1.5 Engage Year 5. Prior Year Challenges staffing issues – Rynge transition to ISI in Nov/Dec ’09 – new hire started 7/12/2010; new to Grid computing,

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1.5 Engage Year 5

Prior Year Challenges staffing issues – Rynge transition to ISI in Nov/Dec ’09 – new hire started 7/12/2010; new to Grid computing, but a fast learner Campus Grids realizations – Transitioning Clemson effort to virtualization and cloud technologies already being used STAR and for a particularly difficult to deploy BIO application (PolyPhen-2)

RENCI new hire: Steve Cox Comes to RENCI from the financial services industry Led a team of developers developing an equity research and brokerage platform Previously worked at Duke Clinical Research Institute in clinical informatics research software Background includes data, networking, wireless and 3D software startups Steve has worked most with Java, SOAP, SQL, JavaScript and a variety of Unix scripting environments Initial tasks include: – Engage Infrastructure ramp up – User Engagement – Setting up an OSG CE in front of RENCI’s flagship cluster – GlideinWMS deployment for Engage

WBSTaskStart dateEnd dateOwners 1.5Engage 1.5.1User Engagement Engage 10 new users10/01/1009/30/11McGee Continue MPI efforts across OSG10/01/1009/30/11Thain Steffen Bass et al - thoughput and iRODS10/01/1001/30/11McGee, S.Cox 1.5.2Engage Infrastructure Maintain existing infrastructure for existing users10/01/1009/30/11McGee, S.Cox Investigate GlideinWMS as a replacement for OSGMM10/01/1001/30/11S.Cox Support RENCI Science Portal as an OSG access mechanism10/01/1009/30/11J.Reilly, S.Cox OSG Access to RENCI-BlueRidge10/01/1011/30/10S.Cox 1.5.3Clemson Contributions Engage users requiring virtualization on OSG10/01/1009/30/11Goasguen Work with campuses to deploy10/01/1009/30/11Goasguen Investigate VM computing across OSG, Magelllan and Future Grid10/01/1009/30/11Goasguen 1.5.4VO Engagement LSST10/01/1009/30/11Garzoglio ITER10/01/1009/30/11Garzoglio