14–18 Oct 2013
Amsterdam, Beurs van Berlage
Europe/Amsterdam timezone

Integrating the Network into LHC Experiments: Update on the ANSE (Advanced Network Services for Experiments) Project

14 Oct 2013, 15:00
45m
Grote zaal (Amsterdam, Beurs van Berlage)

Grote zaal

Amsterdam, Beurs van Berlage

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Speaker

Andrew Malone Melo (Vanderbilt University (US))

Description

The LHC experiments have always depended upon a ubiquitous, highly-performing network infrastructure to enable their global scientific efforts. While the experiments were developing their software and physical infrastructures, parallel development work was occurring in the networking communities responsible for interconnecting LHC sites. During the LHC's Long Shutdown \#1 (LS1) we have an opportunity to incorporate some of these network developments into the LHC experiment's software. The ANSE (Advance Network Services for Experiments) Project, an NSF CC-NIE funded effort, is targeting the creation, testing and deployment of a set of software tools (network services and an associated API) suitable for use by the LHC experiments. This library will explicitly enable obtaining both knowledge of the networks and provide mechanisms for interacting with those networks. The project will leverage existing infrastructure from DYNES\cite{dynes}, AutoBahn\cite{autobahn}, perfSONAR-PS\cite{psps}, OpenFlow\cite{OpenFlow}, MonALISA\cite{MonaLISA} and Software Defined Networking\cite{SDN} as well as experiment-specific applications to enable these capabilities. We will report on the progress we have made to date, present our initial architecture and show some examples of the kinds of functionality we are developing in the context of the ATLAS and CMS experiments. @misc{dynes, title = "{{MRI}-{R}2 {C}onsortium: {D}evelopment of {D}ynamic {N}etwork {S}ystem ({DYNES})}", key = "dynes", howpublished = "\url{http://www.internet2.edu/ion/dynes.html}" } @misc{autobahn, title = "{{GEANT}2 Auto{BAHN}}", key = "autobahn", howpublished = "\url{http://www.geant2.net/server/show/ConWebDoc.2544}" } @misc{fdt, title = "{Fast Data Transfer (FDT)}", key = "fdt", howpublished = "\url{http://monalisa.cern.ch/FDT}" } @misc{psps, title = "{perf{SONAR}-PS}", key = "psps", howpublished = "\url{http://psps.perfsonar.net}" } @misc{SDN, title = "{{S}oftware {D}efined {N}etworking}", key = "SDN", howpublished = "\url{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Software-defined_networking}" } @misc{OpenFlow, title = "{OpenFlow Layer 2 Communications Protocol}", key = "OpenFlow", howpublished = "\url{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenFlow}" } @misc{MonALISA, title = "{MonALISA: An agent based, dynamic service system to monitor, control and optimize distributed system}", key = "MonALISA", howpublished = "\url{http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.bbr.2011.03.031}" }

Primary authors

Alan Tackett (Vanderbilt University) Andrew Malone Melo (Vanderbilt University (US)) Artur Jerzy Barczyk (California Institute of Technology (US)) Azher Mughal (California Institute of Technology (US)) Mr Ben Meekhof (University of Michigan) Harvey Newman (California Institute of Technology (US)) Mr Jorge Batista (University of Michigan) Kaushik De (University of Texas at Arlington (US)) Paul Sheldon (Vanderbilt University (US)) Ramiro Voicu (California Institute of Technology (US)) Robert Ball (University of Michigan (US)) Dr Tony Wildish (Princeton University (US))

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