Status of Belle.II Computing Meeting at KEK Japan
Belle.II Computing Meeting held on April 19, 2011, at KEK, Japan, focusing on the data handling group's progress. The meeting included discussions on activities, schedule, AMGA team updates, testing at the Grid Farm, snapshot vs. query methods, and dataset registration tool implementation. Key participants included Kihyeon Cho, Junghyun Kim, Sunil Ahn, Taesang Huh, and Soonwook Hwang from KISTI and other institutions.
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April 19, 2011 Belle II Computing Meeting, KEK, Japan Status of Belle II Data Handling Group Kihyeon Cho High Energy Physics Team KISTI (Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information) 1
Contents Schedule Activities of AMGA team Snap shot vs. Query Standalone data registration Kihyeon Cho 2
Schedule Korea Belle/Belle II Meeting Date: 2011. 4. 30 (Saturday) Place: Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea Report on Belle II DH Group Junghyun Kim and Kihyeon Cho Belle II computing workshop (?) Kihyeon Cho 3
AMGA Team Sunil Ahn, Taesang Huh, Soonwook Hwang AGMA itself AMGA v 2.1.2 released Federation feature GUI client toolkit Included in the EMI-1 release AMGA for Belle II To plug AMGA system (KISTI) into Grid farm => done Kihyeon Cho 4
AMGA test at Grid Farm (since January) Belle VO Belle II VO Grid Farm UI @ AMGA Team @ HEP Team @ Melbourne AMGA Server Farm KISTI Grid farm (sdfarm.kr) KEK Grid farm (kek2-cd05.cc.kek.jp) Sunil has written documentation of how to submit grid jobs. We had tested AMGA Sever at HEP team(150.183.246.196). AMGA Server at Melbourne is in Grid. To test AMGA server at KEK => delayed Belle VO OK (By Sunil) Belle II VO N/A OK (By Tom) OK (By Sunil ) Kihyeon Cho 5
Snap shot vs. Query 1. Snap shot A Metadata Duplicated Metadata Duplicated Metadata B C 2. Query A Metadata B C Query Query Query vs. Snap shot => Snap shot (1.5 TB/user) Junghyun is making new idea since snap shot increases meta-data size due to duplication 6
3. Snapshot-like Method => Working on Delete yes Delete OK? A Metadata No Keep metadata (Change Permission) B C Query Query Junghyun Kim, Sunil Ahn and Taesang Huh are working on it. Snap-shot style => snap-shot like style for user created data To store queries which are not duplicated To keep the metadata for old data 7
Martins mail (4/14) Data Now that many Belle skim datasets have been created and distributed around the world, I think it is very important we implement a dataset registration tool for our distributed computing solution. This is defined in redmine feature 196: http://ekpbelle2.physik.uni-karlsruhe.de/redmine/issues/196 The feature would place a dataset on a grid enabled storage element, register it with the LFC and place the appropriate metadata associated with the skim in the AMGA meta-database. With this tool we can begin to use our distributed data analysis system to analyse Belle data. This project is particularly vital given the situation with B-computer at KEK. We have access to large amounts of computing power on the grid but without this feature we can't really use it. I thought that you might be interested working together in developing this feature since it involves data handling, AMGA and the python interface to AMGA. It would also give you a chance to become familiar with gbasf2. Kihyeon Cho 8
#196 Standalone dataset registration tool kit Junghyun and Taesang Huh C++ module for Belle II 1ststep. Gbasf2 @ KISTI To check Logfile message and meta data 2ndstep C++ Module Open metadata system New metadata system with registration Close metadata system A couple of month Kihyeon Cho 9
Thank you. 10