DUNE Core Computing Meeting

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Andrew McNab (University of Manchester), Andrew Norman (Fermilab), Heidi Schellman (Oregon state), Michael Kirby (FNAL), Steven Timm (Fermilab), Thomas Junk (Fermilab)
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Heidi Schellman is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: General DUNE Computing meeting
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    • 07:30 07:50
      News and Announcements 20m
      Speakers: Dr Andrew McNab (University of Manchester), Heidi Schellman (Oregon state), Dr Michael Kirby (FNAL), Dr Steven Timm (Fermilab)
      Slides

      Present: Heidi S., A. McNab, A. Mazzacane, J. Perry, K. Herner, N. Buchanan, 

      Peter Clarke, Petr Vokac, Raja Nandakumar, Rob Currie, Robert Illingworth, 

      Stu Fuess, Teng Li, Tom Junk, Xavi Espinal, Doug Johnson, David Adams,

       

       

       

      Notes on dune meeting file usage discussion.

       

      Persistent dcache is full, jmalbos filled up with 10K 2G files

       

       

      Can we have quotas on persistent?  Not right now.

      Should we push back and require quotas?

       

      We put in a request as part of SC-PMT

      Still waiting for SC-PMT to send back final report.

       

      Kirby—should push for quotas

      But who’s going to do the management?

      CDF gave quotas to the physics groups, 

       

      Also need to push for expanding actual allocation.

      But have to push back and tell the physics group that they have to manage it.

       

      Mc.Nab—shouldn’t put much beyond the terabyte level.

      Past 

       

      Kirby—no reason that a sample that everyone wants should reside in persistent

      Herner—If everyone really wants it then it will stay in the RW Cache

      Put a AAREADME in that directory

      Tom—not sure it has been accessed recently.

       

      Steve—will make the documentation of how we did the Sheffield data backup

       

      Not ready to push user data with rucio

       

      Robert—we can move it around—but do we understand how to keep track of it

       

      Any large data set has to be in sam4users.

       

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      James Perry / Teng. /Peter Clarke—jumps in because have to be done with 10

       

      Peter wondering what is the followup  post-the JLAB discussion, should they start working on metadata for Rucio—  Robert/Heidi—think we want a standalone file metadata server outside of rucio.

       

      Steve—need to make requirements

       

      Robert—want to streamline the data set definitions.

      Heidi—people are making huge numbers of DSD’s in project.py, annoying.

       

       

       

      Back to quota discussion--Heidi if we get more persistent quotas can we divide them up among the groups. Generic user space also useful.

       

      Xavi—@ CERN they are managing the storage via physics groups and quotas.

      Kirby has emailed dcache people to begin the discussion.

       

      Have to figure out what is going with CERN user usage at once.  STeve—right now it is small, 

      < 1% of all EOS content.

       

      Tom==would like physics groups stuff be readable by the collaboration.

       

      Stu—tape and small files don’t get together.. but other than that dcache doesn’t care.

      Are small files worthy of being on tape?

       

      Tom—high turnover, education issue

       

      Heidi—first steps—quotas, group areas, sam4users document ions

      Whatever in persistent goes to tape backed

      Scratch is a good solutions

       

      Xavi—main experiment of LHC are shielding the tape from the users

       

       

      Roundtable

       

      Steve—data management, all was covered in 9AM call

       

      Ken Herner—production, have figured out how to split the DP MC into two phases and 

      Reduce amount of memory needed.

      Photon libraries, Alex Himmel and John Losecco looking, may have a solution.

       

      Need to ask for time on protodune-sp ops meeting on Friday and protodune-dra reconstruction.

       

      Software mgmt (Tom) —nothing new this week.  New release maybe next week.

      One of the keepup logs run 5849 took longer than normal due to 7.5ms 

       

      James Perry—code for URL signing for S3 and Swift merged into Rucio Github

       

      Teng Li—have done some data testing locally and now working with Kevin Retzke to set up the ingest points at Fermilab.

       

      Robert has just started a bunch of rebalancing, should have something to see.

      Anna Monitoring the NAS volumes--should talk more with the monitoring team to see what can be provided.

       

       

       

       

       

    • 07:50 09:00
      Round Table Reports
      • 07:50
        ProtoDUNE-SP 5m
        Speaker: Andrea Dell'Acqua (CERN)
      • 07:55
        ProtoDUNE-DP 5m
        Speaker: Dr Elisabetta Pennacchio (IN2P3)
      • 08:00
        Globalization 5m
        Speakers: Andrew McNab (University of Manchester), Viktor Pec, Prof. peter clarke (University Edinburgh)
      • 08:05
        Databases 5m
        Speakers: Dr Andrew Norman (Fermilab), Charles e. Lane, Igor Mandrichenko (FNAL), Dr Jonathan Paley (Fermilab), Prof. Norm Buchanan (Colorado State University)
      • 08:10
        Data Management 5m
        Speakers: Dr Adam Aurisano (University of Cincinnati), Dr Andrew Norman (Fermilab), Igor Mandrichenko (FNAL), Dr Steven Timm (Fermilab), Dr Stuart Fuess (Fermilab)
      • 08:15
        Production 5m
        Speakers: Dr Andrew McNab (University of Manchester), Ivan Furic (U. Florida - Gainesville), Ivan Furic (University of Florida), Dr Kenneth Herner (Fermilab)
      • 08:20
        Software Management 5m
        Speakers: Mr Christoph Alt (ETH Zurich), David Adams (BNL), Dr Thomas Junk (Fermilab)