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The National Grid Service Mike Mineter

2 Policy for re-use This presentation can be re-used for academic purposes. However if you do so then please let training- know. We need to gather statistics of re-use: no. of events, number of people trained. Thank you!!training-

3 Acknowledgements Some NGS and GOSC slides are taken from a talk by Stephen Pickles, Technical Director of GOSC Also slides from Malcolm Atkinson on e-Science programme

4 Overview The UK e-science programme Grid Operations Support Centre The NGS

5 Staff costs only - Grid Resources Computers & Network funded separately EPSRC Breakdown UK e-Science Budget ( ) Source: Science Budget 2003/4 – 2005/6, DTI(OST) Total: £213M + Industrial Contributions £25M + £100M via JISC

6 Globus Alliance CeSC (Cambridge) Digital Curation Centre e-Science Institute Open Middleware Infrastructure Institute The e-Science Centres EGEE Grid Operations Support Centre National Centre for e-Social Science National Institute for Environmental e-Science

7 Grid Operations Support Centre

8 The National Grid Service The NGS is the core UK grid, intended for the production use of computational and data grid resources. NGS is the core service resulting from the UK's e-Science programme. NGS is supported by JISC, and is run by the Grid Operations Support Centre (GOSC).

9 GOSC The Grid Operations Support Centre is a distributed virtual centre providing deployment and operations support for the UK e-Science programme.

10 GOSC More on this tomorrow!!

11 The National Grid Service

12 Core NGS resources Nodes providing compute services –White Rose Grid, Leeds: grid-compute.leeds.ac.uk –Oxford e-Science Centre: grid-compute.oesc.ox.ac.uk For list of compilers, software,… e.g. Nodes providing data services –Manchester: grid-data.man.ac.uk –Rutherford Appleton Lab. (RAL): grid-data.rl.ac.uk When you have joined the NGS you can access each of the core nodes.

13 NGS software Computation services based on GT2 –Use compute nodes for sequential or parallel jobs, primarily from batch queues –Can run multiple jobs concurrently (be reasonable!) Data services: –Storage Resource Broker: Primarily for file storage and access Virtual filesystem with replicated files –OGSA-DAI: Data Access and Integration Primarily for grid-enabling databases (relational, XML) –NGS Oracle service

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15 Gaining Access NGS core nodes data nodes at RAL and Manchester compute nodes at Oxford and Leeds all access is through digital X.509 certificates –from UK e-Science CA –or recognized peer National HPC services HPCx CSAR Must apply separately to research councils Digital certificate and conventional (username/ password) access supported

16 U of A HPCxHPCx UofD GOSC NGS Core Nodes: Host core services, coordinate integration, deployment and support +free to access resources for all VOs. Monitored interfaces + services NGS Partner Sites: Integrated with NGS, some services/resources available for all VOs Monitored interfaces + services NGS Affiliated Sites: Integrated with NGS, support for some VOs Monitored interfaces (+security etc.) RAL Oxford Leeds Man. CSARCSAR U of B U of C Commercial Provider PSRE

17 Managing middleware evolution Important to coordinate and integrate this with deployment and operations work in EGEE, LCG and similar projects. Focus on deployment and operations, NOT development. ETF NGS Other software sources Software with proven capability & realistic deployment experience Gold services Prototypes & specifications Feedback & future requirements EGEE… Deployment/testing/advice Operations Engineering Task Force UK, Campus and other grids

18 Key facts Production: deploying middleware after selection and testing – major developments via Engineering Task Force. Evolving: –Middleware –Number of sites –Organisation: VO management Policy negotiation: sites, VOs International commitment Gathering users requirements – National Grid Service

19 Web Sites NGS – –To see whats happening: GOSC – CSAR – HPCx –

20 Summary NGS is a production service –Therefore cannot include latest research prototypes! –ETF recommends what should be deployed Core sites provide computation and also data services NGS is evolving –OMII, EGEE, Globus Alliance all have m/w under assessment by the ETF for the NGS Selected, deployed middleware currently provides low-level tools –New deployments will follow soon –New sites and resources being added !

21 Background

22 NGS Organisation Operations Team –led by Andrew Richards (RAL) –representatives from all NGS core nodes –meets bi-weekly by Access Grid –day-to-day operational and deployment issues –reports to Technical Board Technical Board –led by Stephen Pickles –representatives from all sites and GOSC –meets bi-weekly by Access Grid –deals with policy issues and high-level technical strategy –sets medium term goals and priorities –reports to Management Board GOSC Board meets quarterly –representatives from funding bodies, partner sites and major stakeholders –sets long term priorities