1. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 1 LNL Analysis Farm Massimo Biasotto - LNL

2. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 2 Hardware available  3 data servers, each with 1.2TB SCSI disk –ready: just to copy DBs as soon as available  Computing nodes for analysis jobs –58 computing nodes available in the farm: use LSF queues to dedicate some of them only for analysis jobs –with LSF, the number of analysis nodes can be easily changed at any time, depending on current needs

3. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 3 User access to Analysis Farm  How to grant user access to the Analysis Farm?  Short term solution: –local accounts on the farm –immediately feasible, provided a not too high number of users (~20?)  Long term solution: –Grid tools –to be implemented at LNL after tests/developments on Padova CMS testbed –june/july 2002?

4. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 4 Layout farm CMS: production + analysis FastEth 32 – GigaEth 1000 BT SWITCH N1 FastEth SWITCH S1 S10 N24 N1 FastEth SWITCH N1 N24 S9 To WAN 34 Mbps 2001 ~ 1Gbps 2002 S11 S12 Production computing nodes Analysis computing nodes Production servers Analysis servers GW G1 G2

5. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 5 Local accounts  User Federation, with all the dataset produced at LNL, is ready and available: cmsfarm012.lnl.infn.it::/data1/MuonUserFed/muon0102/m uon0102.boot  All the data copied on 3 dedicated servers, independent from production servers  2 “gateway” machines for analysis users ready: cmsfarm-agw1.lnl.infn.it cmsfarm-agw2.lnl.infn.it  Analysis Farm web page: http: //cmsfarmgw.lnl.infn.it/analysis_farm/  Still missing: analysis software (ORCA 6.1.0, etc.)

6. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 6 LNL Grid implementation  Grid components like gatekeeper and storage elements should be setup on dedicated machines, indipendent from production farm –at least 1 of the 3 analysis server could be a storage element –other service machines, like the gatekeeper, taken from current pool of computing nodes –if possible, worker nodes should be in common, or easily switchable from production to grid/analysis  In this way the Grid components can be managed with LCFG and tools provided by WP6, without interferences on the production farm

7. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 7 Layout farm CMS: production + analysis + grid FastEth 32 – GigaEth 1000 BT SWITCH N1 FastEth SWITCH S1 S10 N24 N1 FastEth SWITCH N1 N24 S9 To WAN 34 Mbps 2001 ~ 1Gbps 2002 S11 S12 Production computing nodes Analysis computing nodes Production servers Analysis servers GW G1 G2 CE S10 S11 SE N1 N24 N1 N1 UI

8. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 8 CMS Testbed  Setup at LNL of a “CMS dedicated” Grid Testbed (like in Padova) –setup almost completed –it will be used for test/development of CMS Analysis tools  During development it will be completely independent from the farm. In production phase it will be merged with the farm (see previous slide)

9. LNL CMS M.Biasotto, Bologna, 29 aprile 2002 9 Expected outcome  Identify the best strategy for submitting analysis jobs, for example: –1. send a “compilation job” which creates the executable and stores it on a SE –2. send N analysis jobs (to the same CE), which retrieve the executable and run it  Produce guidelines and all necessary documentation needed by users to effectively carry out analysis in a grid environment  Produce a set of tools to automate the process (scripts, JDL templates,...) –These tools could later be integrated in a Web User Interface (like Genius)