple registration requests for multiple clients • Implementation dependent

  13. Functionality ofReplica Registration (Cont’d) • Asynchronous service • Provide dynamic status on registration • Success, failed, pending – per file per RepCat • Failed: already-in-catalog, ill-formed (keep RepCat error string), not-authorized • RepCat not responding – per RepCat • RepCat database full – per RepCat • Waiting for commit – per request • Request timed-out – per request • Full Success / partial success (but completed) – per request • Provide statistics and failure information • Summary per request • (History activity information)

  14. Un-register • Problem: want to delete a file and un-register it from all RepCats that know about it. • 1) Need to find out where file is registered or2) broadcast to all RepCat in the VO • Prefer 2) because we avoid keeping a state of where files are registered • Who issues the notification to un-register a file? • SRMs – need to have permission • Maybe RepCats should check with SRM before removal • Should this be a service of RRS? • Probably, but not in first version

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