US ATLAS Distributed Facility Support Center
Facilities Integration Program
Workshops
- See the US ATLAS Grid Webpage for a full listing of ATLAS and Grid meetings and workshops.
- US ATLAS Tier2 Workshop at the University of Chicago, May 9-10, 2006
- US ATLAS Tier2 Workshop at Harvard University, August 17-18, 2006
- US ATLAS Tier2 Workshop at the University of Texas, Arlington, December 8, 2006
- US ATLAS Tier2 Workshop at the University of California, San Diego, March 7-8, 2007
- US ATLAS Tier2 Integration Planning Meeting, University of Chicago, May 9-10, 2007
- US ATLAS Tier2 Workshop at Indiana University, Bloomington, June 20-22, 2007
- US ATLAS Tier2 Workshop at SLAC, November 28-30, 2007
- US ATLAS Tier2 Workshop at UNC, March 4, 2008
Tier2 Program Planning
USATLAS Support Ticket System
The OSG/LCG grid administrator (of Tier 1 and Tier 2 clusters) should be responsible to follow up with tickets with the same ownership as their site. The content of tickets can be: reporting a problem, requesting a change and adding more features. Each ticket is associated with different priorities. The responsible site administrator needs to follow up the ticket in a timely fashion and try to resolve the ticket, and then close it. Each update to the ticket will trigger an email sent to the ticket requester, ticket owner and other persons assigned this ticket category.
Ticket Responsibility:
When an administrator receives an email regarding a support ticket, he/she should
click on the Web link which takes him/her to the USATLAS ticket system.
Before you view the ticket, you will be prompted to input your BNL local
account name and password. For forgotten passwords or other RT account issues,
please
open a ticket in the Accounts queue.
When you work on a ticket, you are responsible to provide the status
update through the ticket system until the ticket is closed: inform the
user of the cause of the problems, and your proposed solutions. Each update on
the ticket will be emailed to the ticket requester. If the requester replies
to the email with more questions or information (the ticket system can right
now not allow a non-user to access the ticket, we are working on solutions
so that a user should be able to follow up with his/her ticket), the
ticket assignees should be responsible to post it onto the ticket
system.
Each type of ticket has a primary owner and several assignees. If a assignee finds
that ticket can be handled by him/her, he can take the ownership, process the ticket and
close it. By doing this, we can avoid single point failure.
If the ticket is improperly assigned to you, you need to go to the
ticket system to re-assign the ticket to the new responsible person by
changing the ticket's problem type and/or choosing new owner. Then you
pass along the responsibility.
Step by Step: Using the Ticket System
1. Request a BNL user account, and a US ATLAS computing account. See:
https://www.racf.bnl.gov/experiments/usatlas/getstarted/useraccounts
2. Request an RT account, and privileges to your associated ticket queues, by
sending an email to the Accounts queue. Please
include an email subject and any information that might aid
administrators in identifying you and granting appropriate permissions.
3. Once you have an RT account, log into
the RACF RT web interface and
click on the appropriate queue(s).
New Ticket System
For more information and documentation:
https://www.racf.bnl.gov/docs/rt
BNL HyperNews Forum
See the
HyperNews Interface and
HyperNews account and user information.
Tier 2 Software Installation
USATLAS Site Admin Software Installation and Configuration
Tier 2 Usage Policy
Tier 1 and Tier 2 Computing Facility Usage Policy
Tier2 Site Web Pages
Grid Certificates, VOMS
About This Site
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