Development of Log Data Management System for Monitoring Fusion Research Operations

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This project focuses on creating a Log Data Management System for monitoring operations related to MDSplus database in fusion research. The system architecture is built on Big Data Technology, incorporating components such as Flume, HDFS, Mapreduce, Kafka, and Spark Streaming. Real-time and offline data analysis, log optimization, collection, and a data browser are key features. The system has been implemented successfully at the EAST facility, enabling efficient monitoring of data storage servers and enhancing data analysis capabilities.


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  1. 12thIAEA Technical Meeting P-469 on Control, Data Acquisition and Remote Participation for Fusion Research 13-17 May 2019, Daejeon, Korea EAST MDSplus Log Data Management System F. Wang*1, J. Dai1,2, Q.H. Zhang1,2, Y.T. Wang1,2, and F. Yang1,3 1Institute of Plasma Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Hefei, China 2School of nuclear science and technology, University of Science and Technology of China 3Department of Computer Science , Anhui Medical University, Hefei, China ASIPP EAST

  2. OUTLINE 1. Introduction 2. System Architecture 3. Test Results 4. Summary ASIPP EAST 2

  3. 1. Introduction Tree Description Signals Size east Diagnostic DAQ raw data ~3000 ~500TB east_1 Diagnostic DAQ raw data (1kHz) ~3000 ~20TB analysis Analyzed data ~2000 ~20TB eng Engineering DAQ raw data ~2000 ~2TB pcs Plasma Control System data ~500 ~5TB efit EFIT calculation data ~100 ~2TB Ccd Camera DAQ data ~10 ~150TB To develop a Log Data Management System to monitor the operations of all users on MDSplus database. EAST Distributed and Continuous Data Acquisition DAQ Nodes: ~60; Channels: ~3000; Sampling Rate: 1Hz~60MHz; Stream: ~2~5GB/s; Data: ~100~200TB (year) Database: MDSplus Log data collection Off-line log data analysis Real-time log data analysis Log data visualization ASIPP EAST 3

  4. 2. System Architecture The system is developed based on Big Data Technology. MDSplus logging system can record the detailed log information When users sends requests to the server; This log information is monitored by the Flume service in real time and Linux shell in offline; HDFS and Mapreduce use for off-line data analysis; Kafka and Spark Streaming use for real-time data analysis; Combining Zeppelin with traditional web can present server status perfectly; Software environment: CentOS 64bit / Hadoop 2.7.3/ Spark 2.11 / Kafka 0.10.1 / Flume 1.7.0 / PHP / Echart ASIPP EAST 4

  5. 3. Test Results Data Monitoring The MySQL table does not directly reflect the value of the data. To solve this problem, building a data browser is quite necessary. Combining Zeppelin with traditional web can present server status perfectly. Performance Test: To test the log analysis system s usability, the test method adapts multiply threads access data storage server. The following Table is an offline and real-time comparison of the log information processing. ASIPP EAST 5

  6. 4. Summary To monitor the MDSplus data storage server on EAST, a new log data management system has been designed which including log optimization and collection, off-line data analysis, real-time data analysis and data browser. The log data management system has been implemented and adopted in the campaign of EAST. Future work: more data analysis components will be added into the log data management system to mining more useful data ; more advanced machine learning algorithm will be implemented according to the requirements. ASIPP EAST 6

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