Operations Management Board

Europe/Amsterdam
Description
- Meeting URL http://evo.caltech.edu/evoNext/koala.jnlp?meeting=MsMiMI2i29DnDl9i9IDt9s - Password: omb - Phone Bridge ID: 257 8662 Password: 0034 EVO Phone Bridge Telephone Numbers: --------------- - Switzerland (CERN, Geneva): +41 22 76 71400 - Slovakia (UPJS, Kosice): +421 55 234 2420 - Italy (INFN, several cities) http://server10.infn.it/video/index.php?page=telephone_numbers Enter '4000' to access the EVO bridge - Germany (DESY, Hamburg): +49 40 8998 1340 - United Kingdom (University of Manchester): +44 161 306 6802 - Australia (ARCS): Melbourne 03 8685 8362 - Netherlands (Nikhef, Amsterdam): +31 20 7165293 Dial '2' at the prompt - Canada (TRIUMF, Vancouver): +1 604 222 7700 - Czech Republic (CESNET, Prague): +420 95 007 2386 - France (RAP, Paris): +33 144 27 81 50
Minutes (doc)
Minutes (pdf)
    • 10:30 10:50
      Support of DTEAM VO 20m
      DTEM VO: 350 members VO managers: D. Zilaskos, M. Dimou, S. Traylen PROs: 1. It allows a common VO for use in our international task. This is particularly important for the investigation of issues, particularly for issues which are dependent on certain configurations, not localized to one site or country. Tests using the dteam VO makes it possible to test how widespread a problem is likely to be. Typically anyone who does not have an account on any other VO needs it for any testing or investigations which are not localized to their sites or country. It would seem appropriate that such work is carried out using something like the dteam VO rather than an application VO anyway. It is important for debugging and monitoring of services. If developers cannot be part of a similar VO, operational support may become a lot harder. 2. Some members of the SVG use the dteam VO exclusively for their work, not just SVG work but all their development and testing work. CONs: 1. A national/regional catch-all VO could suffice 2. Evidence of DTEAM usage? Very low in terms of used resources, 241,892 jobs amounting 1784 hours CPUtime since May. November: 38,450 jobs amounting just 73 hours.
      Speakers: Dimitris Zilaskos (Technical staff), Dr Tiziana Ferrari (EGI.EU)
      DTEAM AUP
      DTEAM VO ID CARD
    • 10:50 11:50
      OLA roadmap proposal 1h
      D. Zilaskos on behalf of the OLA Task Force
      Speaker: Dimitris Zilaskos (Technical staff)
      Full proposal
    • 11:50 12:30
      Procedure for setting Nagios test critical for COD 40m
      This session will also cover the issue of Nagios test terminology (CRITICAL test)
      Speaker: Marcin Radecki (CYFRONET)
      Full procedure description
      Slides
    • 12:30 12:50
      Security Service Challenges and EGI CSIRT: Update 20m
      Speaker: Dr Sven Gabriel (Nikhef)
    • 12:50 13:05
      Migration to APEL AMQ client: Status update and discussion of roadmap 15m
      Speaker: Dr John Gordon (STFC)
      more information
      Slides
    • 13:05 13:15
      AOB 10m
      . collection of NGI input/specifications on Nagios probes. Deadline 14 Dic. . collection of NGI input on service management functionality. Deadline 14 Dic. . GGUS update on SUs for middleware support (T. Antoni) . srmv1 end of suppport
      Speaker: Dr Tiziana Ferrari (EGI.EU)
      RT link for collection of requirements