WLCG-OSG-EGEE Ops' Minutes Mon 22 Jun 2009
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Attendance
EGEE
- Asia Pacific ROC: Jason Shih
- Central Europe ROC: Malgorzata Krakowian
- OCC / CERN ROC: John Shade, Antonio Retico, Nick Thackray, Diana Bosio
- French ROC: Pierre Girard, Rolf Rumler
- German/Swiss ROC: Sven Hermann
- Italian ROC:
- Northern Europe ROC: Vera Hasper, Roger Oscarsson, Zeeshan Ali Shah
- Russian ROC:
- South East Europe ROC: Marios Chatziangelou
- South West Europe ROC: Christian Neissner
- UK/Ireland ROC: Jeremy Coles
- GGUS: Torsten Antoni
- GOCDB:
WLCG
- WLCG Service Coordination:
WLCG Tier 1 Sites
- ASGC: Jason Shih
- BNL: Absent
- CERN site: Ignacio Reguero
- FNAL: Catalin Dumitrescu
- FZK: Angela Poschlad
- IN2P3: Pierre Girard
- INFN: Absent
- NDGF: Absent
- PIC: Absent
- RAL: Gareth Smith, Derek Ross
- SARA/NIKHEF: Absent
- TRIUMF: Absent
Kyle Gross
Feedback on Last Week's Minutes
None was given.
EGEE Items
Grid Operator Hand Over on Duty
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3 tickets to report for APROC. They ahve been open for 30 days or more.
https://gus.fzk.de/ws/ticket_info.php?ticket=48820
https://gus.fzk.de/ws/ticket_info.php?ticket=48768
https://gus.fzk.de/ws/ticket_info.php?ticket=47865
Sites Considered For Suspension
None
PPS Reports and Issues
gLite Release News
- The grid CM packages will be released soon.
EGEE Items From ROC Reports
actually suffers the same problem than the RPM-based distribution as explained
in the known issues (
http://glite.web.cern.ch/glite/packages/R3.1/x86_64/deployment/glite-WN/glite-WN-known-issues.asp
).
In order to solve the problem once and for all, it would be enough to
rebuild the tarball by applying the workaround as described within the known issues
for the RPM-based distribution.
For a site, the use of tarball distribution is sustainable if and
only if the delivered tarball is well-built. In no case, a site should complete
the tarball building process by installing missing RPMs. Once a building problem
is identified, the tarball should be rebuilt by the provider itself.
By the way, we think that the GGUS ticket was prematurely closed as
a new (and completed) tarball was not provided.
Within the french ROC, 3 sites make use of the Tarball distribution
for UI/WN. They were asked not to deploy the 2 last updates because of the
building problem.
Does some body know how many sites are using the tarball distribution
for glite-WN ? Are the french sites the only ones?
Needed a tarball with 32-bit libraries and 64-bit libraries, forcing the 64-bit binaries
in the tarball.
Then the tarball will be different from the rpm installation where one gets the 32-bit
binaries, whereas in the tarball it will be the 64-bit binaries.
Grid Service Interventions
- Consult links on the agenda page.
- Planned interventions (FZK-LCG2):
- outage: tape access on 25/6: 07:00 - 11:00 UTC * at risk: reconfiguration, reboot of several disk pools on 25/6: 11:00 - 13:00 UTC
* Integration of Mathwork's Matlab with gLite + licences
Information from NA4:
NA4 has been working closely with Mathworks in order to smoothly integrate
MATLAB MDCS with gLite. This product has passed through an extensive trial
during the past year, delivering a couple of interesting success stories
(see the article in the latest iSGTW:
http://www.isgtw.org/?pid=1001851
).
Regarding the license schema; both the resource provider (MDCS) and the
user (MATLAB gui) should have a license in order for the latter to access the
product on the grid. For the grid context we have agreed that a third party
license is the most appropriate which means that an installation on an RC
will give access to all VOs supported by this cluster. Therefore, there is
no control of who is accessing the product as long as he/she is member of one
of the supporting VOs. Pricing information can be made available on request. From
what we've discussed with Mathworks these prices are rather indicative which
means that they would be potentially willing to negotiate them.
For any sites interested in this, enquiries should be send
to: Arjav Chakravati (
Arjav.Chakravarti@mathworksNOSPAMPLEASE.com)
Silvina Grad-Freilich (
Silvina.Grad-Freilich@mathworksNOSPAMPLEASE.com) and
Ronald van de Pol (
Ronald.vandePol@mathworksNOSPAMPLEASE.nl)
Gilles Mathieu
John: Maybe this should be coordinated within SA1 and NA4 so that we can go and
discuss a better price for the license with Matlab rather than each site
contacting
MatLab directly, as suggested here.
- Rob Quick will contact Maria Dimou to set up a meeting. * Discussion of open tickets for OSG OSG asked for another meting on the site email issue. I need your
preferred dates to set-up the audioconferenc. Please see comment with
all clarifications on the issue in savannah.
ggus #37059 is urgent, submitted on 2009-06-03 but won't be
done before the 2009-06-24. Prompted the submitter to comment on the
urgency of this.
The user is not in the project anymore, but feel the issue is still relevant. So we
will check progress at the next meeting.
Newly Created Action Items
None
Review of Open Action Items
Open Action Items
None
Actions Closed in Last 20 Days
Id | Submitter | Description | Creation | Due | Assigned To | Closed | |
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AOB
New tests for CA update 1.
postpone until after STEP'09. New CA will be in repository soon.
For the SAM tests as of July 1st, tests will be done not by a user cert, but
by a new certificate, so certificate will have by robot: in CN
There was a boradcast on the subject last Friday and there will be a further one
closer to the date.
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