[gin-data] GIN Demos at SC2007

[Erwin Laure]

Hi Frank, 

Yes - that's certainly worth showing. Could this also be turned into a
live demo? 
Please put the details on the wiki page mentioned below. 

Cheers, 

-- Erwin 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Frank Wuerthwein [mailto:fkw at fnal.gov] 
> Sent: Wednesday, June 27, 2007 1:57 AM
> To: Erwin Laure
> Cc: gin-data at ogf.org; David E Martin
> Subject: Re: [gin-data] GIN Demos at SC2007
> 
> 
> Hi Erwin,
> 
> would there be an interest in simply showing the transfer 
> accounting records from CMS for data transfered from EGEE -> 
> OSG and vice versa?
> 
> As we do this anyway as part of our "commissioning" work, I'm 
> wondering if this is appropriate.
> It would be stuff along the lines I presented at the HPDC 
> workshop yesterday. Except, that we'd create plots that focus 
> on only the cross-grid transfers, ignoring the intra-grid transfers.
> 
> I'm guessing that crossgrid peaks at around 20-30TB 
> transfered per day within the last 120 days.
> By fall this is likely to be more because we have csa07 in September.
> 
> Best wishes, Frank
> 
> Erwin Laure wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> > For data demos, I'd like to link up with the OGF data area 
> and make it 
> > a joint event. Any comments highly welcome!
> > Cheers,
> > -- Erwin
> >
> >     
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> >     *On Behalf Of *Morris Riedel
> >     *Sent:* Monday, June 25, 2007 12:33 PM
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> >     gin-jobs at ogf.org; gin-data at ogf.org
> >     *Subject:* [gin-data] GIN Demos at SC2007
> >
> >     Dear GIN folks,
> >
> >     Over the last 3 month I have talked with many people's about
> >     possible interoperation/interoperability demos at Supercomputing
> >     2007 (similar to the SC2006) .
> >
> >     Now I would like to focus and list our efforts in one central
> >     position on the WIKI to have an overview who would like to
> >     participate in which areas with what demonstrations.
> >
> >     Therefore, I propose the following:
> >
> >     (1)
> >
> >     All that would like to participate should request GIN group
> >     membership and subscribe to the GIN mailing lists if 
> not done so far:
> >
> >     http://forge.gridforum.org/sf/projects/gin
> >
> >     In particular, I would like to encourage people to subscribe to
> >     the central gin at ogf.org <mailto:gin at ogf.org> list so that we can
> >     circumvent sending emails to all the gin areas.
> >
> >     (2)
> >
> >     All people that have ideas, comments, participation 
> plans, booth,
> >     etc. for the SC2007, please add your ideas to the 
> following wiki page:
> >
> >     
> > 
> http://forge.gridforum.org/sf/wiki/do/viewPage/projects.gin/wiki/GINSu
> > perComputing2007
> >
> >     Note that you please put all information on that page (or link
> >     into the same wiki) and please do not link a different 
> website/wiki.
> >
> >     If you're unsure if you can provide/realize the written 
> statement
> >     (e.g. booth at SC2007) then please add "PLANNED". Thanks.
> >
> >     (3)
> >
> >     If you have any specific questions please write your thoughts to
> >     the list, so that we all can discuss if this makes 
> sense. We are a
> >     team, so let's use the group lists and avoiding anymore private
> >     mailings behind the scene!
> >
> >     (4)
> >
> >     Together with the chairs and some others that are interested in
> >     several demos, we had the following ideas:
> >
> >     There are two categories of demos for SC2007:
> >
> >     (a)
> >
> >     Category: Future Solutions
> >
> >     (that addresses something like OGSA-BES interoperations, Byte/IO
> >     interoperations, etc. - basically technology not deployed in
> >     production Grids, but do make sense or are the future plans for
> >     deployments
> >
> >     (b)
> >
> >     Category: Production
> >
> >     (that addresses something like SRB/SRM islands work, or GIN-INFO
> >     interoperations including production sites - basically 
> technology
> >     deployed in production Grids (including simple hacks).
> >
> >     The decision about the future solutions category was done to
> >     improve and extend our demo sets - hence, we provide other OGF
> >     research groups help in doing interops (OGSA-BES, 
> Byte/IO) so that
> >     they (may) reach full recommendations status via adoption and
> >     Interop. scenarios. In addition, we demonstrate production Grids
> >     that interoperations/interoperability via these interfaces are
> >     working that may influence their adoption timelines within
> >     production e-Infrastructures and middleware providers.
> >
> >     Note that all these ideas, demo lists, etc. are just 
> initial thoughts.
> >
> >     Finally, I would like to thank anyone that is 
> participating within
> >     GIN demos in advance - now is the time to start the 
> interoperation
> >     demos setups - so let's go...
> >
> >     Your secretary,
> >
> >     Morris
> >
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> >     Morris Riedel
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