Midwest Tier2 Action Items
Introduction
These are some notes to follow-up on
TierTwoPlanning tasks and deliverables as discussed
at the May
Tier2 workshop in Chicago. This is being updated for the
Tier2 workshop at Harvard, August 17-18, 2006.
Facilities
Follow-up from the
TierTwoFacilities working group:
Current Inventory of Deployed and Leveraged Facilities
- MWT2 - UC Site [Prototype Midwest Tier 2, Dedicated Leveraged]
- 64 nodes, 128 CPUs, 129K SI2K?
- Dual Xeon 3.0 GHz
- 5 TB total, 3 volumes in rotation
- Addtional storage in UC VO box (4 TB) and local analysis (6 TB)
- MWT2 - IU Site [Prototype Midwest Tier 2, Dedicated Leveraged]
- 32 nodes, 64 CPUs, 54K SI2K?
- Dual Xeon 2.4 GHz CPUs
- 1.5 TB disk via IBM's GPFS
- 8 TB via SAN (NFSv3)
- HPSS � 60 TB (tape)
- Teraport, [Dedicated Leveraged]
- 30% on avg of 128 nodes, 84.5K SI2K?
- Dual Opteron, 2.2 GHz
- 11 TB GPFS storage (shared, currently 3 TB in use by ATLAS)
- Current totals: 267K SI2K? , 28.5 TB disk, 60 TB tape
Deployment of new MWT2 facilities
UC site
The UC cluster is comprised of MWT2 dedicated compute, dCache read and write pools, grid nodes, and management nodes. The interconnect for these machines is a Cisco 6509 ethernet system (GigE? and 10 GigE? equipment).
- 8 compute nodes (dual AMD64 dual core CPUs)
- 6 additional nodes of the same flavor
- 1 dCache write pool node with 10 GigE? interface
- 2 dCache write pool nodes
- 2 Grid nodes with 2 TB RAID5
- 5 Grid nodes with 320 GB RAID1
- 1 Head node for cluster management
- 1 KVM system (8 port, with 15" monitor, keyboard and trackball)
- 1 remote management system (Cyclades, Ethernet patch panels, 3 PDUs, RJ45 to DB9 serial adapters)
- 1 spare parts kit
- 2 rack cabinet
- Additional ~14 nodes to be purchased in September (TBD).
IU site
The IU cluster is comprised of MWT2 dedicated compute, dCache read and write pools, grid nodes, and management nodes. The interconnect for these machines is a FORCE10 ethernet system (GigE? and 10 GigE? equipment).
- 8 compute nodes (dual AMD64 dual core CPUs)
- 6 additional nodes of the same flavor
- 1 dCache write pool node with 10 GigE? interface
- 2 dCache write pool nodes
- 2 Grid nodes with 2 TB RAID5
- 5 Grid nodes with 320 GB RAID1
- 1 Head node for cluster management
- 1 KVM system (8 port, with 15" monitor, keyboard and trackball)
- 1 remote management system (Cyclades, Ethernet patch panels, 3 PDUs, RJ45 to DB9 serial adapters)
- 1 spare parts kit
- 2 rack cabinet
- Additional ~10 nodes to be purchased in September (TBD).
Networking
Follow-up from the
TierTwoNetworking working group:
- Current Route between IU and UC (10 Gb Starlight connection nearing completion)
- Hardware identified for NDT installation, plans to proceed with install in the near term
- 10 Gbps Cisco 6509 router purchased (PS, supervisor, 4-port 10 GigE blade, 48 port GigE blade); now installed Y%
- 10 Gbps service established to MWT2 machine room
- 10G VLAN setup between IU and UC
Storage and Data Services
Follow-up from the
TierTwoStorageDataServices working group:
- 65 TB dCache deployed
Policy and Accounting
Follow-up from the
TierTwoPolicyAccounting working group:
- Delivery of policy description for MWT2.
- 12/2006: New MWT2 facilities support only grid submissions for two VOMS roles: software is usatlas2, and production usatlas1 for Panda production. Older facilities (UC_ATLAS_Tier2, IU_ATLAS_Tier2, UC_Teraport) continue to suppport Panda production, production from ATLAS grid users (usatlas3, usatlas4), and general OSG.
Operations and User Support
Follow-up from the
TierTwoOperationsUserSupport working group:
- Now have RT queues setup by BNL and in use for both MWT2 support and internal issues.
- Have RT system setup for UC Teraport facility.
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RobertGardner - 15 Aug 2006
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KristyKallback - 15 Aug 2006
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