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Volker Guelzow (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DE))6/6/17, 2:00 PMMiscellaneous
Usual welcome speech with some overview of DESY's activities
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Christoph Beyer, Yves Kemp (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DE))6/6/17, 2:15 PMMiscellaneous
Some points worth emphasising
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Todd Tannenbaum (Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin, USA)6/6/17, 2:30 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
A brief introduction to HTCondor from a user perspective, covering how to submit and manage jobs and workflows.
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Miron Livny (University of Wisconsin-Madison)6/6/17, 4:00 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
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Todd Tannenbaum (Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin, USA)6/6/17, 4:25 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
An overview of how to administer an HTCondor pool.
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Antonio Puertas Gallardo (European Commission)6/6/17, 5:25 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
In the context of the European Union(EU) Regulation on Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs), validation of Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR-)based detection methods is a fundamental task of the European Union Reference Laboratory for Geneticallly Modified Food and Feed (EU-RL GMFF) that requires to integrate the combination of both the experimental approach and of bioinformatics analyses for...
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Todd Tannenbaum (Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin, USA)6/7/17, 9:00 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Learn how to configure job- and machine-specific policy.
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Vladimir Brik (University of Wisconsin at Madison)6/7/17, 9:50 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
This talk describes how IceCube uses HTCondor and an in-house glidein system to consolidate computing resources from a diverse set of facilities.
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Veselin Vasilev (European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC))6/7/17, 10:15 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Flexible and Cost-effective Petabyte-Scale Architecture with HTCondor Processing and EOS Storage Backend for Earth Observation Applications
Veselin Vasilev, Dario Rodriguez, Armin Burger and Pierre Soille
European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC)
Directorate I. Competences. Unit I.3 Text and Data Mining
Via E. Fermi 2749, I-21027 Ispra (Va), ItalyThe Copernicus...
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Jaime Frey (University of Wisconsin-Madison (US))6/7/17, 11:10 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Learn how HTCondor matches jobs to machines, and how to control it.
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Brij Kishor Jashal (Tata Inst. of Fundamental Research (IN)), Xavier Pillons (Microsoft)6/7/17, 12:00 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
See how Azure and HTCondor are being used by TIFR for CMS.
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Thomas Hartmann (Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron (DE))6/7/17, 2:00 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
After running for more than one year Grid resources in production on
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HTCondor, we present our experiences on the HTCondor+ARCCE ecosystem.
Migrating existing resources from the previous batch system showed to be
easy to handle and is reassuring us about the scaling properties of
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Ben Jones (CERN)6/7/17, 2:25 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
In the last year, HTCondor has been enhanced with mechanisms to allow for kerberos tokens to be renewed. This is achieved in HTCondor with hooks for security credential producers, and security credential monitors. I propose to talk about using these methods, what we integrate with to handle the monitoring and renewal of kerberos tokens at CERN, operational experience in doing so, what we...
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Mr Christoph Beyer6/7/17, 2:50 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Local batch at DESY today is relying on afs $HOMEs heavily. For a transparent migration from SGE to HTCondor we want to make use of the Kerberos integration that is provided in terms of condor hooks in the current developer release of Condor. This talk will describe the tools we use to monitor and renew the kerberos tokens
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Ben Jones (CERN)6/7/17, 3:15 PMHTCondor Compute Element (CE) presentations and tutorials
This talk will detail the current status of the CERN migration from LSF to HTCondor. We will cover the grid and the HTCondor-CE, local submissions, monitoring/dashboards, feedback from users and the current progress.
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John Knoeller6/8/17, 9:00 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Covers how to modify jobs during submission and deny unsuitable jobs.
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Brian Paul Bockelman (University of Nebraska (US))6/8/17, 9:20 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
A hands-on introduction to using HTCondor in Python.
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Todd Tannenbaum (Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin, USA)6/8/17, 10:00 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
An overview of recent developments and future plans in HTCondor.
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Brian Paul Bockelman (University of Nebraska (US))6/8/17, 11:00 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Singularity linux containerization in HTCondor
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John Knoeller6/8/17, 11:20 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
A collection of little-known features added to HTCondor recently.
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Andrew David Lahiff (STFC - Rutherford Appleton Lab. (GB))6/8/17, 11:50 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
At the RAL Tier-1 we have been running HTCondor in production for 4 years. Currently the pool contains over 22000 cores. This talk will present an update on recent activity, including migration to the Docker universe, and future plans.
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Mr Feras Awaysheh (USC - CiTIUS)6/8/17, 12:15 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Purpose:
The objective of this project is to optimize Big Data (BD) workload scheduling, using a hybrid framework (dedicated and non-dedicated) that blends the best of both Hadoop YARN and HTCondor worlds in a single analytical environment.
Method:
The proposed OPERA-P, short for OPportunistically, Elastically Resource Allocation and Provisioning scheduler, is a new hybrid BD platform that...
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Brian Paul Bockelman (University of Nebraska (US))6/8/17, 2:00 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
The Open Science Grid is a partnership for a data-intensive research, focusing on technique distributed high-throughput computing (DHTC). At its core, the OSG often utilizes HTCondor to meet its distributed computing needs.
Within the OSG, HTCondor is used as a compute element, as a piece of the monitoring system, for pilot submission, for an information service -- and yes, for scheduling...
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John Knoeller6/8/17, 2:25 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Advanced features in HTCondor for job submission.
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Mr Diego Davila (CERN/CMS)6/8/17, 2:50 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
A review of CMS experiment’s HTCondor Global Pool operations during the past year, including the challenges and solutions integrated into new HTCondor features which allowed us to reach scales of over 200K CPU cores world-wide.
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Mr Amjad Kotobi (CERN)6/8/17, 3:15 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
GlideinWMS factory is a part of the CERN CMS global pool for submitting glideins to the grid sites, glideins work as placeholders, glideinWMS factory works on top of the HTCondor, when glideins reserve resources HTCondor scheduling jobs to grid sites.
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Jaime Frey (University of Wisconsin-Madison (US))6/8/17, 4:10 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
How HTCondor deals with network architecture difficulties.
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Brian Paul Bockelman (University of Nebraska (US))6/8/17, 4:35 PMHTCondor Compute Element (CE) presentations and tutorials
The HTCondor-CE provides a remote API on top of a local site batch system. The HTCondor-CE works best when paired with HTCondor, but it can provide a generic interface to other batch systems such as SLURM, PBS, or LSF. Originally developed within the Open Science Grid, the CE is now in use in sites around the world - from the smallest to largest of scales!
In this presentation, we will give...
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Dr Dario Rodriguez (European Commission - DG JRC)6/8/17, 5:00 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
Experiences with HTCondor Universes on a Petabyte Scale Platform for Earth Observation Data Processing
Dario Rodriguez, Veselin Vasilev, and Pierre Soille
European Commission, Joint Research Centre (JRC)
Directorate I. Competences. Unit I.3 Text and Data Mining
Via E. Fermi 2749, I-21027 Ispra (Va), ItalyScientific and technical support to policies ranging from environment to...
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Dr Carsten Aulbert (AEI)6/8/17, 5:25 PMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
This talk summarizes how the LIGO Scientific and Virgo collaborations
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hunt for gravitational waves - tiny ripples in space-time created by
some of the most energetic events in the Universe. We will discuss
high-power lasers, extremely precise phase/distance measurements,
Einstein's equations, data analysis models and work-flows, largish
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Jaime Frey (University of Wisconsin-Madison (US))6/9/17, 9:00 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
An overview of authentication and authorization in HTCondor.
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Jaime Frey (University of Wisconsin-Madison (US))6/9/17, 9:30 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
A tool to easily expand an HTCondor pool via the Cloud.
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John Knoeller6/9/17, 10:00 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
A look at how the HTCondor pool at CHTC is transitioning from RHEL6 to RHEL7 with minimal user headaches.
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John Knoeller6/9/17, 10:50 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
A look at the scheduling policies used by CHTC at UW-Madison.
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Todd Tannenbaum (Univ of Wisconsin-Madison, Wisconsin, USA)6/9/17, 11:10 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
How to keep an eye on your HTCondor pool.
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Jaime Frey (University of Wisconsin-Madison (US))6/9/17, 11:30 AMHTCondor presentations and tutorials
How to identify and fix things that frequently go wrong.
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Helge Meinhard (CERN)6/9/17, 11:55 AMMiscellaneous
Usual closing speech
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