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Report from OB & LHCC

Ian Bird WLCG MB, 19 th March 2013. Report from OB & LHCC. OB: 8 th March. Removal of support for CMS by ASGC (no Tier 1 or Tier 2) Discussion on rethinking the pledge process/timing Try to avoid the “decreasing spiral pledge” problem Action to discuss with RSG – ideally in MB

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Report from OB & LHCC

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  1. Ian Bird WLCG MB, 19th March 2013 Report from OB & LHCC Ian.Bird@cern.ch

  2. OB: 8th March Ian.Bird@cern.ch • Removal of support for CMS by ASGC (no Tier 1 or Tier 2) • Discussion on rethinking the pledge process/timing • Try to avoid the “decreasing spiral pledge” problem • Action to discuss with RSG – ideally in MB • Presentations on: • Concurrency forum and likely evolution • Data Preservation – outlook • Updating the computing models

  3. OB & LHCC Ian.Bird@cern.ch • Significant topic was resource requests for 2015 • Important to have the computing model updates in order for the LHCC to make supporting statements about the due diligence of efforts to be efficient • Updated estimates of 2015 needs given to RSG and summarised/discussed in OB and LHCC • Details on next slides • A few indications of countries where resources may become an issue; but not of major concern yet (but we need to see the pledges!) • We assume flat budgets – in some cases they are downwards

  4. 2013  2015 resources CPU Disk Tape 2013: pledge OR actual installed capacity if higher Ian.Bird@cern.ch

  5. Resource evolution – 1 Ian.Bird@cern.ch • For ALICE requests essentially flat for 2014/15, assuming KISTI + Mexico are available • Have introduced new processing schema, less full processing passes • Significantly improved CPU efficiency for analysis  • ATLAS: • Ongoing efforts to reduce CPU use, event sizes, memory, … • Fit within a flat budget, but assumes event sizes and CPU/event are at 2012 levels – this implies significant effort during LS1 to achieve • Plans for improvements are ambitious 

  6. Resource evolution – 2 Ian.Bird@cern.ch • CMS: • 2015 request also fits within a flat budget, as long as 2014+2015 are planned together (step from flat resources to 2015 needs exceeds flat funding) • Significant effort required to reduce potential x12 increase in need (to get back to “only” x2) due to: • Pile-up increase, change of trigger rates, going from 50-25ns (had unexpected effect on reco times) • Use Tier 1s for prompt reconstruction; do only 1 full reprocessing / year • Also commissioned large Tier 2s for MC reconstruction, using remote data access (result of data federation work in last 18 months) • LHCb: • Have sufficient CPU for LS1 needs; but limited by available disk • Potentially means cant use all CPU in 2014, then implications for 2015 (MC work gets pushed back) • Significant effort needed to reduce size of DST & no. disk copies • They have already reduced disk copies so now needs significant changes in data management to get more gains • Also working to improve software, but needs specialised effort (parallelisation, etc)

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