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Page 1: CERN IT Department CH-1211 Geneva 23 Switzerland  t Data Management & Analysis GS Group Meeting of 2008 April 4 th 2008

CERN IT Department

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Data Management &Analysis

GS Group Meeting of 2008

April 4th 2008

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People

Ali Boloori KH visitorAndrew Maier StaffAnton Lechner Doct StudentBirger Koblitz StaffDan Van Der Ster FellowDietrich Liko StaffFabrizio Furano FellowFlavia Donno StaffHurng-Chun Lee ASGC funded long-term visitorKuba Moscicki StaffMaarten Litmaath StaffMassimo Lamanna StaffWilliam Ollivier Technical student

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DMA Activities

• Data management

– Several activities

• SRM (and data management at large)

• xrootd (a.k.a. SCALLA)

• AMGA

• Analysis

– Heritage of the ARDA

• Main activity: Ganga

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ATLAS Distributed Computing– Development (M. Lamanna)

• R. Rocha (Monitor)– B. Gaidioz

• J. Elmsheuser (Distributed analysis)– Replacing Dietrich Liko in this role– Dan Van Der Ster

• R. Wenaus (Panda)• M. Branco (DDM)

– Operations (A. Klimentov – bd 510 part time)• ...• S. Campana (Tier 0)

– Hurng-Chun Lee, Alessandro Di Girolamo• B. Koblitz (Central Services)• ...

– Flavia and Maarten• ...

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Ganga ”communities” out

there!

HARP GarfieldGarfield

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Ganga users (most of them happy, I hope :)

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• More on projects/activities later...

• Some considerations:– Data management

• Key for success. IT core business of IT (CASTOR, SRM, FTS, LCG ...) and of previous activities (again SRM, AMGA, xrootd, etc...)

– Analysis• Another key for success. Closer to the experiments

(users), nevertheless our contribution is central (Ganga, ASAP --> Monitor --> Dashboard, etc...)

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InternetServices WLCG

GS/DMA

ITIT/GS

ATLAS and CMS

GS/DMA

LHCb

ATLAS

LHCb

ALICE

CMSALICE

DMA Geography

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DMA personnel

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Massimo Lamanna

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Functions

• Section leader

• Atlas Distributed Computing

– Responsible for the development

• Running down on ARDA project leader, EGEE NA4 coordinator, EGEE User Forum organiser etc...– Lots of interesting things done in the last few

years– Several of them still with us

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Challenges

• Give my contribution to make ATLAS as a

success

– This is not a commitment to ATLAS per se. CERN

success coincides with a successful LHC

programme, whose essential part is the success

of LCG and of the 4 experiments

• Help you– to be (even more!) effective in your contribution

(as an individual and as a team)– to discover/use/improve your skills

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Dietrich Liko

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Dietrich (as seen by Massimo)

• During the 4-year period of ARDA/EGEE1&2

he acted as my deputy

• He is the ATLAS Distributed Coordinator

– Being replaced by Johannes Elshauser (Munich)

• He has a great fraction of the merit of the

spectacular grow of users

– Happy users: in the ATLAS SW week in Munich I

was personally amazed by the encouraging

feedback!

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Challenges

• Forget pyhton, learn physics

– Susy, I have been told

• Move into new unknown territories:

– CMS and Vienna

• I (Massimo) would like to thank him for the

invaluable contribution and wish all the best

for his career and life back in Austria Felix

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Hurng-Chun Lee

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Hurng-Chun Lee

• Long-term visitor (ASGC) since '05; at NIKHEF starting in May

• WLCG/ATLAS

– first gLite WMS evaluation ( ATLAS-EGEE taskforce '05)

– Ganga development: LCG plugin dev/maint. (2006 - now) adopting WMS functionalities improving grid usability for user analysis

– CERN Panda service test (2008)

– NL T1 manager and contact for ATLAS (2008)

• EGEE/NA4

– exploit and disseminate the grid tools developed by ARDA (DIANE, GANGA, AMGA) in non-HEP communities, especially in the Asia-Pacific area

– initiate the avian flu drug challenge on EGEE in 06 developer, coordinator as well as the bi-direction

contact person between local biologists and the EGEE biomed community

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Hurng-Chun Lee

• Being the interface between ATLAS and the NL T1 grid facility– understanding both the experiment requirements

and the site issue and trying to improve the communication

– coordinating the production activities within the cloud

• Helping local users to use the grid for data analysis– maintaining the local analysis environment

– continuing the participation of the grid tool development taking into account the new requirements from local users

Again, special thanks from Massimo

and best wishes for the new position at NIKHEF

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Flavia Donno

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Previous and current activities

Coordinator of the Grid Storage System Deployment (GSSD) Working Group (Jan 2007 – Jan 2008) :• Deploy SRM v2.2 in production by the end of 2007• Define Glue 1.3 for Storage and validate the correspondent information providers accordantly• Coordinate the definition and configuration of Storage Classes and Storage Tokens at sites• Define a plan for migration from SRM v1.1 to SRM v2.2

SRM enabledTesting Framework

Developer of the S2 testing framework and test families for SRM.

• S2 is distributed through sourceforge.net• It is used by developers (dCache/CASTOR) to validate their new version• It is used by the WLCG certification team• S2 will be integrated into SAM

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Challenges

Technical support for experiments: • Concentrating on storage management, file transfer, and data access• … And not only

Member of the Storage Solutions Working Group• Spec out the addendum to the SRM v2.2 WLCG MoU and detail the identified missing features to be implemented• Report and follow up storage issues reported by the experiments, suggesting possible workaround/solutions or coordinating the strategies proposed by the storage providers.

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Fabrizio Furano

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CS degree, formerly working in the industry (web apps, call

switching and modern Contact Center tech), Ph.D. in CS

working for INFN-PD (BaBar from 2002 to 2007)One of the day-0 core dev. of XROOTD (aka Scalla

[Structured Cluster Architecture for Low Latency Access])Resp. of Client side and data xfer optimizations

Good and long collaboration with the ROOT teamNow working in IT/GS as xrootd expert (critical for ALICE)And for whoever else asks for support or new ideasStriving to put its storage efficiency and robustness to new

levelsMaking interactive analysis possibleA passion for high quality sw, music and happy living.

CS degree, formerly working in the industry (web

apps, call switching and modern Contact Center tech),

Ph.D. in CS working for INFN-PD (BaBar from 2002 to

2007)One of the day-0 core dev. of XROOTD (aka Scalla

[Structured Cluster Architecture for Low Latency

Access])Resp. of Client side and data xfer optimizations

Good and long collaboration with the ROOT

teamNow working in IT/GS as xrootd expert (critical for

ALICE)And for whoever else asks for support or new ideasStriving to put its storage efficiency and robustness to

new levelsMaking interactive analysis possibleA passion for high quality sw, music and happy living.

04-Apr-2008 Fabrizio Furano - IT/GS intro 23

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A carefully crafted solution for ‘pure’ massive storageWith hooks for connecting to ext. systemsLow-latency scalable high performance features

Structured Clustering provided by cmsd servers (formerly olbd)

Exponentially scalable and self organizing

Several ‘customers’, old and new integrations with many, many

systems and tools (bundled with ROOT since 2004)Very soon on Savannah as a central point to gather the various

information around. Work in progress…Some key features: Full POSIX access, FUSE support (hence,

SRM-open), fully WAN-enabledServer clustering (~200K servers per cluster), WAN metaclustersLow setup / admin costs. Self organisation. Fault toleranceHigh efficiency (low CPU/byte overhead, small memory footprint)Complexity scales linearly (from trivial to overkill, based on

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Fabrizio Furano - IT/GS intro

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Anton Lechner

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• Doctoral student at CERN, working on PhD thesis in Physics: „High precision

dosimetry for ion therapy“

– Monte Carlo particle transport simulations using the Geant4 toolkit

– Implementation and validation of EM physics models (low-energy domain)

– Focus on medical applications, primarily heavy ion therapy (MedAustron)

– Distributed computing techniques (Grid) for MC production

• Current and past activities:

– Thorough and quantitative assessment of Geant4 physics models relevant to

the simulation of low-energy heavy ion beams and their secondary products

• Proton Bragg peak validation (examining different EM and hadronic

models)

• Examining precision of computed electron and photon energy deposition

(keV domain)

• Investigation of transmission and backscattering of electrons,...

– Application of Ganga and DIANE for large-scale MC productions on the Grid

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• Ion model implementation– Implementation of various

electronic stopping models in Geant4 (for heavy ions): semi-empirical, theoretical, first-principle approaches

– Modelling of straggling

• Validation of new models– Precise validation of the ion

models with respect to reproducibility of experimental data (Spatial energy deposition, stopping powers,...)

• Medical simulations

• Application of ion models to

medical use cases

• Utilization of Grid

infrastructure for medical

simulation approaches

• Main activities in 2008

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Maarten Litmaath

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Previous experience in IT/GD

•2003-2004 Certification section–Middleware integration, testing, debugging–Support

•GD/FIO/PSS, experiments, sites, partner projects

–Liaison to VDT and Globus

•2005-2007 Service Coordination section–2006 Service Challenges (data throughput)–SRM v2.2, GLUE v1.3–Representing deployment in gLite Design Team–Grid Security Vulnerability Group

IT-GS-DMA-Maarten

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Plans & Challenges

•Support–GS/GD/DM/FIO/…–Experiments–Sites

•Pilot job frameworks review•ATLAS Panda server at CERN•EGEE-OSG interoperability group•GLUE 2.0•Grid Security Vulnerability Group

IT-GS-DMA-Maarten

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Kuba Moscicki

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Kuba

• Ganga development and coordination

– leading the Core developments

– overlooking and organizing the day-to-day life of the project

– integrating new team members with the project infrastructure

and the software development environment

• Ganga numbers:

– 1360 users from Jan 2007 (¾ Atlas, ¼ LHCb, ¼ others)

– ~ 175 user on average per month

– ~15 regular developers in 8 institutes

– 300+ test cases in the testing framework

• Thanks to Adrian Muraru– he has done excellent job in supporting Ganga, DIANE, ... over last 2 years

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Kuba

• Development of user-level Grid tools

– DIANE: agent-based lightweight jobs scheduler improving

reliability and efficiency of the basic Grid infrastructure

• Integration of new user communities in the Grid

using Ganga and DIANE

– Lattice QCD: 10K jobs in parallel

– ITU: 200K short jobs processed in 2 hours

– regular usage: Geant 4 Monte Carlo, Avian Flu, ...

– 16 distinct applications including commercial and scientific:

• image processing and image recognition

• bioinformatics, theoretical physics

• EGEE Tutorials...

• EGI Application Taskforce

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Andrew Maier

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Andrew

• Ganga Core developer

• Responsible for LHCb extensions in Ganga– Integration of contributions for LHCb in Ganga

– Define release for GangaLHCb

• Interface to DIRAC for Ganga

• Participated in the LHCb bookkeeping task force

• User support for LHCb– Includes problems solving

– Provide tutorials and training

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Andrew

• Participate in Ganga Release Manager tasks

• Initiated and supervised port of Ganga to Windows

• LatticeQCD project ~30 CPU years in 1 week

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Birger Koblitz

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Birger Koblitz

• Main Activity is Coordination of Procedures for

Atlas Central Services– VO-Boxes, Panda, Catalogue services, Production

system, Databases

– Service Manager for the VO-Boxes, Panda and the

catalogues, very close collaboration with Simone, Maarten

& S. Jezequel, contact to FIO

– Test of Components, e.g Throughput Tests (again with

Simone, S. Jezequel)

• Contribution to ADC development– SRM 2 testing together with Flavia

– Provided Site Index (AMGA based), now in production

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Birger Koblitz

• Coordination of AMGA project

– Transition to maintenance mode

– Bug fixes, support

– Supervision of Ali's thesis on WS-DAIR

implementation, collaboration with OGF

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Ali Javadzadeh Boloori

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Master student in Software Engineering of Distributed

Systems at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH),

Stockholm, Sweden

Working on the implementation and evaluation of a WS-

DAIR compatible web service interface for AMGA, under

supervision of Birger Koblitz

WS-DAIR (Web Service Database Access and Integration-

The Relational Realization) is the extension of DAIS family

of specification for relational database access on the Grid

recommended by OGF Expected to become a standard

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Sending result sets in chunks, using iterations

Caching result sets

Scrolling in result set, in any direction

Third party delivery of results

Standard encoding of data (Java WebRowSet)

Using GAP application for Avian Flu Drug Discovery as a testbed

– The results have been demonstrated in

Super Computing 07, San Diego, Nov. 2007, by Birger

EGEE User Forum, Clermont Ferrand, Feb. 2008 by me

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William Ollivier

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• Starting a 6-month Tech Student contract• Background

– French, 22 years old

– After high school, 2 years of intensive mathematics and physics courses

– Then 2½ years in a Telecommunications Engineering school, with a 1-year computer science specialization

• The position is part of my school work

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My work at CERN

• 2 phases

• 1st phase: Working on improving Dashboard

– Installing and discovering how dashboard works

– Adding new functionalities

• ATLAS SAM

• 2nd phase: Dashboard

– Details to be seen (when ATLAS SAM is in place)

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Dan Van Der Ster

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Daniel van der Ster• About me:

– Dutch/Canadian from Vancouver area

– Education: University of Victoria, Computer Engineering

• Research Experience:

– Thesis: “Resource Allocation and Scheduling Strategies using Utility and the Knapsack

Problem on Computational Grids”

• The grid scheduler has many options for allocating a particular task: location,

performance, malleability, reliability.

• Each option has utility to the user, resource owner, or others.

• To optimize the global utility sum, we formulate as a 0-1 MMKP, and use heuristics to

solve the problem.

• Provides an effective system for enforcing policies on the grid (QoS, Economic,

Timeliness, Reliability)

• Practical Grid Experience:

– Worked with ATLAS and BaBar (SLAC) computing community in Canada.

– GridX1: GT2 grid, Condor-G RB, GRAM i/f to RB. The GridX1 RB was an LCG CE.

– Gavia: GT4 grid with WS-GRAM interface to Condor-G

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Challenges

• Become a Ganga expert in no time

– Easy ;)

• Replace Dietrich

– More difficult!!!

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