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HTCondor Workshop 2019 EC-JRC, Ispra , Italy Workshop Wrap-Up

Wrap-up of the HTCondor Workshop 2019 in Ispra, Italy, focusing on attendees, presentations, visits, facilities, and plans for future workshops. Thanks and special acknowledgments included.

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HTCondor Workshop 2019 EC-JRC, Ispra , Italy Workshop Wrap-Up

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  1. HTCondor Workshop 2019EC-JRC, Ispra, ItalyWorkshop Wrap-Up Helge Meinhard / CERN 27-Sep-2019

  2. Attendees (1) Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • 61 registered participants • Healthy mixture of experienced and first-time attendants! • 55 from Europe (including 17 (!) from EC-JRC), 5 from North America, 1 from South Africa • Dominated by academia and research – could do with more company participation • 27 different affiliations • 24 from Europe • 5 Italy, 3 Belgium, 1 France, 3 Germany, 2 Czech Republic, 1 The Netherlands, 1 Russia, 2 Spain, 2 Switzerland, 4 United Kingdom • 2 from North America • 1 from South Africa

  3. Attendees (2) Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch

  4. Presentations Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • 38 contributions by 21 speakers • Scheduled total duration: 19 hours 20 minutes • HTCondor team: 12 hours 15 minutes • Users: 7 hours 05 minutes • Rich, very interesting, heavy programme • Comprehensive coverage of HTCondor • User reports covering various domains • High quality of presentations • Thanks to all speakers and chair persons for good time-keeping

  5. Visits Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • Visit points: • ESSOR Nuclear Reactor • ELSA • Smart Grids • Delta of attendees’ knowledge about host institute probably much larger than ever

  6. Breaks Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • Coffee breaks • Lunches • Dinner, evening discussions • ‘Welcome’ reception • Conference dinner Countless hours of valuable discussion

  7. Facilities Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • Excellent meeting room • Exactly right size, well equipped, excellent acoustics • Lobby with coffee area • AV running (mostly) smoothly • One or two handful remote attendees • Perhaps we were even lucky that the room foreseen originally was not available • Nice parallel rooms for office hours etc. • Positive feedback on smaller slices every day • Very smooth local organisation

  8. Next Workshop (1) Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • HTCondor team and organising committee suggest continuing the workshop series • Complementary to regular HTCondor weeks in Madison (in May each year) • Travel in Europe easier for many European attendees • Following our calls earlier this week, a number of contacts established to candidate sites • Too early to announce… or even to decide! • Organising committee will meet soon • Targeting similar time slot: 2nd half September 2020 • Input much welcome – contact me or any other member of the organising committee

  9. Next Workshop (2) Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • This time, went from 3 days to 3.5 days • Still full programme, but time for visits and (very importantly!) office hours • My personal suggestion: Target again Tuesday 09:00 h to Friday lunchtime • All feedback welcome • Further future: if you are able and interested to host workshop after that or any future one, please let me know

  10. HEPiX workshop series Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • Interested in presentations and exchange of experience on computing for large-scale sciences? • Computing and batch systems • Storage and file systems • IT facilities • Networking and security • Basic IT services • End-user IT services and operating systems • Grids, clouds, virtualisation • Consider joining HEPiX workshops • Next one 14 – 18 October in Amsterdam, The Netherlands (hosted by Nikhef) – registration still open • https://www.hepix.org

  11. Thanks Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch • … to all participants • … to all speakers • … for their contribution and for having accepted constraints

  12. Special Thanks (1) Organising committee / session chairs • Christoph Beyer • Chris Brew • CatalinCondurache • JosepFlix • Brian Bockelman • Yves Kemp • Antonio Puertas Gallardo • Dario Rodrigues • Todd Tannenbaum • HM • Peter Wegner Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch

  13. Special Thanks (2) Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch HTCondor Team MironLivny Todd Tannenbaum Greg Thain Brian Lin

  14. Special Thanks (3) Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch EC-JRC • For their hospitality, their generosity, their restless efforts to arrange for everything • For hosting and feeding us… without us contributing! • To potential future organisers: Neither typical/normal nor expected!

  15. Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch

  16. Special Thanks (4) Local organisers and supporters • Antonio Puertas Gallardo • Dario Rodriguez • Savina Colson • Laura Mastroianni • JRC Conference Service • OIB Canteen Service • JRC Security Ispra • Pierre Soille • Dafni-Maria Kagkli • Chiara Boni • Alex Patak • Barbara Raffael • Sarah Mets • VirginieTregoat Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch

  17. Final Words Workshop wrap-up - Helge.Meinhard (at) CERN.ch Have a good trip back… … and … See you soon!

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