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SURAgrid Strategic Plan - Rational Jim Lupo SURAgrid Governance Committee SURAgrid Spring 2012 All-Hands Meeting 24-26 April 2012 1 of 15 SURAgrid Spring 2012 All-Hands Meeting 24-26 April 2012 2 of 15 Background Previous plan ran from


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SURAgrid Strategic Plan - Rational Jim Lupo SURAgrid Governance Committee

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Background

  • Previous plan ran from 2008 – 2012.
  • Changes in Cyberinfrastructure model:
  • was a SURAgrid specific grid – too much reinventing the

wheel.

  • now pursuing an Open Science Grid (OSG) Virtual

Organization (VO) approach.

  • Process being followed:
  • Situation assessment
  • Define goals
  • Establish metrics
  • Establish milestones
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Situation Assessment

  • Some member institutions have HPC resources
  • May have limited support for users.
  • Various levels of documentation and training.
  • Many levels of user experience.
  • All member institutions want access to HPC resources
  • essentially no support beyond peer groups.
  • no local training or documentation.
  • Few advanced users, mostly novice, mostly no interested in

the details.

  • Growing realization that a stand-alone grid required more

support resources than members could bring to bear.

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Revised Approach

  • Leverage existing Open Science Grid (OSG)

infrastructure by creating a SURAgrid Virtual Organization (SGVO).

  • Instantly makes issues such as user

authentication, software stacks, and work flow handling installation and not implementation issues.

  • Goals and Metrics under discussion.
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Goals, Metrics, and Milestones - Oh, My

  • The main substance is broken down into goals,

metrics, and milestones

  • Goals - Statement of an objective that will

alleviate a problem identified in the current situation.

  • Metric - Some measurable that is correlated

with a goal.

  • Milestone - a specific metric value target to be

achieved at some point in the future.

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Goal 1

  • Increase SURAgrid community participation

and overall community value.

  • Possible metrics:
  • Number of contributing members
  • Number of participating members
  • Member participation in community events
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Goal 2

  • Develop and implement policies and procedures for

APPLICATION USERS, emphasizing “simple job submission that achieves application results with maximum automation as to where and how jobs run.

  • Possible Metrics:
  • Number of application usage procedures.
  • Number of sites with SGVO client installations.
  • Total DOE end user certificates for SGVO
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Goal 3

  • Develop and implement the coordination policies and

agreements for SGVO APPLICATION ENABLERS, emphasizing solutions for translating user community application requirements so that a user’s “simple job submissions” are enabled and mapped to appropriate compute and storage elements of the SGVO.

  • Possible metrics:
  • Number of available applications.
  • Number of tickets resolved.
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Goal 4

  • Develop policies and procedures for RESOURCE

SUPPLIERS with respect to the insertion and removal of compute and storage resources.

  • Possible metrics:
  • Number of resource providers.
  • Core-hours made available to SGVO.
  • Core-hours consumed by SGVO.
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Goal 5

  • Focus on development of strategic partnerships for

the improvement of regional research projects and the shared use of community, regional and national resources.

  • Possible metrics:
  • Number of commercial partnerships formed.
  • Number of formal meetings with OSG.
  • Number of formal meetings with XSEDE.
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Milestones

  • Milestones are projected target values chosen

to indicate successful forward progress on the plan.

  • Current year values may be 0 for many, and if

a poor choice, may be 0 for the life of the plan.

  • Would like to project out 4 years into the

future.

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Seeking Comments

  • Do the goals makes sense?
  • Achievable?
  • Measurable?
  • Address SURAgrid needs?
  • Are the metrics realistic?
  • Measure progress towards goal?
  • Data is accessible?
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Draft Status

  • Hammering out a set of metrics and

milestones.

  • Wordsmithing drafting document.
  • Will circulate to all members for comment.
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Discussion?