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NORDUnet Nordic Infrastructure for Research & Education Report of the CERN LHCONE Workshop May 2013 Lars Fischer LHCONE Meeting Paris, 17-18 June 2013
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NORDUnet Nordic infrastructure for Research & Education “VRF” “Carrier Ethernet/ OAM/ TRILL” “OpenFlow” “NSI” “Diagnostics” 1. DANTE 2. SARA/ SURFnet 3. Internet2 4. NORDUnet SURFnet 5. Internet2/ DANTE “Interface with the LHC software stacks” 6. ESnet/USLHCNet Result of the LHCONE meeting in Amsterdam, December 1&2, 2011 Fix it Innovation LHCONE Activities
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NORDUnet Nordic infrastructure for Research & Education “VRF” “Carrier Ethernet/ OAM/ TRILL” “OpenFlow” “NSI” “Diagnostics” 1. DANTE 2. SARA/ SURFnet 3. Internet2 4. NORDUnet SURFnet 5. Internet2/ DANTE “Interface with the LHC software stacks” 6. ESnet/USLHCNet Result of the LHCONE meeting in Amsterdam, December 1&2, 2011 Fix it Innovation LHCONE Activities
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NORDUnet Nordic infrastructure for Research & Education Network-aware Application Objective of Experiments is to treat networks as just another schedule-able resource (like CPU, Storage, etc) Require applications to be network-aware at many levels Require networks to deliver not only schedulable capacity, but also information about available resources, performance, etc Bigger topic than P2P and BoD BoD and NSI remains a critical component The key requirement is still “predictable delivery of bulk data” … but applications want to be able to predict properties of network resources ahead of time Monitoring is of growing importance and need more attention It’s not about contracts and SLAs … it’s about being able to create applications that understand the network and can take network properties into account, in an interactive manner.
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NORDUnet Nordic infrastructure for Research & Education Related topics CDN Is what we need actually a CDN? Can existing CDN solutions do the job? Can CDN solutions handle the two-way nature of LHCONE, or is the focus too much on one-way bulk transfer IETF ALTO (Application-Layer Traffic Optimization) RFC 5693, RFC 6708 Draft protocol, May 20 2013 (exp. 21 Nov 13) “... provide applications with information to perform better-than-random initial peer selection…” There appears to be mission overlap Requirements We still have some way to go An interactive process is needed We need to take practical steps to accomplish this
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NORDUnet Nordic infrastructure for Research & Education Trial Objective: to provide feedback to understanding of requirements Be part of interactive process of requirement definition Idea for setup Static mesh of low capacity, controlled by NSI2.0 Use NSI change request to ramp bandwidth up and down and traffic is changing Use Open Exchanges as core components Use experimental circuits between OLEs as key resource for the experiments Use phedex or similar to do the callout to manage capacity Scale Small number of sites Sites interested in participating, with resources to deploy end to end Objective is not the service for those sites, but what we learn doing it
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