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Gridifying the LHC Data

Gridifying the LHC Data. Peter Kunszt CERN IT/DB EU DataGrid Data Management Peter.Kunszt@cern.ch. Outline. The Grid as a means of transparent data access Current mode of operations at CERN Elements of Grid data access Current capabilities of the EU DataGrid/LCG-1 Grid infrastructure

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Gridifying the LHC Data

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  1. Gridifying the LHC Data Peter Kunszt CERN IT/DB EU DataGrid Data Management Peter.Kunszt@cern.ch Openlab 17.3.2003

  2. Outline • The Grid as a means of transparent data access • Current mode of operations at CERN • Elements of Grid data access • Current capabilities of the EU DataGrid/LCG-1 Grid infrastructure • Outlook Openlab 17.3.2003

  3. Outline • The Grid as a means of transparent data access • Current mode of operations at CERN • Elements of Grid data access • Current capabilities of the EU DataGrid/LCG-1 Grid infrastructure • Outlook Openlab 17.3.2003

  4. The Grid vision • Flexible, secure, coordinated resource sharing among dynamic collections of individuals, institutions, and resource • From “The Anatomy of the Grid: Enabling Scalable Virtual Organizations” • Enable communities (“virtual organizations”) to share geographically distributed resources as they pursue common goals -- assuming the absence of… • central location, • central control, • omniscience, • existing trust relationships. Openlab 17.3.2003

  5. Grids: Elements of the Problem • Resource sharing • Computers, storage, sensors, networks, … • Sharing always conditional: issues of trust, policy, negotiation, payment, … • Coordinated problem solving • Beyond client-server: distributed data analysis, computation, collaboration, … • Dynamic, multi-institutional virtual organizations • Community overlays on classic organization structures • Large or small, static or dynamic Openlab 17.3.2003

  6. Grid middleware architecture hourglass Current Grid architectural functional blocks: Specific application layer ALICE ATLAS CMS LHCb Common application layer LCG EU DataGrid middleware Advanced Grid Services GLOBUS 2.2 Basic Grid Services OS, Storage & Network services Openlab 17.3.2003

  7. Grid Middleware Cloud Authentication, Authorization Requirement parsing Resource matching Resource allocation Accessibility Openlab 17.3.2003

  8. Vision of Grid Data Management • Distributed Shared Data Storage • Ubiquitous Data Access • Transparent Data Transfer and Migration • Consistency and Robustness • Optimisation Openlab 17.3.2003

  9. Vision of Grid Data Management • Distributed Shared Data Storage • Different architectures • Heterogenous data stores • Self-describing data and metadata GRID Openlab 17.3.2003

  10. Vision of Grid Data Management • Ubiquitous Data Access • Global Namespace • Transparent security control and enforcement • Access from anytime anywhere, physical data location irrelevant • Automatic Data Replication and Validation GRID Openlab 17.3.2003

  11. Vision of Grid Data Management • Transparent Data Transfer and Migration • Protocol negotiation and multiple protocol support • Management of data formats and database versions GRID Openlab 17.3.2003

  12.   Vision of Grid Data Management • Consistency and Robustness • Replicated data is reasonably up-to-date • Reliable data transfer • Self-detecting and self-correcting mechanisms upon data corruption GRID  X  Openlab 17.3.2003

  13. ? ? ? Vision of Grid Data Management • Optimisation • Customisation or self-adaptation to specific access patterns • Distributed Querying, Data Analysis and Data Mining GRID ! Openlab 17.3.2003

  14. Globus GridFTP Replica Catalog Replica Manager EU DataGrid GDMP Replica Catalog Replica Manager Spitfire Condor NeST PPDG Magda JASMine GDMP SAM Griphyn/iVDGL Virtual Data Toolkit Storage Resource Broker Storage Resource Manager ROOT Alien Nimrod-G Legion Existing Middleware for Grid Data Management - Overview Not exhaustive Openlab 17.3.2003

  15. …. and nice to look at What you would like to see reliable available powerful calm cool easy to use Openlab 17.3.2003

  16. Outline • The Grid as a means of transparent data access • Current mode of operations at CERN • Non-Grid operations • Grid operations • Elements of Grid data access • Current capabilities of the EU DataGrid/LCG-1 Grid infrastructure • Outlook Openlab 17.3.2003

  17. Current non-Grid Operations (Oversimplified) Fabric Storage Openlab 17.3.2003

  18. Current non-Grid Operations • Planning of • Resources (computing and storage) • Projects and job schedules • Data placement • Monitoring of • Running jobs • Available resources • Alarms Openlab 17.3.2003

  19. CERN – Tier 0 2.5 Gbps IN2P3 622 Mbps RAL FNAL Tier 1 155 mbps 155 mbps 622 Mbps Uni n Lab a Tier2 Uni b Lab c   Department  Desktop

  20. grid for a regional group Lab m Uni x CERN Tier 1 Uni a UK USA Lab a France Tier 1 Tier3 physics department Uni n Tier2 Japan Italy CERN Tier 0 Desktop Lab b Germany ………. Lab c  Uni y Uni b grid for a physics study group  

  21. Grid Testbed Today • Currently largest Grid Testbed: EU DataGrid • Not a full-fledged Grid fulfilling the Grid vision • Pragmatic: what can be done today • Research aspect: trying out novel approaches • Operation of each Grid Site: • Huge effort at each computing center for installation and operations support • Local user support is necessary but not sufficient • Operation of the Grid as a logical entity • Complex management – coordination effort among Grid centers concerning Grid middleware updates, but also policies, trust relationships • Grid middleware support through many channels • Complex interdependencies of Grid middleware See talk in the afternoon Openlab 17.3.2003

  22. Outline • The Grid as a means of transparent data access • Current mode of operations at CERN • Elements of Grid data access • Current capabilities of the EU DataGrid/LCG-1 Grid infrastructure • Outlook Openlab 17.3.2003

  23. Grid Data Access Elements:Storage and Transfer • Grid Storage Resource Manager • Managed storage • GSI enabled • Mass Storage System interface • Grid accessible Relational Database • Data transfer mechanism between sites in place Site 1 Site 2 Site 3 Openlab 17.3.2003

  24. Grid Data Access Elements:I/O • Transfer protocols (gsiftp, https, scp…) • File System and/or Posix I/O for direct read/write of files from Worker Nodes • SQL or equivalent interface to relational data from Worker Nodes Storage Transfer Protocols Posix or SQL Interface Openlab 17.3.2003

  25. Grid Data Access Elements:Catalogs • Grid Data Location Service • Find location of all identical copies (replicas) • Metadata Catalogs • File/Object specific metadata • Logical names • Collections • Grid Database Object Catalog catalog Openlab 17.3.2003

  26. Higher Level Data Management Services • Customizable pre- and post-processing services • Transparent encryption and decryption of data for transfer and storage • External catalog updates • Optimization Services • Location of the best replica based on access ‘cost’ • Active preemptive replication based on usage patterns • Automated replication service based on subscriptions • Data Consistency Services • Data Versioning • Consistency between replicas • Reliable data transfer service • Consistency between catalog data and the actual stored data • Virtual Data Services • On-the-fly data generation Openlab 17.3.2003

  27. Outline • The Grid as a means of transparent data access • Current mode of operations at CERN • Elements of Grid data access • Current capabilities of the EU DataGrid/LCG-1 Grid infrastructure • Outlook Openlab 17.3.2003

  28. File Names • GUID – Global Unique IDentifier • guid:f81d4fae-7dec-11d0-a765-00a0c91e6bf6 • LFN – Logical File Name • lfn:presentation • LCN – Logical Collection Name • lcn:storage_workshop_presentations • SFN – Site File Name • sfn://ccgridli02.in2p3.fr/edg/SE/dev/wpsix/higgs/data/123.ppt • TURL – Transport URL • file:///home/pkunszt/presentation.ppt • https://storage.cern.ch/data/pkunszt/file4256.dat • rfio://srm.cern.ch/castor/user/p/pkunszt/presentation.ppt • gsiftp://pcrd24.cern.ch/data/pkunszt/pfn10_1.ppt Openlab 17.3.2003

  29. Data Services in EDG/LCG1: Storage and I/O • Grid Storage Element for files: • Understands SFNs – maps into TURL • GSI enabled interface: Storage Resource Managerhttp://sdm.lbl.gov/srm/documents/joint.docs/SRM.joint.func.design.part1.doc • Support of different MSS backends • Support for GridFTP and RFIO (CASTOR) • Will be deployed this week in the EDG testbed for the first time. • GridFTP Server for files: • only TURL (gsiftp://) • Also GSI enabled • Only FTP-like functionality, no management capabilities • Current remote I/O • NFS • RFIO • GridFTP Openlab 17.3.2003

  30. Data Services in EDG/LCG1: Database access • Spitfire • Thin client for GSI-enabled database access • Customizable, API exposed through a Web Service WSDL • Not suitable for large result sets • Not used by HEP applications yet Openlab 17.3.2003

  31. Data Services in EDG/LCG1: Replica Location Service RLS • Distributed file catalog • Stores GUID → SFNmappings • Stores replication metadata (e.g. file size, creator, MD5 checksum) on SFNs • Local Catalogs hold the actual name mappings • Remote Indices respond with the list of LRCs most probably having an entry on the file • LRCs are configured to send index updates to any number of RLIs • Indexes are Bloom Filters; Implementation using Web Service Technology • Scales well Openlab 17.3.2003

  32. Data Services in EDG/LCG1: Replica Metadata Catalog • Single logical service for replication metadata • Deployement possible as a high-availability service (Web service technology) • Possibility of synchronized data on many sites to avoid a single site entry point (Using underlying database technology) • Holds Logical File Name (LFN) →GUID mappings (“aliases”) • Contains LCN → set of GUIDs mapping (“collections”) • Holds replication metadata on LFNs, LCNs and GUIDs • Might hold a small amount of replica-specific application metadata – O(10) items Openlab 17.3.2003

  33. Data Services in EDG/LCG1: Higher Level Services • EDG Replica Manager ERM • Coordinates all replication service • Replica Optimization Service ROS • Rely on Network Monitoring (iperf) between Testbed sites • Rely on Storage Element access cost method (estimated time to stage a file) • Summarize network costs for generic access requests • Allows Replica Manager to choose ‘best’ replica Openlab 17.3.2003

  34. Replication Services Interactions Openlab 17.3.2003

  35. Outlook • We took only the first step on the long road to fulfilling the Grid vision • Promising initial results but a lot of work still needs to be done • Industry has only recently joined the Grid community through GGF – industrial-strength middleware solutions are not available yet • By the end of this year we’ll have a first experience with a Grid infrastructure that was built for production from the start (LCG1). Openlab 17.3.2003

  36. Open Grid Services Architecture • OGSA is a framework for a Grid architecture based on the Web Service paradigm. • Every service is a Grid Service. The main difference to Web Services is that Grid Services may be stateful services. • These Grid Services interoperate through well-understood interfaces. • The reference implementation, Globus Toolkit 3 is still in beta, the first release is expected for this summer. • Depending on the evolution until the end of the year, we will see whether OGSA becomes stable enough to be considered for integration into LCG next year. Openlab 17.3.2003

  37. Thank you for your attention Openlab 17.3.2003

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