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CVMFS@RAL Catalin Condurache STFC RAL Tier-1 GridPP OPS meeting, 10 March 2015 Short history September 2012 non-LHC Stratum-0 at RAL gridpp.ac.uk CVMFS domain initially for UK VOs, then extended August 2013 CVMFS TF


  1. CVMFS@RAL Catalin Condurache STFC RAL Tier-1 GridPP OPS meeting, 10 March 2015

  2. Short history • September 2012 – non-LHC Stratum-0 at RAL • gridpp.ac.uk CVMFS domain • initially for UK VOs, then extended • August 2013 – CVMFS TF kick-off meeting • to establish a CVMFS infrastructure that allows EGI VOs to use it as a standard method of distribution of their software at grid sites

  3. Recent developments • Domain gridpp.ac.uk less likely to continue • requests to create, host and publish repositories for various EGI VOs (not only UK) • Following CVMFS WG meeting (March 2014) • it was agreed that egi.eu would be the new CVMFS domain for new requests • Work started to migrate gridpp.ac.uk -> egi.eu • existing gridpp.ac.uk repositories duplicated as egi.eu

  4. CVMFS@RAL – current status • 15 ‘established’ repositories (only 5 at kick -off) hosted and published at RAL – ~500 GB – egi.eu • 6 ‘emerging’ repos – incl. UK reg. VOs ( gridpp.ac.uk ) • List of VOs supported ( egi.eu and gridpp.ac.uk ) - biomed, cernatschool.org, glast.org, hone, hyperk.org, km3net.org, mice, na62.vo.gridpp.ac.uk, pheno, phys.vo.ibergrid.eu, snoplus.snolab.ca, t2k.org, enmr.eu • List of VOs and research groups supported ( egi.eu only) - auger, comet.j-parc.jp, ligo, supernemo • List of VOs supported ( gridpp.ac.uk only) - vo.londongrid.ac.uk, vo.scotgrid.ac.uk, vo.southgrid.ac.uk, vo.northgrid.ac.uk

  5. RAL infrastructure • Stratum-0 – VM, 20GB RAM, 1.2TB HDD • CVMFS uploader – VM, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD • Stratum-1 – HA 2-node cluster, metal boxes, 32GB, 12TB • cvmfs-egi • it replicates egi.eu , opensciencegrid.org , desy.de , nikhef.nl • plan to integrate with WLCG Stratum-1 ( cernvmfs ) • Squid machines are shared for Frontier and LHC/non-LHC CVMFS access

  6. Extended EGI infrastructure • Stratum-0 at DESY and NIKHEF (not as egi.eu ) • 31 repos replicated at RAL (non-LHC, non-OSG) • Other Stratum-1 replicas for egi.eu at NIKHEF, ASGC, TRIUMF • Big help with cvmfs-keys v1.5 • egi.eu configured by default • more help with cvmfs v2.1.20 • no longer CERN-centric configuration • new puppet module available • gridpp.ac.uk to be phased out outside UK soon • will remain in use for geographically UK VOs only

  7. EGI + OSG CVMFS infrastructure Proxy Hierarchy Stratum-0 NIKHEF nikhef.nl Stratum-1 NIKHEF Proxy Hierarchy Stratum-0 OSG opensciencegrid.org Stratum-1 CERN Stratum-0 RAL Proxy egi.eu Hierarchy Stratum-1 RAL Stratum-0 DESY desy.de Stratum-1 DESY Stratum-1 ASGC Proxy Hierarchy Stratum-1 TRIUMF

  8. Software installation mechanism at RAL /home/augersgm GSI Interface /home/biomedsgm GSIssh/scp . . DN credentials . VOMS Role credentials . /home/t2ksgm VO Software Grid Manager CVMFS Uploader Stratum-1@RAL /cvmfs/auger.egi.eu /cvmfs/biomed.egi.eu Stratum-1@NIKHEF . . . Stratum-1@ASGC . /cvmfs/t2k.egi.eu Stratum-0 Stratum-1@TRIUMF CernVM Users Workshop, CERN, 5 - 6 March 2015

  9. HOWTO new repo at RAL Stratum-0 • Request at support@gridpp.rl.ac.uk • For registered VOs access on CVMFS uploader based on DNs and/or VOMS role • For research groups • membership of UK regional VOs recommended if grid access is required • repository created within gridpp.ac.uk space • repository could be moved later within egi.eu (once VO registered)

  10. Proposal for rsync of repos at RAL Stratum-0 • Currently CVMFS uploader contains the master copies of all repositories – used space slowly increasing • Could VOs keep their own master copies locally? • Then CVMFS uploader (or Stratum-0) would just check and rsync if necessary

  11. Catalin’s requests to all CVMFS sites • Please check that you are at cvmfs v2.1.19 • Please, please have cvmfs-keys v1.5-1 installed • Please update to the latest cvmfs-puppet module v0.3.3 • Be ready to update to cvmfs v2.1.20

  12. CernVM-FS Users Workshop, 5-6 March, CERN https://indico.cern.ch/event/348657/

  13. • Status and roadmap of CernVM - CernVM virtual appliance – complete and portable environment for developing and running HEP data processing tasks - Use cases - IaaS Clouds: AWS community image, CERN OpenStack - Development environment: Xfce graphical UI - Volunteer computing: Test4Theory - Long-term analysis preservation: ALEPH software - Outreach and education: CERN OpenData portal - Future plans - Lightweight virtualization: containers in CernVM (Docker and lxc)

  14. • Status and roadmap of CernVM - 2 - Future plans - Lightweight virtualization: containers in CernVM (Docker and lxc) - Security Updates - Contextualization - SL7 support

  15. • Status and roadmap of CernVM-FS - CernVM-FS – critical WLCG service, increasing number of non-LHC repos - Repository server migration to 2.1.x - Consolidation configuration of CernVM-FS - Disentangle CernVM-FS from CERN-specific configuration - Simplify CernVM-FS client configuration - Allow for 3rd party configuration packages - Facilitate support for non-HEP VOs

  16. • Status and roadmap of CernVM-FS - 2 - New configuration methods in CernVM-FS 2.1.20 - Introduction of cvmfs-config-packages - Ability to use configuration repositories - Automatic location aware ordering of Stratum1 servers - Push replication - Stratum-0 will actively announce updates to Stratum-1s - Will significantly lower the update dissemination latency to CVMFS clients

  17. • Feedback from the LHC experiments • Feedback from the users community - OSG and EGI – similar interface for users for maintaining the repositories - Asia - requests for ACL - notes from GridPP user engagement programme – TomW • CVMFS as a high speed filesystem for auxiliary data • Volunteer computing projects at CERN

  18. • Technological trends - Docker containers in distributed applications Sebastien Goasguen (Citrix) - Opportunistic computing for CMS at large scale Douglas Thain (Univ Notre Dame) - Hybrid cloud environments and networking on AWS Giulio Soro (AWS) - Big data in the Cloud – processing and performance Anthony Voellm (Google)

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