High Availability Planning for Tier-2 Services

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High Availability Planning for Tier-2 Services Shawn McKee/AGLT2 USATLAS Tier-2/Tier-3 Workshop Ann Arbor, May 27th, 2008

Motivation Within the USATLAS facilities we have ever increasing Tier-2 capability, soon to average >1000 processors / Tier-2 Loss of critical services can total disrupt running jobs and the overall system Wouldn’t it be nice to have a more “robust” system for enabling our critical services? At AGLT2 we are looking at both VMware ESX and Xen Enterprise as possible solutions for a base system Robust service options could be layered on top…

Hardware Level We need to build a resilient(redundant) hardware basis to support the higher-level services To do this we ordered a matched set of servers, an iSCSI backend storage system and a management node All systems have redundant power supplies, network connections, network switches, RAID5 or RAID 1 disk configurations and UPS based power. High-availability is easiest. Loss of one physical server causes the other to instantiate any missing servers. Fault-tolerance (“resilience”) is more difficult…

Diagram of AGLT2 Test Platform

Concepts for Fault Tolerance Make sure stateful services store information in “shared” storage areas Use techniques like DRBD (Distributed Replicated Block Device) to distribute critical information between independent locations Evaluate/modify server applications for their ability to fail-over to another running system instance without losing their context. GOAL: Run a resilient Globus Gatekeeper instance which will not lose its running jobs if the underlying physical node crashes or goes offline.

Summary Need to test/evaluate both VMware and Xen to determine which can provide us the most effective environment The FNAL folks have started evaluating resilient grid services (see: http://www2.twgrid.org/event/isgc2008/Presentation%20Meterial/Operation%20&%20Management/Operation%20&%20Management_Eileen%20Berman.pdf ) We need to test these configurations on our systems. We want a very robust basis to build our critical grid services on: GUMS, Globus Gatekeeper, Condor headnode, Kerberos, NIS, AFS, dCache, etc.