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SEE-GRID-2 The SEE-GRID-2 initiative is co-funded by the European Commission under the FP6 Research Infrastructures contract no South-Eastern European GRid-enabled elnfrastructure Development 2 Gabriel Neagu SEE-GRID2 PSC Member National Institute for R&D in Informatics – ICI, Bucharest SEEGRID NGIs

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, Outline SEEGRID NGIs initiation SEEGRID NGIs profile NGI definition NGI creation problems Recommended steps for NGI set-up NGI sustainability indicators NGI Benefits Conclusions and Future work

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, SEEGRID NGIs initiation  Albania: - planned for the end of 2007  Moldova: MDGRID (05/2007)  Bosnia-Herzegovina: NGI-BA (03/2006)  Montenegro: MGI (11/2006)  FYR Macedonia: MARGI (04/2005)  Serbia: AEGIS (04/2005)  Croatia: CRO GRID (01/2004)  Bulgaria: BGGC (01/2003)  Hungary: MGKK (2003)  Turkey: TR-Grid (09/2003)  Greece: Hellas Grid (01/2003)  Romania: RoGrid (05/2002) SEE-GRID2 SEE-GRID1

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, SEEGRID NGIs distribution Before SEE-GRID-2 During SEE-GRID-2 Planned NGI-BA 03/06 BGGC 01/03 CRO-GRID 01/04 MGKK 2003 MARGI 04/05 MGI 11/06 RoGrid 05/02 AEGIS 04/05 TR-GRID 09/03 HellasGrid 11/03 MDGRID 05/07

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, SEEGRID NGIs Profile  Most of them are recognized as initiatives at the national level  Consortium agreements based organization, no juridical status  NREN support played an important role in NGI kick-off  Main funding sources: national and EC projects, national research budgets; short term time frame for current funding  Both top-down and bottom up enlargement approaches  NGI Membership is dominated by academica and research A National eInfrastructure Strategy was adopted in few countries  Adoption of policy documents is unbalanced between countries  Uneven distribution of efforts in deploying Grid infrastructure core services and operational tools  In few cases national VOs have been established [SEE-GRID2: D2.1, December 2006]

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, SEE-GRID2 definition of NGI (1/2) “NGI is an open consortium of legal entities or a legal entity acting on their behalf that, for the benefit of research and education community, coordinates, promotes and implements Grid activities at the National level, focusing on Grid deployment and operations, according to a National strategy / research and deployment programme for this field.”

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, SEE-GRID2 definition of NGI (2/2) Other requirements:  To be officially recognized at the national level as responsible for the eInfrastructure  To be unique in this position according to a national strategy  To be representative for the research community in the country  Both top-down and button-up approaches should be considered for the consortium enlargement  Closely cooperate with NREN  Sustainability as an essential medium-long term objective  Contribute and adhere to international standards and policies [SEE-GRID2: D2.2, March 2007]

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, NGI creation problems  Identifying a critical mass of interested research and academic organization  Maturity level of local NREN, its involvement and cooperation  Awareness of relevant Governmental bodies  National recognition, adoption of a national eInfrastructure strategy  Medium term stable national funding  Availability and autonomy level of NREGI  Participation in international cooperation, access to best and bad practices  Grid competent community at the country level  Grid awareness of academic and research communities  Application development and adoption  Clear policy for achieving the medium-long term sustainability

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, SEE-GRID2 – NGI set up steps (1/2) a.Get in touch with diverse research institutes interested in scientific computing, large computing centres, and NREN; get consensus towards common strategy for Grid development in the country b.Sign a MoU (Memorandum of Understanding) within the consortium which would define common goal in setting up an NGI and developing the Grid infrastructure and general Grid activities in the country c.Write together a national strategy document. This would state major objectives and approach, and identify potential Grid resources and user groups in the country d.Approach relevant ministries (e.g. Science and Technology, Development, Education, Information Technology) with the national strategy document, and try to get their support

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, SEE-GRID2 – NGI set up steps (2/2) e.Establish a legal entity or make sure that an established legal entity represents NGI on behalf of the consortium f.With the support letter from the Ministry organise an official inauguration event of the National Grid Initiative targeted at slightly wider public g.Seek national funding programme by proposing a national-level project h.Consider technical aspects: choice of middleware, establishing pilot resource centres even with basic resources, aim to support core services for the pilot national VO, use the VO to establish the sharing culture. Establish a web presence visible to a wider community i.Define the national-level policies. [SEE-GRID2: D2.2, March 2007]

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, NGI – Sustainability Indicators  NGI setup and recognition  NGI organization and Consortium expansion  NREN cooperation  eInfrastructure national strategy  National Policy documents  eIRG plans  National-level projects  Other sources of funding in Grid area including related projects  Technical independence i.e. national-level services  Expansion of national infrastructure  Sites migrated to EGEE production  Expansion to new applications and user communities, industrial cooperation [SEE-GRID2: D2.3a, May 2007]

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, NGI benefits  Enabling involvement and cooperation of key personnel (Technical people, Policy makers, Stakeholders)  Raising awareness at user communities’ level  Coherent representation of collective interests in the domain  Coordinated NREGI development  Initiating national potential for Grid applications development and stimulating computing intensive domains of science [SEE-GRID2: D2.1, December 2006]

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, Conclusions What we achieved:  a clear understanding of the NGI concept and its role in sustainable development of the national research and education Grid infrastructure (NREGI);  definition of major steps and milestones in the process of NGI set- up and consolidation;  identification of main policy issues that have to be tackled along the NGI development ;  filtering of relevant practices at national and regional levels and recommendations for their implementation;  exercising the responsibility of periodic assessment of the achieved NGI preparatory and development status.

SEE-GRID-2: Regional Grid projects concertation workshop – EGEE’07, Future work Focus on supporting the National Grid Initiatives of the countries in the region Define Guidelines for NGI best-practices Propose actions paving the way for long-term integration into wider European Grid operational and organisational models (EGI) Dissemination of the NGI know-how Develop collaboration with other Regional Grid initiatives