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EU DataGrid progress Fabrizio Gagliardi EDG Project Leader [email protected]

EU DataGrid progress Fabrizio Gagliardi EDG Project Leader [email protected]

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Page 1: EU DataGrid progress Fabrizio Gagliardi EDG Project Leader Fabrizio.Gagliardi@cern.ch

EU DataGrid progressFabrizio Gagliardi

EDG Project Leader

[email protected]

Page 2: EU DataGrid progress Fabrizio Gagliardi EDG Project Leader Fabrizio.Gagliardi@cern.ch

EU Information Day 25 03 2003 EDG status 2

The EU DataGrid Project

• 9.8 M Euros EU funding over 3 years, twice as much from partners

• 90% for middleware and applications (HEP, Earth Obs. and Bio Med.)

• Three year phased developments & demos (2001-2003)

• Latest News: 2nd annual project review successfully passed in Feb 2003!

• Total of 21 partners

• Research and Academic institutes as well as industrial companies

• Related projects and activities:

• DataTAG (2002-2003)

• CrossGrid (2002-2004)

• GRIDSTART (2002-2004)

• Grace (2002-2004)

Page 3: EU DataGrid progress Fabrizio Gagliardi EDG Project Leader Fabrizio.Gagliardi@cern.ch

EU Information Day 25 03 2003 EDG status 3

• Genomic Exploration• Earth Observation• High Energy Physics

more and more scientists begin to use the EDG middleware and testbed, relying on Grid technology to solve huge data challenges

“we are delighted that the EDG project is already releasing production quality Grid middleware. It will allow us to start regular testing of our extreme computational requirements on a real Grid infrastructure, and could have a significant impact on how we plan and develop our experiment”

An LHC scientist

Applications

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EU Information Day 25 03 2003 EDG status 4

Current EDG Application Testbed

Since Last Year:• Improved software (EDG 1.4.3).• Doubled sites. More waiting…

Australia, Taiwan, USA (U. Wisc.), UK Sites, INFN, French sites, CrossGrid, …

• Significantly more CPU/Storage.

Hidden Infrastructure• MDS Hierarchy, Resource Brokers, User

Interfaces, VO Replica Catalogs, VO Membership Servers, Certificate Authorities

Site Country

CPUs

Storage

CC-IN2P3* FR 620 192 GB

CERN* CH 138 1321 GB

CNAF* IT 48 1300 GB

Ecole Poly. FR 6 220 GB

Imperial Coll.

UK 92 450 GB

Liverpool UK 2 10 GB

Manchester UK 9 15 GB

NIKHEF* NL 142 433 GB

Oxford UK 1 30 GB

Padova IT 11 666 GB

RAL* UK 6 332 GB

SARA NL 0 10000+ GB

TOTAL 5 1075

14969 GB

*also Dev. TB; +200 TB including tape

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EU Information Day 25 03 2003 EDG status 5

• Connections of the different nodes of the EDG testbed are made possible by the EU-funded GEANT project

connecting more than 30 countries across Europespeeds of up to 10 Gbit/shigh data throughput Quality of Service

• EDG and GEANT: the first major production quality tests of the network

EDG & GEANT

speedreliabilitymonitoring capabilities

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EU Information Day 25 03 2003 EDG status 6

Through links with sister projects, there is thepotential for a truely global scientific applications grid

Related Grid Projects

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EU Information Day 25 03 2003 EDG status 7

•Second EU review successfully passed, needs to finish well

•Major re-orientation of the project towards production accepted

•Need to develop further plans in view of future project EGEE

•Continue collaboration with US and across Atlantic testbeds (with DataTAG)

•Need to accommodate other applications

•Plan long term support of EDG developments

•Major opportunity for further EU funding (EGEE)

Current Plans