DUNE Global Computing Sites

Monday 18 Feb 2019, 07:00 → 08:00 US/Pacific

https://fnal.zoom.us/j/636941598

Andrew Mcnab, Heidi Schellman (Oregon state), Kenneth Herner (Fermilab), Michael Kirby (FNAL), Steven Timm (Fermilab), Stuart Fuess (Fermilab), peter clarke (University Edinburgh)

Weekly meeting for sites doing DUNE computing

07:00 → 07:20 General discussion

Speakers: Dr Andrew McNab (University of Manchester), Heidi Schellman (Oregon state), Dr Michael Kirby (FNAL), Dr Steven Timm (Fermilab), Prof. peter clarke (University Edinburgh)

Notes from 18 Feb 2019 Dune sites jobs.

 

Present:  Andrew McNab, Heidi Schellman, Norm Buchanan, Robert Illingworth, 

Tanya Levshina, Steven Timm, Kej Herner, Xavier Espinal, Doug Johnson,

Stu Fuess, 

 

Test stands stuff on agenda for this afternoon

 

Compute

 

CIEMAT—CIEMAT CE’s prefer use 1 core 2GB, haven’t got back to us yet on condor .

PIC CE’s 8 core 16GB 

 

dunetpc v8 uses art 3 which will do multiple events in parallel but have to update certain 

Modules in dunetpc 

 

NIKHEF—haven’t heard from them in a week or so—don’t know if it’s done.

 

IN2P3/NP02—received formats from Elisabetta —reviewing them.

 

Storage

 

P. Clarke sent official document from UK about commitments

 

Rucio sets—are they ready @ CERN yet?  No

Heidi requested 5-10 files apiece of each energy types—first few hundred events in each run to test with something local on disk before running across all data sets.

 

No update on RAL this week—presumably Davix issues continue

 

Heidi—has been working on a script to do batch stuff @ CERN

Took example from C. Alt

 

Discussion—what to do with growing number of people who can’t get Fermilab id’s

 

Can monitor dune vo usage by running voms-proxy-init through elastic search

 

 

Plan for next week—

Submitting in2p3

More plan on users for rucio