Particle Physics Grid: RO-02-NIPNE site

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Gabriel Stoicea Particle Physics Department National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering IFIN-HH RO-LCG2008, Bucharest, 05.12.2008

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Particle Physics Grid: RO-02-NIPNE site. Gabriel Stoicea Particle Physics Department National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering IFIN-HH RO-LCG2008, Bucharest, 05.12.2008. Outline. Particle Physics Particle Physics Challenges RO-02-NIPNE Grid Site Some statistics - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Gabriel StoiceaParticle Physics Department

National Institute of Physics and Nuclear Engineering IFIN-HH

RO-LCG2008, Bucharest, 05.12.2008

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Outline

• Particle Physics

• Particle Physics Challenges

• RO-02-NIPNE Grid Site

• Some statistics

• Current & Future Developments

• Conclusions

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Particle Physics

Methods of Particle Physics

The most powerful microscope

Creating conditions similar to the Big Bang

Establish a periodic system of the fundamental building blocks

andunderstandforces

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Particle Physics Challenges

27/10/20084

Challenge 1: Large, distributed community

CMSATLAS

~ 5000 Physicistsaround the world- around the clock

“Offline” software effort: 1000 person-years

per experiment

Software life span: 20 years

LHCb

9 o

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The HIGGS

All interactions

Rare phenomena - Huge backgroundComplex events

Challenge 3: Find the Needle in a Haystack

Concorde(15 Km)

Balloon(30 Km)

CD stack with1 year LHC data!(~ 20 Km)

Mt. Blanc(4.8 Km)

Challenge 2: Data Volume

Annual data storage:

12-14 PetaBytes/year

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RO-02-NIPNE Grid SiteRO-02-NIPNE Grid Site

Grid middleware: gLite 3.1(june08)

Services:atlasgw.nipne.ro: GWtbat01.nipne.ro: CE, Site-BDIItbat05.nipne.ro: SEtbat02.nipne.ro: MONBOX

Cluster Configuration:Using NATOS: Scientific Linux 4Batch system: TORQUE/MAUI (OpenPBS)WNs: 268 cores(x86_64) Xeon RAM 2 GB/core VMEM 2.4+ GB/core

Storage: DPM (Disk Pool Manager) typeRaw Capacity ~ 75 TB

Network: internal: 1 Gbs RoEduNet up-link: 10 Gbs

UPS System: APC Symmetra max160kW Installed 32 kW; backup time: ~ 50 min.

Supported VOs: ATLAS, HONE (H1), OPS, DTEAM

http://goc.grid.sinica.edu.tw/gstat/RO-02-NIPNE/

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RO-02-NIPNE Statistics (1)RO-02-NIPNE Statistics (1)

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RO-02-NIPNE Statistics (2)RO-02-NIPNE Statistics (2)

Overall Efficiency: ~ 98.1 %

HONE MC production:

August:|  450 | tbat01.nipne.ro:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-hone September:|   17 | tbat01.nipne.ro:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-hone October (till 28.10.2008, 17:51)| 1049 | tbat01.nipne.ro:2119/jobmanager-lcgpbs-hone

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Current & Future Developments (1)Current & Future Developments (1)

• New grid site: 2 rooms ~ 80 m2

• Comprehensive monitoring & control of the grid infrastructure • Automatic fire extinguisher system• Surveillance system• New cooling system APC – based on chilled water topology – 157 kW• Control room

RO-02-NIPNE GRID site underground (2 rooms ~ 80

m2)

offices and meeting room (first level ~140 m2 + ground level ~ 50

m2)

experimental area (~90 m2)

groundlevel

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Current & Future Developments (2)Current & Future Developments (2)

Underground level: GRID DATA CENTER DFPE

2009:• Capacity expansion: next year we will reach ~ 400 CPU cores and ~ 100 TB disk storage

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ConclusionsConclusions

•Basic infrastructure already deployed or in development

•Very good usage of the equipment

•Good development plan, due to good financing for equipment acquisition

•All ATLAS or HONE requirements , in terms of computing power or storage space, fulfilled