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Report from the G l IF Tech

Report from the G l IF Tech. Erik-Jan Bos, Director of Network Services, SURFnet Internet2 Joint Techs Salt Lake City, UT, USA – February 14, 2005. History and meeting details. GLIF TEC #1: Reykjavik, IS – Aug 2003 GLIF TEC #2: Nottingham, UK – Sep 2004

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Report from the G l IF Tech

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  1. Report from the GlIF Tech Erik-Jan Bos, Director of Network Services, SURFnet Internet2 Joint Techs Salt Lake City, UT, USA – February 14, 2005

  2. History and meeting details • GLIF TEC #1: Reykjavik, IS – Aug 2003 • GLIF TEC #2: Nottingham, UK – Sep 2004 • GLIF Tech #3: Salt Lake City, UT, USA – Feb 13, 2005 • Co-chairs: • René Hatem • Erik-Jan Bos • Participants: approx. 40, from North America, Asia, Australia, and Europe

  3. Overview of the GLIF Optical Exchanges Links in the GLIF The GLIF edge Usage of the GLIF Definition of a Light Path Connecting to the GLIF Using the GLIF Technical details of the GLIF GLIF building blocks Ethernet framing Protocol conversion 10GE LAN PHY and WAN PHY Available before summer ‘05 To be presented at iGrid2005 GLIF Best Current Practices document

  4. GLIF schedulable resources • Conclusion from Nottingham, UK Tech: • Maps are nice for overview, PR, etc. • For finding possible paths, we need the ability to drill down into the details • Work on services definition per GLIF participant • For further study: Semantic Web (Sir Tim Berners Lee, MIT)

  5. Discussions • Lessons learned from SC2004 • Preparing for iGrid2005 (and SC2005) • Technical issues and their consequences such as: • 10GE WAN PHY – LAN PHY speed mismatch • Ethernet switch delay variation • Open Optical Exchanges • NLANR's LambdaMON

  6. Next GLIF meeting • Co-located with iGrid2005 in San Diego, CA at the end of September 2005

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