- Observations & comments (following up from the last discussion)
1) Many of our sites misreport in the "Total" column for Grid Jobs on pages like http://gstat-prod.cern.ch/gstat/summary/GRID/GRIDPP/. Often the figure is out by a factor related to the number of CEs at the site. We know that there are methods for publishing sub-clusters that help in other areas. Do you have evidence that following the sub-cluster recommendations leads to correct figures in gstat?
LF: I don't have any evidence but have not had any complaints. If you find that following the guidelines ( outline in the Install Capacity Document), does not work for you, please let me know.
This presumably then also affects the Running and Waiting figures (the Total is defined as the direct sum of these two?)
2) gstat reports different numbers in different views. Here is an example:
Here Manchester has 223TB - http://gstat-prod.cern.ch/gstat/site/UKI-NORTHGRID-MAN-HEP/treeview/se_online/
and here 207.884TB (same as in ldap and from the fs command) http://gstat-prod.cern.ch/gstat/summary/Country/UK/
How does gstat get the 223TB?
LF: One view looks at the totals as published in the SE entry and another adds up the SAs. This could cause inconsitencies if the information providers are not reporting correctly. If you believe this is a case please open a GGUS ticket.
We have noticed that DPM tools are inconsistent in the way that they retrieve information and whether they use 1024 or 1000 as the blocksize. Oddly DPM also defaults to 1024 rather than SI, but publishes in SI and we will raise this via GGUS with the DPM developers.
3) Will different views report in the same units soon? gstat-prod uses SI2000 while gstat-wlcg uses HEPSPEC06.
LF: gstat-prod is for EGI, gstat-wlcg is for WLCG. This is a policy issue.
- On the pledges...
gstat overview: http://gstat-wlcg.cern.ch/apps/capacities/comparision/
Detailed by site: http://bourricot.cern.ch/dq2/accounting/federation_reports/UKSITES/
Note that in going between the GridPP allocations and the WLCG ones the formula used is "Allocations from above multiplied by the non-UK Tier-2 fractions [ATLAS 80%, CMS 75%]"
But at the moment this does not produce the figures put forward to WLCG ....