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GGF10 DRMAA Working Group Hrabri Rajic Intel GGF10 Berlin, Germany March, 2004 GLOBALGRIDFORUM.ORG

GGF10 First things first DRMAA scope and purpose:  Submit, control & monitor, and query status of jobs.  DRMAA concerned mainly with legacy environments and applications  But open for WSDL and recent OO languages bindings Need two volunteers for taking this session minutes Sign-up sheet

GGF10 Agenda DRMAA status C Bindings Java Bindings.NET bindings Open floor

GGF10 DRMAA status Final edit of DRMAA recommendation document in the 2 nd 60 day public review period Reference implementations  C bindings ( SGE and Condor reference implementations )  Java bindings ( version 0.3 ) .NET bindings ( version 0.1 )

GGF10 DRMAA C Bindings Daniel Templeton or Hrabri Rajic

GGF10 DRMAA Java Bindings Daniel Templeton

GGF10 DRMAA C# Bindings Peter Troeger

GGF10 How is Related to Other Groups OGSA  DRMAA oriented to legacy applications/environments, complementary to OGSA PE subgroup  Could be using OGSA interfaces as just another DRM system  DRMAA could be used as RM adapter  DRMAA enablement “warm-up” to OGSA enablement JSDL  DRMAA job attribute list extensive and agreed upon  JSDL adapter GRAAP SAGA Workflow, APME in general

GGF10 DRMAA Job Attributes Remote command to execute Remote command input parameters, a vector parameter Job state at submission Job environment, a vector parameter Job working directory Job category Native specification Standard input, output, and error streams distribution list to report the job completion and status, a vector parameter suppression Job start time Job name to be used for the job submission transfer files absolute job termination time wall clock time limit soft wall clock time limit job run duration hlimit job run duration slimit Mandatory job attributes:Optional job attributes:

GGF10 DRMAA & OGSA Integration Proposition Value Proposition Supporting Deliverable DRMAA Apps MAY integrate with OGSA Maximum app portability across various distributed computing architectures DRMAA OGSI client mapping document DRMAA as an OGSA RM Adapter RM investment leveraged for OGSA DRMAA for OGSA document Program Execution OGSI Client

GGF10 DRMAA Application Portability APP Single Machine Local Netw Sys’s Round Robin Clusters P2P APP DRMAA DRM Service Oriented Grid DRMAA OGSA Local Service RM at deployment

GGF10 DRMAA Charter Develop an API specification for the submission and control of jobs to one or more Distributed Resource Management (DRM) systems. The scope of this specification is all the high level functionality which is necessary for an application to consign a job to a DRM system including common operations on jobs like termination or suspension. The objective is to facilitate the direct interfacing of applications to today's DRM systems by application's builders, portal builders, and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs).