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April 28 th 2010, Internet2 Spring Member Meeting Martin Swany, University of Delaware Jason Zurawski, Internet2. Information Services Working Group. Agenda. Workshop Announcement Introduction Use Cases OGF Update ProtoGENI Update ESCPS Update UNIS Poster at the FMM.
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April 28th 2010, Internet2 Spring Member Meeting Martin Swany, University of Delaware Jason Zurawski, Internet2 Information Services Working Group
Agenda • Workshop Announcement • Introduction • Use Cases • OGF Update • ProtoGENI Update • ESCPS Update • UNIS Poster at the FMM
perfSONAR Workshop • First Workshop on the perfSONAR Network Measurement Infrastructure • Bring together researchers, applications developers, network operators, network managers, and others with an interest in network research and network performance monitoring and measurement. • July 7th, 8th, 9th 2010 – Arlington VA (Crystal Gateway Marriott) • Sponsored By: • Networking and Information Technology Research and Development ProgramLarge Scale Networking (LSN) Coordinating Group • National Science FoundationDirectorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering • Department of Energy - Office of ScienceAdvanced Scientific Computing Research • Submission Deadline: April 30th 2010 • http://www.internet2.edu/workshops/perfSONAR/
Introduction • Various network services use a common "Information Services plane" that allows users to discover network topology and the location and capabilities of network services within that topology. As global federation of network services occurs, the standardization and flexibility of the network-centric Information Services becomes even more critical • Currently, the same infrastructure is used by • DCN • perfSONAR • Phoebus data movement service • In order to help catalyze and focus the development of these common information services, the Internet2 Network Advisory Committee (NTAC) has commissioned the creation of this working group • The group will work to • further define the role and functionality of Information Services • drive design and development • Interface with standards and community organizations (IETF, OGF, GLIF)
Use Cases • Control Plane • Host discovery • Service discovery • Pathfinding • Performance Measurement • Archived data discovery • Measurement point discovery • Network topology abstractions • “What is close?” • This includes proximity to the querier, proximity to a path, proximity to another resource
OGF Update • OGF 27 (March 2010) • NM – Discussion on the base document. Will enter WG last call and be ready for OGF Sheppard process by OGF 28 • NMC – Progress on ‘base’ document. Discussion on Result codes. Will be adding a new document to describe transport medium (e.g. HTTP over SOAP) • NML – First document published. Working on ‘objects’ and schemas. • OGF 28 (Late June 2010) • NM – Finalization of document • NMC – First complete draft of base for WG comment
ProtoGENI Update • Utilizing UNIS schema in the ‘RSpec’ (ProtoGENI description language) • perfSONAR being used to measure ProtoGENI's switches at Internet2 PoPs (SNMP MA installed at UDel) • Interacting with the I&M working group to recommend perfSONAR use within ProtoGENI • Integration of perfSONAR with other measurement projects • New uses cases to consider, including migration of data from experiments to long term storage. • Implementing ProtoGENI testbed at UDel for I&M development • LAMP Project is integrating perfSONAR monitoring into the ProtoGENI infrastructure and experiments • Demo at GEC8
ESCPS Update • Use of information services (NML/UNIS) in circuit monitoring. • Defining a schema extension that incorporates ESCPS-specific elements (e.g. flow entities, network rules). • Next Steps: • Looking at the TS to track topology resources at the end-site • Development of statistics collection ("Measurement Collectors") for hosts • Active circuit monitoring
LS Scalability Testing • Using Netlogger to find weaknesses in the gLS/hLS • Early results: • Not CPU/IO/Memory Bound • Potentially blocking on threads in the XML Database • Roadmap • Construct a simulator to test in a controlled environment • Evaluate transaction subsystem • Speed up certain aspects (summarization, registration) • Explore new databases (last resort)
Information Services Working Group April 28th 2010, Internet2 Spring Member Meeting Martin Swany, University of Delaware Jason Zurawski, Internet2 For more information, visit https://spaces.internet2.edu/display/ISWG/Home