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Advancements and Synergies in European Grid Infrastructures: Insights from the 1st EELA Workshop

The 1st EELA Workshop, held in Merida on April 20, 2006, highlighted the achievements and future directions of the European Grid Infrastructure, particularly through the EGEE and EGEE-II initiatives. These programs aim to establish a seamless grid infrastructure to support the European Research Area (ERA). The workshop showcased various national grid projects and emphasized the importance of cooperation and synergies among different grid infrastructures. Key discussions included middleware integration, user support, and the growing role of international cooperation in advancing grid technologies.

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Advancements and Synergies in European Grid Infrastructures: Insights from the 1st EELA Workshop

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  1. Grid projects in Europe Giuseppe Andronico INFN Sezione di Catania 1° EELA Workshop, 24.04.2006

  2. Condor Globus MyProxy ... EDG . . . VDT LCG The Grid “ecosystem” 2001 OSG, … DataTAG CrossGrid ... SRM 2004 GridCC NextGrid EGEE DEISA … USA EU Used in Future grids 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  3. EGEE and EGEE-II • Aim of EGEE: “to establish a seamless European Grid infrastructure for the support of the European Research Area (ERA)” • Achievements of EGEE: • Exceeding almost all final goals • Scope expanded beyond Europe • Transition EGEE  EGEE-II • EGEE conceived as first two years of four-year plan • Services continuously available • EGEE-II start: • Full capacity from day one • Large-scale, production-quality infrastructure • Supporting a wide range of applications • Staff with extensive knowledge of Grid technology 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  4. EGEE Infrastructure Some 200 Sites connected to EGEE Infrastructure Compare to now over 90 Partners 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  5. EGEE Relations Different kinds of relations: • Partners of EU Project EGEE / EGEE-II • (Voluntary) Contributors to the EGEE Infrastructure • Independent EGEE Infrastructure Providers • National/Regional Grid Projects building on or connecting to EGEE 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  6. National Grids • Great investment in developing Grid technology • Sample of National Grid projects: • Austrian Grid Initiative • DutchGrid • France: Grid’5000; ACI Grid • Germany: D-Grid; Unicore • Greece: HellasGrid • Grid Ireland • Italy: INFNGrid; GRID.IT • NorduGrid • UK e-Science: National Grid Service; OMII; GridPP • EGEE provides framework for national, regional and thematic Grids 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  7. EGEE Relations Different kinds of relations: • Partners of EU Project EGEE / EGEE-II • (Voluntary) Contributors to the EGEE Infrastructure • Independent EGEE Infrastructure Providers • National/Regional Grid Projects building on or connecting to EGEE • Independent Grid Infrastructure Projects • Related Projects: • Infrastructure Projects • Application Projects • Support Projects 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  8. Related Projects 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  9. Related Projects 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  10. EGEE Related Projects • Infrastructure Projects • DEISA, SEEGRID • New: BalticGrid, EELA, EUChinaGrid, EUMedGrid, … 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  11. Infrastructure Projects 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  12. Support Projects 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  13. Application Projects 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  14. Synergies between Projects • Cooperation between projects is important • To detect and exploit synergies • To interoperate in different areas (expertise, services, …) • To best serve science in Europe and World-wide • Possible areas of cooperation with EGEE • Infrastructure related • exchanging or using facilities such as computing, storage, networks, … • other areas such as operations, user support, … • Middleware • Applications • Training • Dissemination and Policies. 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  15. EGEE and Related Projects • EGEE NA5 – Policy and International Cooperation • eConcertation Events • Contributions to eIRG Workshops and White Papers • Dedicated Meetings at EGEE Conferences 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  16. EGEE’06 Conference • EGEE’06 – Capitalising on e-infrastructures • Demos • Related Projects • Industry • International community (UN organisations in Geneva etc.) • 25-29 September 2006 • Geneva, Switzerland • http://www.cern.ch/egee-intranet/conferences/EGEE06 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  17. Time Scales 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  18. Permanent Grid Infrastructure Grid Organization Objectives • Operate production Grid infrastructures for all sciences • Integrate, test, validate and package Grid middleware • Provide advice, training and support to new user communities 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  19. EGEE as Incubator • EGEE is taking its role as “Incubator” very seriously • EGEE understands and accepts its responsibility and tries hard to live up to these expectations 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  20. EGEE Uptake 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  21. EGEE Uptake 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  22. EGEE Acceptance? EGEE is being accepted as robust, reliable grid infrastructure and as a matter of course 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  23. EGEE as Incubator • EGEE is taking its role as “Incubator” very seriously • EGEE understands and accepts its responsibility and tries hard to live up to these expectations • EGEE profits from: ideas, input and feedback for better cooperation and to further exploit synergies • Cooperation is difficult • Success is mandatory in order to build the future environment for serving and advancing European and world-wide Science • Synergies and cooperation is key for all of us 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

  24. EGEE Relations Grid is about people working together! 1° EELA Workshop, Merida, 20.04.2006

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