1. Work Package 2 Coordination with EGEE activities Marco Verlato (INFN-Padova) CYCLOPS Review 26 October 2007 Bruxelles, Belgium

2. 2 Layout INFN role in the project WP2 objectives WP2 results and future plans List of Deliverables Conclusions

3. 3 INFN role in the project INFN is involved in several EU and National Grid projects (EGEE-II, EGI-DS, OMII-Europe, EUMed/China/IndiaGrid, EELA, BioinfoGRID, IGI, LIBI, etc.) INFN is leading the Middleware Engineering activity in EGEE-II (and its successor EGEE-III) INFN is involved in all of the 5 WPs of the CYCLOPS project Its main role in CYCLOPS is leading the WP2, i.e. coordinating with the EGEE activities A significant role played in WP4 too, i.e. defining research and innovation strategies for a e- infrastructure for Civil Protection applications

4. 4 WP2 objectives From the DoW: CYCLOPS main goal is “to bridge the gap between Grid and CP communities” WP2 aims “to carry out CP and Grid communities inter-dissemination” (project objective 5) Operational goals: “Tutorial on EGEE platform for Civil Protection agencies” “Civil Protection framework and EGEE coordination”  to establish a two way communication channel between CYCLOPS and EGEE projects

5. 5 WPs Interdependencies Management Civil Protection system Analysis Dissemination and Exploitation Research & Innovation Strategy Definition Full time coverage of the CYCLOPS core activities carried out by WP3 and WP4

6. 6 Start date: PM3 Duration: 18 Months WP Leader: INFN Tasks: – T2.1: Dissemination and tutorial of the EGEE middleware to the Civil Protection community – T2.2: Civil Protection Framework and EGEE middleware evolution coordination Effort in Person Months: 21.5 WP2 tasks Part. DDSC TEI-CRSNBPC PeM 1,2511,753,251,75

7. 7 Task 2.1 activities so far T2.1: Dissemination and tutorial of the EGEE middleware to the Civil Protection community – Talk about EGEE platform at Project Open Conference in June 2006 – Writing the Training Event Plan and the EGEE Cookbook for Civil Protection users – 1 st CYCLOPS Training Workshop held in Bologna the 11- 13 April 2007 Agenda and training material available under the “Events” menu of the project web site www.cyclops-project.euwww.cyclops-project.eu A complete report is available in the First Training Workshop (D10) document

8. 8 The GILDA Project (https://gilda.ct.infn.it) 15 sites in 3 continents > 2800 certificates issued, >15% renewed at least once > 100 tutorials and demos performed in 21 months > 1,000,000 hits (> 50,000 unique visits) on (of) the web site from 10’s of different countries > 0.6 TB of training material downloaded from the web site

9. 9 The First Training Workshop It suffered the delay in the transfer of funds from EC to DPC and from this to Partners (ANPC and TEI-CR could not attend) Delivered at PM11 (April ‘07) instead of PM7 14 participants (DPC, EMA, CNR-IMAA and INFN represented) First half day of workshop on CYCLOPS activities, then grid tutorial with theory and hands-on Positively evaluated by participants through questionnaire

10. 10 Task 2.1 results and future plans Measure of success according to DoW: – Number of training events  1 – Number of attendees at training events  14 – Questionnaire for self-evaluation of training events  average score = 5/6 (1:poor, 2:insufficient, 3:fair, 4:good, 5:very good, 6:excellent) Plans for next period: – DPC/IMAA/INFN team attending the “INFN School for porting new applications to grid”, 12-23 November 2007 – the goal is to port RISICO application to grid – the next training workshop, to be held close to a CP community event to broaden the audience, will include the RISICO porting experience as a practical example

11. 11 Task 2.2 activities so far T2.2: Civil Protection Framework and EGEE middleware evolution coordination – Talk at EGEE’06 Conference in Geneva, 27 September 2006 – Participation to periodical EGEE-ITF phone meetings – Set up of cyclops VO services and resources on Grid.It, with CNR-IMAA Registration Authority of INFN CA – Technical Expert Group (TEG) meeting with Bob Jones (EGEE leader) and all partners in Rome, 30 November 2006 – Several technical meetings with WP3 and WP4 partners – Supporting the grid implementation of a WCS prototype – Supporting the grid implementation of RISICO prototype – Talk at OGF20 in Manchester, 7 May 2007 – Talk at EGEE User Forum in Manchester, 11 May 2007 – Poster at EGEE’07 Conference in Budapest, 1-5 October 2007

12. 12 CYCLOPS VO-enabled resources in Grid.It Central VO services: LFC: lfcserver.cnaf.infn.it VOMS: voms2.cnaf.infn.it WMS: prod-wms-01.pd.infn.it, glite-rb-00.cnaf.infn.it Computing and Storage resources: #CPU Free Total Jobs Running Waiting ComputingElement ---------------------------------------------------------- 4 1 30 0 30 gridce.ilc.cnr.it:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-grid 70 1 40 1 39 gridba2.ba.infn.it:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-short 70 1 1762 34 1728 gridba2.ba.infn.it:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-long 70 1 2307 11 2296 gridba2.ba.infn.it:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-infinite 44 14 8 6 2 grid0.fe.infn.it:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-grid 44 0 36 15 21 prod-ce-01.pd.infn.it:2119/jobmanager-lcglsf-grid 539 4 30 4 26 gridce2.pi.infn.it:2119/jobmanager-lcglsf-grid4 25 9 15 12 3 grid001.ts.infn.it:2119/jobmanager-lcglsf-grid 12 2 14 10 4 gridce.sns.it:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-grid 738 total CPU-cores (not dedicated) Avail Space(Kb) Used Space(Kb) Type SEs ---------------------------------------------------------- 395156380 4970248 n.a gridse.ilc.cnr.it 445299512 1364038152 n.a grid007g.cnaf.infn.it 3912509084 481669476 n.a prod-se-01.pd.infn.it 52670212 656381412 n.a gridit002.pd.infn.it 3840000000 250000000 n.a prod-se-02.pd.infn.it 2322948608 19715584 n.a grid002.ts.infn.it 67267572 3758208 n.a gridse.sns.it > 10 TB (not dedicated)

13. 13 WCS grid implementation schema The production grid infrastructure used as test-bed to implement a grid Web Coverage Service

14. 14 Task 2.2 results and future plans Measure of success according to DoW: – Number and impact of feedback provided by CYCLOPS to EGEE  presence at 3 EGEE conferences and 1 TEG meeting – Timeliness of information about new middleware functionalities implemented by EGEE project  no significant functionalities added to gLite after the training workshop, but cyclops VO resources kept continuously updated w.r.t. middleware upgrades Plans for next period: – Report to TEG annual meeting and next EGEE events (EGEE User Forum in February 2008) the results of WP3 and WP4 activities, most notably the “EGEE Request for Enhancement” document (D14) – Keep running the cyclops VO infrastructure and open it to support RISICO and Flash Flood prototype applications

15. 15 Deliverables list for WP2 June 2006 PM 1 Apr 2007 PM 11 May 2008 PM 24 Nov 2006 PM 6 done Aug 2006 PM 3 Dec 2006 PM 7 Gen 2008 PM 20 Apr 2008 PM 23 D17 WP2 activity final report D5 Training Events Plan D7 EGEE Cookbook: A guide for CP grid users D10 First Training Workshop D13 Second Training Workshop M2.1 Training Plan published done due done Jun 2007 PM 13 M2.2 EGEE explained to CP community dueplanned

16. 16 Conclusions Grid concepts and the EGEE middleware services have been disseminated in several occasions – Towards a wide heterogeneous Civil Protection related audience (at the Project Open Conference) – Towards CYCLOPS partners (at the Training Workshop and at several technical meetings) A more focused training action, aiming to investigate grid integration approaches and prototyping the selected use-cases is planned for the next period CYCLOPS feedback to EGEE planned at next User Forum at Clermont-Ferrand, 11-14 February 2008