1 Grid in STAR: Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine STAR Grid Components in STAR: Experience, Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.

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1 Grid in STAR: Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine STAR Grid Components in STAR: Experience, Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory July 14, 2000 PPDG Workshop, Argonne

2 Grid in STAR: Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine STAR Outline STAR is taking data: Grid in analysis Grid for production? Plans

3 Grid in STAR: Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine STAR Decisions Taken Event split into components: –daq (raw data) or fzd (Geant3) –dst: legacy C-structures –event: same info in OO –tags: like an n-tuple –hist: for QA –... ROOT-based Architecture –Persistency: STL containers - structural and reference schema evolution –Analysis: “good-bye” PAW

4 Grid in STAR: Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine STAR Grid Components Deployed for Analysis tag database: to speed up user response –data in ROOT TTree files (n-tuple): data description stored together with the data (solves the schema evolution problem) comments preserved 2-level hierarchy: 500 tags are in seven groups split mode for structures (not objects: no need to load classes to analyze tags) indexed tags (Grand Challenge deployed) –efficient cache management –transparent user access to HPSS in principle, to the raw data as well: “the Dream” is coming true

5 Grid in STAR: Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine STAR Component-based Architectures Grand Challenge: –large size components one component per developer NOVA: –smaller-size components one components per task Needed: small components, easily adaptable to experiments e.g., “ls” for the HPSS

6 Grid in STAR: Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine STAR Grid Components for Production? $$$ constraints have to use low- cost commodity components: latency tolerant algorithms have to load all distributed nodes: sustained data transfer methods have to use HPPS data storage: efficient cache management transparent user access

7 Grid in STAR: Needs and Plans A. Vaniachine STAR Plans for PPDG Deploy file transfer methods for the BNL-LBNL link current rate: rcf  pdsf = 100 GB/day Managed file caching for high- throughput computing –pdsf as a development test-bed –rcf as a target for deployment