Analysis Systems R&D on Scalable Platforms
9th floor physics
NYU
Together with the OSG-LHC, the Scalable Systems Laboratory (SSL) is designed to be the primary integration path to deliver the output of IRIS-HEP R&D activities into the distributed and scientific production infrastructure of the experiments. The aim of this workshop is to further develop the IRIS-HEP SSL concept using two specific examples from the IRIS-HEP Analysis Systems area of ongoing software and computing R&D in (1) low-latency, query-based data systems and (2) modular, reusable cyberinfrastructure (CI) for physics inference and results dissemination. To help inform an IRIS-HEP blueprint along this direction, we seek input from those running CI systems within the experiments, laboratories and centers; experts in containerization and container orchestration (e.g. Kubernetes) for a variety of computing platforms; and industry approaches on R&D-to-production software and computing systems process pipeline.
Andrew Chien
Andrew Malone Melo
Aravindh Puthiyaparambil
Benjamin Galewsky
Dan S. Katz
David Ackerman
Edgar Fajardo
Eric Borenstein
Gordon Watts
Ianna Osborne
Jim Pivarski
Kyle Cranmer
Lincoln Bryant
Lincoln Bryant
Lindsey Gray
Mark Neubauer
Mason Proffitt
Matthew Feickert
Nils Erik Krumnack
Ricardo Brito Da Rocha
Robert William Gardner Jr
Sanjay Arora
Stephen Fang
Stratos Efstathiadis
Tatiana Polunina
Tim Boerner
Wei Yang