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from Thursday, 25 August 2005 (09:00)
to Friday, 26 August 2005 (17:30)
(Europe/Zurich)
Location:
NAREGI Conference Room
Chairperson:
Mike Mineter
Description:
The Tokyo EGEE tutorial event aims at not only providing in-depth lectures on the EGEE gLite middleware but also offering hands-on practical exercises using gLite on GILDA to those who are interested in application development on the EGEE infrastructure.
In addition, the event provides a good opportunity for further exchanges between the NAREGI and EGEE projects, towards future collaboration and interoperability.
The tutorial will be held in the NAREGI Conference Room, http://www.naregi.org/access/index_e.html
PLEASE NOTE:
1. Participants are asked to bring a laptop to the tutorial. Please refer to http://egee-na4.ct.infn.it/ct_may_24/requirements.php
for information about software required for the practicals.
2. In a practical on day 2 participants will be able to upload their own code to run on the GILDA grid. These programs should require no more than 10 minutes CPU time, so that results can be seen during the practical.
The Enabling Grids for E-sciencE (EGEE) project is funded by the European Commission. It is developing an international, production quality, grid infrastructure.
This talk gives a brief introduction to grid computing. It then gives an overview of the EGEE project summarising its activities and status; its operations infrastructure and its applications communities.
10:15
The GILDA t-Infrastructure and the GENIUS portal (45')
transparencies
Roberto Barbera (Univ. Catania and INFN)
"t-Infrastructure" is specialised e-Infrastructure adapted to and provided for training and education. The GILDA grid runs a combination of both LCG2 and gLite middleware. In practicals in this tutorial we will be using the GENIUS portal and the command line interfaces to the gLite middleware.
Mike Mineter, Giuseppe Andronico (NeSC Edinburgh, INFN Catania)
Data Management System overview
FireMan Catalogue
LFC: the LCG File Catalogue
09:45
Practical on gLite Data Management System using Comand Line and GENIUS (1h15')
All Tutors
11:00
COFFEE
(30')
11:30
Practical continued with Command Line and GENIUS (1h30')
All Tutors
13:00
LUNCH
(1h0')
14:00
Practical on special jobs and students' own jobs (1h0')
All Tutors
This practical will also include use of workflow with gLite.
For this session students will be invited to create small jobs by themselves or use some of their own already existing applications.
15:00
COFFEE
(30')
15:30
Practical on special jobs and students' own jobs continued (1h0')
All Tutors
Looking to the future
(16:30
->17:30
)
Chairperson:
16:30
Building international e-Infrastructure (1h0')
Panel discussion on possible International collaboration.
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