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Page 1: GridPP4 Project Management Pete Gronbech April 2012 GridPP28 Manchester.

GridPP4 Project Management

Pete Gronbech April 2012

GridPP28 Manchester

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Since the last meeting

• LHC is still building up to full running again after the Christmas technical stop.

• Tier-1 running well, and also busy with infrastructure upgrades

• Tier-2s busy installing new hardware and new networking equipment.

• GridPP4 1st tranche hardware money spent• Digital Research Infrastructure Grant equipment

money spent.

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Accelerator Update

• This year the collision energy is 8 TeV (=beam energy 4 TeV), slightly higher from last years 3.5 TeV.

• Started first beams four weeks ago, mostly for testing of 'safety systems'.

• First physics at 2 x 4 TeV was one week ago starting with 2 x 3 bunches. At this very moment collisions are taking place with 2 x 1092 bunches, already giving more collisions than last year with 2 x 1380 bunches.

• In a few days aim to be at the nominal number of bunches for this year, 2 x 1380, (but higher luminosities = more collisions than last year because of the higher energy and smaller beta* at the interaction point).

• On Friday there will be 3 days of machine development followed by the first Technical Stop of the year. Back to production again for data taking in the beginning of May for an 8 week period.17/4/12

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Tier-1• CPU hardware delivered and commissioned in time to meet

WLCG pledge• Both tranches of disk has been delivered and deployed• Upgrade to CASTOR 2.1.11-8 completed • Operations very stable following many upgrades in February.

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Tier-2s

• All grants for 1st tranche of hardware issued and should have been spent– sites should have hardware to meet 2012 pledge.– All sites have been trying to spend the money this Financial

Year.• Most sites made significant upgrades and coupled

with the DRI grants have been able to enhance the infrastructure and networking both within the clusters and across campus to the JANET connections.

• Future MoU’s showed shortfalls in Storage capacity more than CPU, which meant an emphasis on disk purchases.

• Prices were inflated and deliveries extended due to the flood in Thailand causing a worldwide shortage.

• However prices for networking equipment came down substantially in January which did compensate in part at some sites.

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DRI and GridPP4 Grants

• Instructions for JeS issued 9/11/11• GridPP4 grants issued very quickly some in December 2011.

• DRI Bids solicited 8/11/11• DRI Project team reviewed responses very quickly during

18th November to 8th December and revised to meet the £3M target once this was known.

• JeS instructions were sent out on 9th December.• Grants issued early January 2012.

• All equipment on sites by end of March 2012.

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UKI CPU contribution (LHC)

CPU March 2012 – GStat2.0

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Since April 2011

Country stats

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UKI VOs

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Since March 2011

Previous year

Non LHC VOs are getting squeezed

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VO support across sites

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UKI Tier-1 & Tier-2 contributions

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Since March 2011

Previous year

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Storage

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• From GStat2.0

August 2010

March 2011

April 2012

HS06 TB

Q411 CPU Q411 Disk

LondonGrid 69550 3955

NorthGrid 64081 2520

ScotGrid 43886 1563

SouthGrid 37744 2251

TOTAL 215261 10289

Quarterly Reported Resources

Truth somewhere in between, Q112 report will help clarify the situation.

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GridPP4 ProjectMap Q411

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Q411

• Tier 1 staff, Service availability for Atlas due to castor and network issues.

• Atlas data availability (92%)• CMS Red Metrics are all due to Bristol• Data group no of blog posts low, and NFSv4 study late.• Security delay in running SSC.• Execution, no of vacant posts, and review of service to expts.• Outreach, no of news items, Press releases, KE meetings low.

• Q112 reports due in at the end of this month or earlier preferably!!!

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Non LHC Storage Stats so far

Site Total

Percentage Disk used across T2 Site percentage non LHC

EDFA-JET 0 0.01% 31%Birmingham 154 10.58% 1%Bristol 62 4.26% 0%Cambridge 49 3.37% 1%Oxford 421 28.97% 3%RALPPD 768 52.80% 1%

 

 

Total 1454 100.00% 2%

UKI-LT2-Brunel 430 16% 1%

UKI-LT2-IC-HEP 744 28% 4%

UKI-LT2-QMUL 867 32% 5%

UKI-LT2-RHUL 498 19% 1%

UKI-LT2-UCL-HEP 129 5% 1%

Total 2669 100% 3%

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Project map - statistics

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Metrics Milestones

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Manpower

• GridPP was running at reduced manpower for the later part of 2011, with ~2 FTE short at the T2s and ~4 FTE at RAL.

• Both T1 and 2’s have now filled the posts so there should be the capacity to do development work that has been on hold due to the shortages.

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Risk register

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• Highlighted risks– Recruitment and retention – Still a concern but currently more stable.– Resilience to Storage – Problems with batches of Storage– CASTOR is critical and although more stable now, has serious

consequences when it fails.– Insufficient funding for T2 h/w: Increased equipment costs (esp Disk),

and increases Experiment Resource requests. Mitigated by DRI investment to a certain extent.

– Contention for resources anticipated to be more of an issue as LHC use increases and squeezes the minor VO’s.

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Timeline2006 20082007

GridPP2 GridPP2+

GridPP3

End of GridPP2(31 August 2007)

Start of GridPP3(1 April 2008)

2009 20112010

GridPP3 GridPP4

Start of GridPP4(1 April 2011)

2012 20142013

GridPP4

GridPP celebrated it’s 10th Birthday in December 2011

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From the start of GridPP3to the present time

• At the start of GridPP4~27000 CPUs and ~7PB disk reported.

• Now ~31000 CPUs and ~27PB (If GSTAT is to be believed)

• The UK reported approx 370GSI2K hours last year, just ahead of Germany and France, and is still the largest in the EGI grid.

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Reporting

• The main LHC experiments will continue to report on the Tier 1 and the Tier2 performance as both Analysis and Production sites

• The tier 2 sites reporting continues as before with reports going via the Production Manager.

• Slight modifications to enable better tracking of Non LHC VO storage use.

• Storage, Security, NGI and Dissemination have separate reports.

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Summary

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• The first accounting period completed and the 1st tranche of h/w funding was allocated.

• Last Autumn and this Spring particularly busy with GridPP h/w and DRI grants. Tendering, quotes, purchasing and now installations and upgrades.

• Should plan to be stable in time for the next data taking in May, although the load seen on Tier 2s is more aligned with Physics conferences than data taking in some cases.

• A reminder that we are in continuous accounting period which started at the end of the last one. i.e. from 1st November through to a date to be determined, dependant on STFC capital spend profiling.