Brief oveview of status of tests

• Matthew Viljoen (EGI.eu)

Next steps: objectives and timeline for a fully functioning pilot by May How do we know that the testing of HBP software on EGI is a success, and what are the expectations for a "fully functioning" pilot? - ability to establish new repositories quickly. What are the requirements? - what are the services expected? E.g. (1) a resilient visualization/imaging service deployed on EGI infrastructure (resilient here means deployed at >1 site) offering the capability of dealing with multiple concurrent users (e.g <10 users, depending on software limitations) - capability of dealing with larger dataset sizes (what amount of storage collectively? we currently only have 100GB, we would like to demonstrate that 1TB and more is achievable) and to transfer and replicate these datasets geographically? - authenticated access via an integration with the HBP OpenID Connect service - service performance levels

Discussion of cost models and project activities - services, amounts, timeline - EGI service level agreements including . description of guaranteed services . minimum availability/reliability, monthly reporting of performance . service hours and support channels (collective SLA for all federated providers) - EGI offered models: combination of free at point of use, pay for use (one provider), free at point of use with participation to project activities for the recovery of operational/technical support work dedicated to HBP - EGI interested providers (high throughput computing, data management, cloud IaaS, data management expertise/development): DE- GeoGRID (GWDG), Juelich, DESY, FI - CSC, FR- France CNRS, GR- GRNET, IT- INFN Bari, PL- CYFRONET.