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28/R-014

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Description

Minutes, https://edms.cern.ch/document/923879

Actions, https://edms.cern.ch/document/923881

This meeting is 10:00 to 11:30 UTC+1
Phone number is: +41 22 767 6000
Access code is: 0191881
Or click here: https://audioconf.cern.ch/call/0191881

The conference call opens 15 minutes before the meeting starts.
    • 10:00 → 10:10
      Admin matters 10m
      1. MAS1.7: Update on status from Russian ROC. Expected completion date?
      2. Agenda for face-to-face meeting in Abingdon: to be announced next week.
    • 10:10 → 10:30
      Retirement of middleware services 20m
      A document containing the proposed process for retiring obsolete services and old versions of services was sent out on 9th October and is also attached here.
      In the absence of further questions, objections, etc. are should ratify the document so that the process can be put to the TMB for approval.
      Speaker: Nick Thackray
      document
    • 10:30 → 10:50
      Regional support operations model 20m
      We should finalize the discussions and agree on the next steps, with dates.
      Speaker: Hélène Cordier
      document
    • 10:50 → 11:10
      Russian ROC add-ons to operations tools 20m
      1. General view on SAM test for all Russian sites: http://grid.sinp.msu.ru/rdig/samsummary.php
      2. Availability & Reliability: http://grid.sinp.msu.ru/rdig/arhistory.php
      3. We also have some monitoring for jobs and etc: http://grid.sinp.msu.ru/rdig/rocsummary.php
      Speaker: Russian ROC
    • 11:20 → 11:30
      AOB 10m
      1. REMINDER: Contributions to the Quarterly Report, including partner reports, due Wednesday 5th November.

      2. Criteria for starting the replacement of the LCG CE with the CREAM CE.
        1. The CREAM CE must provide at lease equivalent functionality and performance as the LCG CE. (See https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/viewfile/EGEE/TCGHome?rev=1;filename=CE-proposal.doc for details.)
        2. WMS submission to CREAM is available in production, no significant bugs are outstanding and no significant bugs have been found in the previous 3 weeks.
        3. Condor-G submission to CREAM is available in production, no significant bugs are outstanding and no significant bugs have been found in the previous 3 weeks
        4. Information publishing by CREAM is accurate and complete (for example, things like subclusters, ERT providers, etc.)
        5. MPI works on CREAM.
        6. There is a clear plan, with agreed timelines for implementation, for migrating of CREAM away from gJAF.
        7. A support plan is in place to help VOs to migrate to CREAM.
        8. The CREAM CE can be configured using a version of YAIM that is in production.
        9. SAM tests are available to monitor the CREAM CE. This set of tests must provide at least the same coverage as the tests for the LCG CE.
        10. The parameters passing mechanism (to BLAH) should be working both for submission through the WMS and also for direct job submission.