Conveners
Storage and file systems
- Arne Wiebalck (CERN)
- Peter van der Reest (DESY)
Storage and file systems
- Arne Wiebalck (CERN)
- Peter van der Reest (DESY)
Storage and file systems: Storage and file systems
- Peter van der Reest (DESY)
- Arne Wiebalck (CERN)
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Stephan Wiesand (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DE))18/04/2016, 15:45Storage & FilesystemsWhat's going on in OpenAFS development, and what are the major challenges, from the Release Manager's perspective.Go to contribution page
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Kacper Surdy (CERN)18/04/2016, 16:10Storage & FilesystemsPublic and private clouds based on VMs are a modern approach for deploying computing resources. Virtualisation of computer hardware allows additional optimizations in the utilisation of computing resources compared to the traditional HW deployment model. A price to pay when running virtual machines on physical hypervisors is an additional overhead. This is an area of concern in the context of...Go to contribution page
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Shawn Mc Kee (University of Michigan (US))18/04/2016, 16:35Storage & FilesystemsThe OSiRIS (Open Storage Research Infrastructure) project started in September 2015, funded under the NSF CC*DNI DIBBs program. This program seeks solutions to the challenges many scientific disciplines are facing with the rapidly increasing size, variety and complexity of data they must work with. As the data grows, scientists are challenged to manage, share and analyze that data and...Go to contribution page
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James Adams (STFC RAL)18/04/2016, 17:00Storage & Filesystems
For several years we have been investigating and running Ceph, we have recently reached the point where we are providing production level services underpinned by Ceph and are on the verge of deploying tens of petabytes of Ceph backed storage for large scale scientific data.
I will give an update on the state of our clusters and the various use cases and interfaces we are currently (and...
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Gerard Bernabeu Altayo (Fermilab)20/04/2016, 09:00Storage & FilesystemsHigh Energy Physics experiments record and simulate very large volumes of data and the trend in the future is only going up. All this data needs to be archived, and accessed by central processing workflows as well as a diverse group of scientists to extract physics results. Fermilab supports a wealth of storage technologies for the experiments for very different tasks, from NFS mounted...Go to contribution page
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Walter Schon20/04/2016, 09:25Storage & FilesystemsStatus and recent developments for the lustre file system at GSI. New method to analyse log file, measurements and experience with ZFS as base system for ZFS and a new project: Interfacing lustre with the TSM tape robot.Go to contribution page
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Xavier Espinal Curull (CERN)20/04/2016, 09:50Storage & FilesystemsTailoring storage services for the growing community requirements demands high flexibility in our systems. Huge volumes of data coming from the detectors need to be quickly available in a highly scalable mode for data processing and in parallel guarantee high throughput for long term storage. These activities are radically different in terms of storage QoS but all of them are critical to...Go to contribution page
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Mr Bernard CHAMBON (CC-IN2P3)20/04/2016, 10:15Storage & FilesystemsI will give a status report of TReqS, a software companion of HPSS, the HSM we are using at the CC-IN2P3. TReqS, which stands for Tape Requests Scheduler, is intended to provide regulation and optimization of the staging requests to HPSS. TReqS is used at the CC-IN2P3 for several years now from DCACHE and XROOTD, but since fall 2015, we have started a full rewrite of the software, based on...Go to contribution page
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Stefan Dietrich (DESY)20/04/2016, 11:00Storage & FilesystemsSince April 2015 we have been running our new storage infrastructure based on GPFS for the data acquisition and analysis of PETRA III. This presentation will show the current state of ASAP3, experiences from the first run period in production and current activities for XFEL.Go to contribution page
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Ulf Troppens (IBM)20/04/2016, 11:25Storage & FilesystemsIBM Spectrum Scale (formerly known as IBM GPFS) is a feature-rich clustered file system. This talk will cover selected Spectrum Scale features and directions which are in particular relevant for data ingest, data analytics and data management of huge amounts of measured data.Go to contribution page
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Katarzyna Maria Dziedziniewicz-Wojcik (CERN)20/04/2016, 11:50Storage & FilesystemsWith the terabytes of data stored in relational databases at CERN and great number of critical applications relying on them, the database service is evolving to adapt to changing needs and requirements of its users. The demand is high and the scope is broad. This presentation gives an overview of current state of databases services and new technologies approaching in Oracle to make better use...Go to contribution page
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Christian Schmitz (ownCloud Inc)20/04/2016, 12:15Storage & Filesystems
This talk will provide a strategic outlook around ownCloud in Research and Education.
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It will start out with an overall ownCloud overview and touch on existing success stories.
Furthermore it will focus on federations that allow independent sites to interoperate with regard to cloud-based storage.