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EGI-InSPIRE VAPOR Vo Administration and operations PORtal EGI Community Forum 2013 Franck Michel, CNRS 1 9 Apr. 2013 www.egi.eu www.egi.eu EGI-InSPIRE RI-261323 EGI-InSPIRE RI-261323 Observations & motivations Running scientific

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VAPOR Vo Administration and

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EGI Community Forum 2013 Franck Michel, CNRS

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Observations & motivations

  • Running scientific experiments requires costly

IT support

  • Achievable for large organized communities
  • Out of reach of smaller/younger communities
  • How to sustain existing communities

How to recruit new ones?

  • Find out ways to administrate/operate a VO with

reduced human cost

  • Virtual Research Community model

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Targeted communities

  • Small to medium-size user VOs
  • No or few dedicated support
  • Volunteering contribution
  • Fragmented user groups
  • No control on submission tools, policies…
  • Difficult to plan needs
  • Scattered scientific activities
  • Opportunistic usage of resources

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The LSGC use case

  • Life Science Grid Community:
  • 5 VOs, ~500 users
  • biomed, lsgrid, medigrid, pneumogrid, vlemed
  • biomed VO
  • Set up of technical support team in 2010
  • Volunteering-based model
  • Experience: time consuming activity
  • Need to mutualise the human effort with
  • ther VOs within the VRC or beyond

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Large variety of existing tools

GStat 2.0 GOCDB

VOMS admin

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Large variety of existing tools

  • Some tools are adapted to certain types of

community

  • Some usual administration/operation tasks

are not addressed

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Consortium

  • Direct technical contributors:
  • I3S, CNRS (France)
  • CREATIS, CNRS (France)
  • GRyCAP, Universitat Politècnica de València

(Spain)

  • Institut Pluridisciplinaire Hurbert Curien (France)
  • EGI Operations Portal team

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Consortium

  • Use cases, contribution to the design and test
  • France Grille VO (NGI France)
  • Academic Medical Centre, VLEMED VO,

University of Amsterdam (Netherlands)

  • COMPCHEM VO, University of Perugia (Italy)
  • WeNMR, 7th FP, VRC

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VAPOR features

  • Community users management
  • Users database
  • Interface with VOMS, LFC, EGI Apps Database
  • Identify users "behind“ robot certificates
  • Track scientific production => acknowledgement
  • Operations for technical support teams
  • Resources status indicators & statistical reports
  • Data Management: files migration,

decommissioning, clean-up

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VAPOR features

  • Operations for technical support teams (cont’d)
  • Filter important info from mailing lists (e.g.

downtimes that impact VO critical services)

  • Statistics on GGUS tickets
  • Accounting:
  • Community resource usage, per VO resource

usage, per VO sub-group resource usage

  • Projection of future needs for storage and

computing resources

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Organisation

  • 12 months duration
  • Start April 2013
  • survey of tools, features specifications
  • First use case and beta tester: biomed
  • Budget
  • Total: 125 440€
  • Requested: 52 200€
  • Engineer position recruited for 12 month
  • EGI contact: Diego Scardaci

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Conclusion: impacts and benefits

  • Mutualise admin/operation effort:
  • Help existing communities sustain their model,

reach better QoS

  • Facilitate the outreach of new communities
  • Apprehend the diversity of community users,

foster resource usage acknowledgement

  • Community-wide accounting, plan future

needs for resources

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Schedule

M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M7 M8 M9 M10M11M12 Task 1: Features specification Review of existing tools and portals Definition and prioritization of features D1 Task 2: Software development Community users management D2 Operations management D3 Accounting D4 Task 3: Platform deployment & exploitation Deployment on production platform Update of VO operation procedures Training of support and admin members

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Budget

num unitary cost 60%

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total cost Human resources Software engineer recruited, I3S (100%) 12 3 500,00 € 2 100,00 € 67 200,00 € Franck MICHEL, research engineer, I3S (33%) 4 5 000,00 € 3 000,00 € 32 000,00 € Sorina Camarasu-Pop, researcher, CREATIS (8.3%) 1 4 200,00 € 2 520,00 € 6 720,00 € Jérôme Pansanel, operations manager, IPHC (8.3%) 1 5 000,00 € 3 000,00 € 8 000,00 € Ignácio Blanquer, professor and Enrique Bayonne, engineer, GRyCAP (8.3%) 1 4 200,00 € 2 520,00 € 6 720,00 € Sub-total 13 140,00 € 120 640,00 € Hardware Laptop 1 1 500,00 € 900,00 € 2 400,00 € Total budget 125 440,00 € Requested budget: 75% of SA activities 52 200,00 € 15