DOMA / QoS Meeting

Europe/Zurich
31/1-012 (CERN)

31/1-012

CERN

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    • 10:30 11:30
      Review of survey conclusions and actions. 1h
      • Review of survey conclusions and actions.
        -- https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/LCG/QoSSurveyConclusions
      • Meetings/Conferences
        -- DOMA
        -- CHEP
        -- GDB
        -- HEPiX
      • How to proceed with WG actions.
        -- White Paper

      # QoS WG Meeting

      https://indico.cern.ch/event/850176/

      Monday 23rd Sept

      # Participants

      Oliver
      Martin Barisits
      Mario Lassnig
      Julia
      Mihai

      # Review of survey conclusions

      The only way to gain cost saving is to ditch redundancy and go to jbod

      Mario - sites say that operating costs are not the major cost
        add this explicitly to the report

      WAN issue - caching is supposed to be a remediation, but maybe that's not going to save any money.
        atlas transfer 2-3PB WAN
          most are done because we see free CPU
            so it's reactive
          access is 10-12PB a day
        CMS privilege WAN access rather than transfer
        Is a QoS area for WAN access worthwhile
           with extra throttling?

      Add comment on SSD pool
        categorise the use cases
      Maybe a comment about the diversity of systems deployed
        posix, ssd, grid


      # Actions

      if we suggest HEPiX to progress the site level issues, need a channel between them and the WG

      what's the involvement of storage providers in all this?
        maybe start identifying classes from workflows

      Julia endorses the experiment consultation approach
        get a standard set of questions up front so the answers can be compared

      Move medium term towards an experimention between a site and an experiment.

      Grab 2 or 3 sites with different QoS areas and understand how we can use them.

      Need a process of recognition/classification of existing QoS diversity and an invitation to experiment
        Free for all? sites encouraged to make (small) experimental installations available with a certain label. The new QoS could be "experimental" for instance.