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Applications Review

Applications Review. RWL Jones GridPP12. ATLAS. Risks: Delayed middleware, raid changes in framework, competition Progress New GANGA version (first deliverable) for ATLAS use with: plug-in to ATLAS production system through ADA plug in for ATLAS AMI (metadata system)

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Applications Review

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  1. Applications Review RWL Jones GridPP12

  2. ATLAS • Risks: • Delayed middleware, raid changes in framework, competition • Progress • New GANGA version (first deliverable) for ATLAS use with: • plug-in to ATLAS production system through ADA • plug in for ATLAS AMI (metadata system) • Developing ADA job editor and builder, AMI browser • Support of Grid operations – • software kits and distribution tools (ADA package management) • support for OS variants • Frederic Brochu as production manager • will be part of the Grid tool selection ream • Issues • Interoperability issues between Grids • SE issues • LCG Castor failures • RLS corruption (transfer and m/w failure).

  3. LHCb • Risks: • Technology incompatibility • Changing metadata/prodsys requirements • Dependence on ARDA etc. • Progress • No level-1s due until the end of 05Q1. • Production console prototype advanced because of changed DC schedule. • Production desktop release in DIRAC was a level-1 in GridPP1, now delivered and in use. • Bookkeeping interface developed in ARDA context. • A Tomcat servelet is deployed • The XML-RPS service development is suspended in favour of the GANGA/ARDA interface. • Issues • Changing DC planning • Integration with/dependence on GANGA and ARDA.

  4. GANGA • Risks: • Contention between ATLAS and LHCb objectives • Competition • Sudden changes in frameworks • Middleware and metadata delays. • Progress • Revision of design underway to optimise link to client systems. • Updates to job registry to allow reloading of pre-repackaging jobs. • Improvements in the threading and monitoring of the core modules. • Athena (Tan, for ATLAS) and Brunel (Soroko for LHCb) modules plugged-in using PyBus. Improvements in the DIRAC and DaVinci application handlers. • Python bindings for DIAL, access to dial classes using PyDial • Allows access to the ATLAS production system etc. • A prototype job submission is implemented. • Jobs splitting is being developed and extensive testing underway. • Issues • Slight delays in level-2s because priority given to experiment-specific features • expected they will be recovered during Soroko’s visit to CERN. • Similar short trip by Harrison and Tan to BNL (2 weeks) requested to move things forward.

  5. CMS • Risks: • Everything! • They list withdrawal of an experiment • Progress • Significant contribution to PhEDEx – could be of more general use. • Can sustain TB transfers • Works across LCG and Grid3 • Work towards bookkeeping metadata system • Unification of Italian (Grape) and UK (Gross) job submission. • BOSS will be re-engineered to include required functionality • R-GMA performance studies indicate it will scale, deployment on LCG-2 test bed • Testing continues in CMS context • Issues • They list withdrawal of an experiment as a risk! • Concerns about disparate effort met in large part by central planning

  6. SAMGrid • Risks: • Almost everything • They also list withdrawal of an experiment • Progress • CDF • Integrating SAM and Grid3 • Is this covered by JIM/RunJob deliverables? • basic job submission demonstrated. • JIM installation at Oxford and Glasgow. • SAM v6 switch took longer than needed because of memory lean in db-server. • D0: • Installing and testing SAMGrid at IC to allow P17 reprocessing. • Adding reprocessing to D0RunJob. (Level-2s on track) • SAM interfaces underway to allow the reprocessing to be of general use. • Issues • They list withdrawal of an experiment as a risk! • Managerial – need for more clearly defined Level-3s • CDF plans may face major changes after central review • When do the Regional Analysis Centres become live and start reporting?

  7. BaBar • Risks: • LCG and other middleware • Gird divergence/interoperability • Breaking dependence on Objectivity • Progress • Requirement capture for distributed analysis complete. • Grid submission Manchester/RAL, but problems with conditions db access, environment variables • RLS read-write access to Italy demonstrated • Issues • Reporting! • Affect of late hiring on delivery

  8. QCDGrid • Risks: • External middleware • Staff retention • Change of project scope • Progress • ILDG look likely to adopt QCDgrid software • C++ + Globus + EDG security • Risk analysis and stress testing requirement capture complete • Good progress on stress testing itself and software installation and distribution on UKQCD machines. • QCDOC is now installed and being shaken down in Edinburgh along with ‘Tier 1’ 50 Tbyte store. • Issues • Contact/overlap with other GridPP activities

  9. PhenoGrid • Risks: • No risk assessment • Progress • ? • Issues • Reporting! • Affect of late hiring on delivery

  10. Portal • Risks: • Beaten to the task by others • Progress • Requirements complete but technical review document not on time. • Needs discussion with Rob Allen • First portlet built allowing GridSphere application access to DN server • can issue visual_grid_proxy_init using jnlp. • Issues • Need swift progress • Links with other projects need to be established

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