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HEPiX Spring 2015 Workshop

23–27 Mar 2015
Physics Department, Oxford University
Europe/London timezone

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End-user Services and Operating Systems

23 Mar 2015, 14:00
Martin Wood Lecture Theatre, Parks Road (Physics Department, Oxford University)

Martin Wood Lecture Theatre, Parks Road

Physics Department, Oxford University

Conveners

End-user Services and Operating Systems

  • connie sieh (Fermilab)
  • Sandy Philpott (JLAB)

End-user Services and Operating Systems: End-user Services and Operating Systems

  • connie sieh (Fermilab)
  • Sandy Philpott (JLAB)

End-user Services and Operating Systems: End-user Services and Operating Systems

  • Sandy Philpott (JLAB)
  • connie sieh (Fermilab)

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  1. 1. Accelerating Scientific Analysis with SciDB
    Lisa Gerhardt (LBNL), Mr Yushu Yao (LBNL)
    23/03/2015, 14:00
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    SciDB is an open-source analytical database for scalable complex analytics on very large array or multi-structured data from a variety of sources, programmable from Python and R. It runs on HPC, commodity hardware grids, or in a cloud and can manage and analyze terabytes of array-structured data and do complex analytics in-database. We present an overall description of the SciDB framework and...
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  2. 51. HEP Software Foundation
    Mr Michel Jouvin (Laboratoire de l'Accelerateur Lineaire (FR))
    23/03/2015, 14:25
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    The HEP Software Foundation (HSF) is a one year old inititative to foster collabarotion in software development in the HEP community and related scientific communities. Launched by a kick-off meeting at CERN in April 2014, the first year has been spend to better define what HSF should be. An HSF workshop was held in January at SLAC and HSF is now entering is "implementation phase". This talk...
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  3. 58. CERN Search and Social for the Enterprise Web experience
    Mr Andreas Wagner (CERN)
    23/03/2015, 14:50
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    • Status of CERN Web Services
      • Overview
      • Web Site Life Cycle Management
      • Web Analytics
    • CERN’s Enterprise Social Networking System
      • Motivation & purpose
      • Feature overview: microblogging, profiles, social networking, suggestion systems and discussion forums
    • CERN Search...
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  4. 15. Evolutions in the CERN Conferencing Services Landscape
    Thomas Baron (CERN)
    23/03/2015, 15:15
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    A lot of visible and behind-the-scene actions have been taken in recent months to prepare CERN conferencing services (Indico, Vidyo, the webcast and conference rooms services) for challenges to come. These services will be described in terms of features and usage statistics. We will present their integration to the CERN layered cloud infrastructure, and with other IT base services. We will...
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  5. 83. Scientific Linux Current Status
    Connie Sieh (FNAL)
    23/03/2015, 16:05
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    Current Status of Scientific Linux
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  6. 77. CERN CentOS 7 Update
    Dr Arne Wiebalck (CERN)
    23/03/2015, 16:30
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    In this talk we will present a brief status update on CERN's work on CentOS 7, the uptake by the various IT services, and the interaction with the upstream CentOS community.
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  7. 70. Getting the most from the farm at the Sanger Institute
    Mr Emyr James (Wellcome Trust, Sanger Institute)
    23/03/2015, 16:55
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute is a charitably funded genomic research centre. A leader in the Human Genome Project, it is now focused on understanding the role of genetics in health and disease. Large amounts of data is produced at the institute by next-generation sequencing machines. The data is then stored, processed and analysed on the institute's computing cluster. The main compute...
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  8. 4. Update on software collaboration services at CERN
    Nils Hoimyr (CERN)
    24/03/2015, 10:55
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    An update will be given on the status of collaborative tools for software developers, Version Control Services (Git and SVN), Issue Tracking (JIRA), Integration (Jenkins) and documentation (TWiki) The presentation will focus on collaborative ascpects for software developers and report on progress since the fall meeting.
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  9. 73. E-Mail-Migration: transition from Exchange and UNIX mail to Zimbra
    Mr Dirk Jahnke-Zumbusch (DESY)
    24/03/2015, 11:15
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    After more than ten years of operations the game is over for Exchange 2003 at DESY. Now Zimbra has been set into production and data from both Exchange 2003 and the UNIX mail service is being migrated and consolidated gradually. The architecture of the Zimbra mail service, the migration procedures and some experiences will be presented. Finally we will look at some integration aspects of...
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  10. 7. Status of volunteer computing at CERN
    Nils Hoimyr (CERN)
    24/03/2015, 11:40
    End-User IT Services & Operating Systems
    Status of LHC@home, volunteer computing at CERN and for the LHC experiments. The presenter will give an update on the volunteer computing strategy for HEP and different scenarii for use of volunteer cloud computing or other lightweight cloud infrastructes to run experiment code under CernVM on available computing resources. Furthermore, the current status of the CERN BOINC server...
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