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EGEE all-activity meeting: status of NA4 V. Breton on behalf of NA4

2 Merci Guy Outline Presentation of general NA4 issues (V.B.) Objectives of the activity Partners involved Milestones and deliverables Breakdown of work Risk assessment Relation with other activities Next steps before project conference Presentation of HEP specific issues (Frank Harris)

3 NA4: Identification and support of early-user and established applications on the EGEE infrastructure To identify through the dissemination partners and a well defined integration process a portfolio of early user applications from a broad range of application sectors from academia, industry and commerce. To support development and production use of all of these applications on the EGEE infrastructure and thereby establish a strong user base on which to build a broad EGEE user community. To initially focus on two well-defined application areas – Particle Physics and Life sciences.

4 Different families of applications on EGEE "pilot" applications used to test EGEE middleware and to evaluate performances under the responsibility of NA4 funded partners in charge of HEP and biomed starting at project day 0. "internal" applications come from within the project in the sense that they involve EGEE partners in collaboration with institutes external to EGEE (ex GPCALMA, Babar, UK e- science projects,…) have already a good middleware experience. should be identified as they are often deployed at a national level and are therefore extremely dependent on interoperability between EGEE and national initiatives. however, it must be clear NA4 can not commit to support them What about VOs and CPU cycles ? "external" applications. from collaborations external to EGEE (ex DILIGENT, eHealth FP6 projects, Korean Grid) need training/support from NA3/NA4 for deployment on EGEE.

5 Activity NA4Total effort (FTE) during 2 years Total effort (PM) during 2 years 1 st year effort (PM)2 nd year effort (PM)Activity CERN HEP CESNET Generic MTA Generic UEDIN NA3 liaison CNRS Bio+Coord+Test CSSI Testing team CRSA Industry forum DKRZ Generic FhG Generic INFN Generic FOM Generic IHEP HEP IMPB RAS Bio ITEP HEP JINR HEP PNPI HEP RRC KI HEP SINP-MSU HEP CSIC Bio UPV Bio TOTAL

6 Roles and staffing Federation Role FTE Requested FTE Unfunded Financing Requested CERNHEP Applications (coord.) UK+Ireland NA3 Liaison 0,5 94 ItalyGeneric app (coord) FranceGeneral coord., BioMed, Test team, Industry diss Northern Europe Generic applications Germany + Switzerland Central Europe Generic applications South West Europe BioMed Russia HEP, BioMed Totals 21, k€ Generic applications

7 Milestones Milestones and expected result MNA4.1M6First applications migrated to the EGEE infrastructure MNA4.2M12 First external review of Applications Identification and Support with feedback MNA4.3M24 Second external review of Applications Identification and Support with feedback.

8 Deliverables DNA4.1M3Definition of Common Application Interface and Planning Document DNA4.2M6Target Application Sector Strategy document DNA4.3M9 EGEE Application Migration Progress report (revision M15 and M21) DNA4.4M24Final Report of Application Identification and Support Activity.

9 EGEE NA4NA3 NA3 liaison Test team HEP applications Biomedical applications Generic applications Industry forum Application specific softwares Grid interfaces Test suites Meetings, reports Web site, deliverables, internal notes

10 List of tasks TasksMonth start Month end Resources allocated 4.1Consolidation of the existing requirements Basic foundations of common application interface and associated roadmap (DNA4.1) Definition of the strategy for application integration and deployment (DNA4.2) Migration of first applications to EGEE infrastructure (DNA4.3.1) Deployment of first generic applications (DNA4.3.1) NA4 management Test suite Industry forum11214

11 TaskHEPBiomedGenericTest/NA3 liaison /CSSA CoordinationTotal Tx NA4.1CERN (1PM)CNRS(1PM)INFN(1PM)CNRS(1PM)4PM Tx NA4.2CERN (5PM)CNRS(4PM) UPV/CSIC (1PM) INFN(3PM)CNRS(8PM)21PM Tx NA4.3CERN (5PM) CNRS(4PM) UPV/CSIC (1PM) INFN(8PM)UNEDI(3PM)CNRS(7PM)28PM Tx NA4.4CERN (4PM) +HEP (141PM) CNRS(6PM) +UPV/CSIC (1PM) + bio (78PM) UNEDI(2PM)CNRS(6PM)238PM Tx NA4.5INFN(18PM)+ generic (80PM) UNEDI(7PM)CNRS(11PM)116PM Tx NA4.6CERN (3PM)CNRS(3PM)INFN(3PM)CNRS(12PM)21PM Tx NA4.7CERN (1PM)CNRS (1PM)INFN (1PM)CNRS(12PM) CSSI (24PM) 39PM Tx NA4.8CSSA(12PM)CNRS (2PM)14PM TOTALCERN (19PM) + 141PM for application migration =160PM CNRS (19PM) + UPV/CSIC (3PM) + 78PM for application migration =100PM INFN(34PM) + 80PM for applicati on migratio n = 114PM UNEDI(12PM) CNRS(12PM) CSSI(24PM) CSSA(12PM)= 60PM CNRS(47PM)481PM

12 Preparation of NA4 deliverable DNA4.1 “Definition of Common Application Layer” Contacts with SAGA newly created research group at GGF Interest for description of operations use cases usages of grids for short and mid/long term extraction of functionalities out of the use cases Gridlab interested to provide template for definition of requirements and use cases Does this document include a list of requirements for a grid portal ?

13 NA4 technical organization NA4 Application Working group LCGEGEE PEB HEPBiomedGeneric ARDA Non LHC Biomed technical team Generic technical team Test team

14 NA4 Application Working Group Technical overview of application deployment Virtual organizations (Biomed, Generic) Relationship with external/internal/pilot applications Preparation of NA4 deliverables PM3: definition of a common application layer Technical relationship with other application-oriented projects EU projects: Gridlab, Diligent, … National grid projects: Korea Grid initiative … Small group 2 representatives (including application manager) of each application area (HEP, Biomed, Generic) 2 representatives of NA4 coordination 1 representative of test team

15 Training requirements HEP addressed partly/mostly within LCG for LHC experiments Specific needs to address ? (non LHC, EGEE middleware) Biomedical community has important needs External projects are mostly beginners (except GEMSS and Mammogrid) Funded partners would benefit training to set up technical team Internal applications would certainly benefit of training sessions to disseminate expertise Generic Groups applying have not all the same previous experience of grids Internal applications would certainly benefit of training sessions to disseminate expertise

16 Selection process for external applications Need for an attractive and orderly integration process Proposal : EGEE Generic Applications Advisory Panel (EGAAP) selecting applications on the following criteria : scientific interest of the proposed work, with particular emphasis on the grid added-value, added value for EGEE to have such an application running on its infrastructure coordination of the corresponding community, grid-awareness of this community minimum requirement that a small team followed the EGEE training, dedication of the community to this application, agreement to the various EGEE policies and especially the security and resources allocation policies. EGAAP described in EDMS document Need for a quick convergence (TODAY !!!)

17 Industry forum (C. Saguez, G. Wormser) Steering committee well in place Members : HP, IBM, Microsoft, Datamat, Nice, Gridexpert, U. Warsaw +CS+GW Agreed by-laws and financing rules Web site accessible from EGEE public page Preparation of Cork Industry Forum day essentially done Most of the industrial participants to the two round tables are identified Agreement with Datagrid and Crossgrid Industry Fora Invitations are going out Expectations at Cork Increase membership (currently 25 members) Start the work in two working groups: industry-related technology issues and business models

18 NA4 initial quality indicators (from G. Zaquine, EDG) QoS - Quality indicators specifications: Performance indicators (per virtual organization) Utilisation (does the testbed fit the needs of the applications)  Integrated CPU used as a function of user, VO and site Bugzilla follow-up  Number of new anomalies / number of pending anomalies.  Percentage of anomalies resolution in each classes of time resolution range (low, medium, high). User support  Percentage of support requests resolved within (x) time - x should be defined (e.g.: 1 hour)

19 Risk analysis Technical risks Middleware fails to meet requirements of applications  Or fails to meet requirements beyond HEP  CPU cycles hidden from non LCG VOs Management risks NA4 resources outside CERN, CNRS and INFN allocated to “internal” applications  Resources lost from project point of view because allocated to invisible tasks (national projects, non EGEE collaborations) NA4 fails to become a team Scientific risks Failure to integrate applications coming from external projects

20 Issues for JRA1 and Bob : relationship between middleware and NA4 “loose cannons” Four NA4 technical teams need close interactions with middleware ARDA members Biomed and Generic technical teams NA4 Test team A process is needed to feed back requirements discuss middleware issues (features, bugs)

21 Request to Bob Need for a clear policy For virtual organization set-up For allocation of resources For transfer of applications from EDG This policy can change once SA1 gets organized Emergency for deployment of pilot and generic applications between PM0 and PM6

22 Issues for JRA3 and Bob: relationship with applications Security is one of the bottlenecks for deployment of many applications What is project security policy at day 0 ? How does it evolve during the project lifetime ? Is there a formal mechanism to feed back requirements ?

23 Next steps before project conference N°Date inWhoSubjectDeadlinePriority 1 upto 5 121/01/04Frank Mailing list of extended Steering Committee Done 221/01/04Frank/Vincent Set up dates for extended SC meetings 4/ /01/04Frank/Roberto Develop contacts with the GAT group in preparation for the July deliverable 1/ /01/04Vincent/Frank/Roberto Review the consolidation of the requirements (issue for the first SC meeting) 1/ /01/04Guy/Frank/Roberto Clarify roles and participation of groups remotely connected to NA4 activities (Russian groups, …) 1/ /01/04Vincent/Frank/Roberto Planning of the Cork meeting (issue for the first SC meeting) 18/ /01/04Vincent Confirmation of the biomedical pilot applications 15/ /01/04Roberto NA4 web site Done 921/01/04Vincent Execution plan ? /01/04Roberto/Guy Definition of process for selection of generic applications 15/ /01/04All partners Hiring of the funded resources 1/045