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RSV and Nagios in OSG

This report outlines the current state of the Open Science Grid (OSG), highlighting key statistics from April 8, 2023, including 216,000 jobs with an 85% success rate across approximately 100 sites and 30 Virtual Organizations (VOs). It discusses recent operations, including WLCG SAM reporting, the latest version of RSV with simplified configurations, and updates on monitoring tools. Key improvements in service certificates, availability statistics, and the Local RSV structure contribute to more effective monitoring within OSG. Questions and comments are encouraged for continued enhancement.

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RSV and Nagios in OSG

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  1. RSV and Nagios in OSG Rob Quick

  2. Current State of OSG • ~ 100 Sites • ~ 30 VOs • April 8th: • 216,000 jobs (85% successful) • 375,000 wallclock hours • About half of the jobs were run on resources NOT owned by the VO that owns the resources

  3. Recent and Upcoming Operations Highlights • WLCG SAM reporting of availability Statistics • SAM Interface • GridView Interface • OIM Registration Database • RSV Version 2 • Easier to configure and upkeep • SE Probes

  4. SAM Environment

  5. GridView

  6. RSV Version 2 • New probes • SE • GUMS • Software versions • CA Certificates up to date • New simplified configuration scheme • Service Certificates! • VO access to RSV Database info and web interface • Hook to OIM

  7. A Probe [rquick@feynman probes]$ ./jobmanagers-status-probe -u proton.fis.cinvestav.mx -m all metricName: org.osg.batch.jobmanager-fork-status metricType: status timestamp: 2008-04-24T11:57:41Z metricStatus: OK serviceType: globus-GRAM-fork serviceURI: proton.fis.cinvestav.mx gatheredAt: feynman.uits.iupui.edu summaryData: OK detailsData: A test job was successfully submitted to "proton.fis.cinvestav.mx/jobmanager-fork", its status when last checked was a valid one ("ACTIVE"); and finally the test job was successfully cleaned up! EOT metricName: org.osg.batch.jobmanager-pbs-status metricType: status timestamp: 2008-04-24T11:57:41Z metricStatus: OK serviceType: globus-GRAM-PBS serviceURI: proton.fis.cinvestav.mx gatheredAt: feynman.uits.iupui.edu summaryData: OK detailsData: A test job was successfully submitted to "proton.fis.cinvestav.mx/jobmanager-pbs", its status when last checked was a valid one ("DONE"); and finally the test job was successfully cleaned up! EOT

  8. Local RSV Structure

  9. RSV Reporting to Nagios Console

  10. Provided by: Sarah Williams

  11. History of Monitoring in OSG “Monitoring is always a difficult beast to tame. Much careful thought has gone into it over the years, and the highway to this point is littered with lots of dead monitoring bodies. I think the current effort is striving for simplicity, and I hope it gets there!” -Alan Sill (TACC)

  12. Planned Central Structure Can it be this simple?

  13. Questions/Comments?

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