Quattor tutorial at CERN

13 Jan 2005, 10:00 → 14 Jan 2005, 16:30 Europe/Zurich

513-1-24 (CERN)

German Cancio (CERN)

The subjects covered include theoretical lessons and practical sessions on: - Quattor architecture and concepts - Installing the core services: AII / SWRep / CDB - Installing Quattor clients CCM / NCM / SPMA - PAN configuration language - Writing NCM components - Using SPMA and SWRep and other installation mechanisms - Configuring LCG Grid services via Quattor - Brainstorming and feedback/requirement sessions More information found at: http://quattor.org/documentation/tutorials

Thursday 13 January

Thursday Session

1 Welcome

overview and logistics

Speaker: German

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2 Quattor: Introduction and short review

Introduction and short review of architecture concepts

Speaker: Rafael

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3 coffee break

4 Installing Quattor Server and client (I)

CDB + SWRep + AII

Speaker: German

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5 Lunch

6 Installing Quattor Server and client (II)

client install

Speaker: German

7 Introduction to PAN configuration language

with exercises

Speaker: Rafael

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8 Coffee break

9 Management of PAN configuration templates and profiles

How to customize templates and profiles, global schema

Speaker: Rafael

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Friday 14 January

Friday Session

10 Software Management with Quattor

using SPMA, APT, YUM

Speaker: German

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11 Coffee break

12 Writing (new) configuration components

Speaker: German

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13 Lunch

14 LCG2 and Quattor install/configuration

Different approaches, task force status, global schema extensions

Speaker: Cal

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15 The future of Quattor - Requests for Comments and tutorial closure

Speaker: All

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