Computing in Poland from the Grid/EGEE/WLCG point of view Ryszard Gokieli Institute for Nuclear Studies Warsaw Gratefully acknowledging slides from: P.Lasoń.

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Computing in Poland from the Grid/EGEE/WLCG point of view Ryszard Gokieli Institute for Nuclear Studies Warsaw Gratefully acknowledging slides from: P.Lasoń (Cracow) P.Siwczak (Poznań) T.Szewczyk (Poznań) W.Wiślicki (Warsaw) Pre-GDB Prague 2007/04/03

Polish HEP(LHC) centres  Cracow (Kraków) Institute of Nuclear Physics, University of Science and Technology  ATLAS (12 physicists, 3 PhD students), LHCb (7+1), ALICE  Neutrino, Belle  ZEUS, H1  Warsaw (Warszawa) Institute for Nuclear Studies, University, Technical University  CMS (5 physicists, 6 PhD students, ~3 engineers), LHCb, Alice  COMPASS  Neutrino

Polish LCG/EGEE centres ● Cracow:  CYFRONET – Academic Computer Centre  ● Warsaw:  ICM – Interdisciplinary Centre for Mathematical and Computational Modelling  ● Poznań  PCSS – Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Centre 

Polish network GDAŃSK POZNAŃ ZIELONA GÓRA KATOWICE KRAKÓW LUBLIN WARSZAWA BYDGOSZCZ TORUŃ CZĘSTOCHOWA BIAŁYSTOK OLSZTYN RZESZÓW BIELSKO-BIAŁA GÉANT KOSZALIN SZCZECIN WROCŁAW ŁÓDŹ KIELCE PUŁAWY OPOLE RADOM BASNET 34 Mb/s CESNET, SANET 10 Gb/s Local network 1 Gb/s

Cracow CYFRONET-LCG2 (32-bit) ● 274 CPUs in WNs (Xeon GHz, 2 GB RAM) ● 22 TB of storage (20 TB – DPM, 2 TB – classic SE) ● 1 Gb/s interconnect (except 5 WNs) and uplink ● OS: Scientific Linux ● Middleware version: gLite 3.0 ● Torque + Maui ● VOs: alice atlas balticgrid belle bgtut biomed cms dteam euchina gaussian hone lhcb ops zeus voce

Cracow CYFRONET-IA64 (64-bit) ● 34 CPUs in WNs (2x Itanium2 1.3 GHz, 2 GB RAM) ● 2 TB (classic SE – SCSI disk array) ● 1 Gb/s interconnect and uplink ● OS: Scientific Linux CERN ● Middleware version: LCG ● Torque + Maui ● VOs: atlas alice balticgrid belle biomed compchem dteam euchina gaussian lhcb ops voce

Cracow Resources for WLCG ● 55% of CPU power for WLCG  Atlas: 38.5%  LHCb: 11%  Alice: 5.5%  CMS: best effort ● Dedicated VOBOX for Alice ● Local LFC for Alice, Atlas

Total number of jobs: (81125) Atlas: 38545, LHCb: 9374, Alice: 92, CMS: 509 Cracow Statistics (CYFRONET-LCG2)

Cracow Statistics (CYFRONET-IA64) Total number of jobs: (21727) Atlas: 4694, LHCb: 37, Alice: 2148, CMS: 0

Warsaw ICM polgrid.pl ce.polgrid.pl: 268 (240) CPU AMD Opteron 250 in servers v20z and v40z sunfire, ~0.5 MSi2k se.polgrid.pl: 19 (~10) TB, RAID5 at StorEdge 1 Gbps to VLAN information helpdesk.polgrid.pl: ROC CE helpdesk i2helpdesk.polgrid.pl: Int.eu.grid helpdesk

Warsaw Resource usage and sharing, cont. CPU distribution over VOs (%): ALICE <1 ATLAS 14 CMS 50 COMPASS 1 DTEAM <1 LHCB 29 VOCE 6 Interactive 10

Warsaw Resource usage and sharing, cont. Active users: 294 Jobs: CPU efficiency: 73% Cluster usage was very inhomogenous in time

Warsaw User portals CE ROC user support helpdesk: - about 300 tickets processed last year, - most of them operational - 20% solution time 1 day - 50% solution time > 4 days (does not always mean poor performance, some tickets are time consuming. Response time is normally 1 day.)

Poland Tier-2 clusters performance, CPU

Polish Tier-2 federation ● Poland is a federated Tier-2 ● HEP community rather small (~60 people) ● Each of the computing centres naturally will support mainly 1 experiment  Cracow – ATLAS  Warsaw – CMS  Poznań – ALICE ● This probably means that each centre will be about 1/3 of the average/small Tier2 for a given experiment (???)

Polish Tier-2 Federation Resource pledges for WLCG Nominal WAN (Mbits/sec) Disk (Tbytes) CPU (kSI2k) Poland Polish T2 Federation General

Polish Tier-2 Federation Resource pledges for WLCG TB/kSI2k requested TB/kSI2k offered 0%2%1%0% % of total 68 2% 305 CMS Offered Disk (Tbytes) 2%5%3%2% % of total Offered CPU (kSI2k) sumLHCbATLASALICE Split 2008 Details for 2008