Tier1 and Tier-2 Weekly Report 2009-07-28
General News
* APEL reports for WLCG updated for June to include missing statistics [re-published 2009-07-24]
T2 CA East = 140% of MoU pledge (old was 105%)
TORONTO-LCG2 ---> 120549 kSI2K-Hrs
T2 CA West = 90% of MoU pledge (old was 74%)
ALBERTA-LCG2 ---> 44244 kSI2K-Hrs
SFU-LCG2 ---> 15593 kSI2K-Hrs
VICTORIA-LCG2 ---> 57041 kSI2K-Hrs
* request to sites for new accounts for pilot and poweruser0 roles within /atlas/ca group [distributed 2009-07-22]
- tested at TRIUMF, ALBERTA, SFU (OK); debugging underway at TORONTO; VICTORIA pending
- See instructions for changes to site CE and SE to support the new roles
- transition all CA sites to new roles and pilots at the same time when confirmed ready; target is end of this week
* reported SRM subsystem vulnerability in dCache [2009-07-27]
- see dcache user-forum archives or forwarded email from Reda
- all production versions affected and require advertised patches
- we should take an inventory of our current site dCache configurations (hardware and service distribution) and deployed release versions
* REMINDER #1: STEP09 Site Follow-up Homework [since 2009-07-14]
- Sites please look at your individual reports which have been updated to include "Site Tasks for Follow-up" [added 2009-07-14] and report on progress during meeting
* REMINDER #2:
SiteTests package should be installed by all site admins and exercised regularly (daily) to confirm site functions for ganga and pathena
* REMINDER #3: site and LFC clean-up needed of files and (empty) directories associated with ccrc08 [2009-06-09]
* Useful Link: ATLAS ADC E-Log at
https://prod-grid-logger.cern.ch/elog/ATLAS+Computer+Operations+Logbook/?Cloud=^CA%24
SAM Results
OPS VO
- ops-t2-availability-20090728.png:
- ops-t2-reliability-20090728.png:
ATLAS VO
- atlas-t2-availability-20090728.png:
- atlas-t2-reliability-20090728.png:
APEL Accounting
APEL Publishing Status
- apel-gantt-20090728.png:
APEL Accounting Results
- apel-statistics-20090728.png:
Data Subscription Requests
Site Reports
Alberta
Recent Issues
- software release 15.1.0 issues [2009-07-21]
- failing validation test which was previous successful in May and week ago
- correlation with powerbump of various WNs and atlas software release NFS server under investigation
- permissions problems in site SE pnfs for two dataset paths corrected [2009-07-22]
- advertised script from S.Liu to be applied for auto-correction of incorrect dir ownership [Done]
Outstanding Issues
* installation of grid services on new Westgrid-UA T2 site to be done
* installation of grid services on new Westgrid-UA T2 site to be done * started preparations for new LCG-CE installation with dedicated set of a couple WNs for debugging purposes
- few minor issues pending correction on existing T2 facility:
- full decoupling of WLCG accounts from cluster NIS to be done (see problem reported 2009-04-14)
- pnfsd.log to be added to log-rotate [2009-03-31]
- few WNs to be debugged with respect to missing stderr/stdout
- still need to add 2nd Gigabit Ethernet nic to dCache pools for internal network access from WNs to avoid NAT
Recent Issues
- implemented new roles and pilots; fully validated [2009-07-23]
- recurrent problems with missing files expected to exist on SE but unavailable during analysis and production jobs [2009-07-22]
- list of files expected to exist at SFU SE extracted from dump of TRIUMF LFC
- list of files expected to exist at SFU SE but not found in pnfs: lost_atlasmcdisk_pnfs.files
- Sergey creating list of files that exist in pnfs but are not on any pools
- Sergey additionally creating list of files that exist in pnfs but are not on any pools
- two reported job failures associated with reported too little disk space available on WN [2009-07-22]
- likely job ran in pool account home directory rather than in /scratch/atlas which has larger space available
Outstanding Issues
Victoria
Recent Issues
- site set offline in panda production [2009-07-25]
- release 14.2.25/14.2.25.1 installation issues to be checked; under revalidation
Outstanding Issues
Toronto
Recent Issues
- PRODDISK used by production jobs became full [2009-07-27] https://gus.fzk.de/ws/ticket_info.php?ticket=50543
- storage server went down with redundant power supplies failing on 2009-07-25 causing dCache to be down two days
- upon restoration PRODDISK increased in size slightly from 0.9 TB to approx. 1.7 TB
- implemented request for new roles and pilots at the site and currently are under validation tests [2009-07-27]
Outstanding Issues
- Still have two open GGUS tickets to resolve GIP information for the dCache 1.9
installation. Not movement on this in over a week.
https://gus.fzk.de/ws/ticket_info.php?ticket=48236
https://gus.fzk.de/ws/ticket_info.php?ticket=48235
McGill
Recent Issues
Outstanding Issues
- attempts to restore the McGill site to up-and-running state have resumed [2009-03-25]
- pilots (without payload) successfully running
- next target is successful SAM tests
- SE functionality still to be tested on current dCache instance with two pools
Recent Issues
Outstanding Issues
Production
Summary
DashboardSummary.pdf
Failed Jobs
(from Panda Monitor)
FailedJobs.pdf
(from dashboard)
TRIUMF:
name,rank,value
EXEPANDA_DQ2_STAGEIN,1,380
TRF_UNKNOWN ,2,97
EXEPANDA_JOBKILL_SIGTERM,3,65
EXEPANDA_JOBDISPATCHER_HEARTBEAT,4,35
TRF_ATHENACRASH ,5,20
EXEPANDA_DQ2PUT_FILECOPYERROR,6,11
EXEPANDA_JOBKILL_BYPILOT,7,2
Alberta:
name,rank,value
TRF_UNKNOWN ,1,10
SFU:
name,rank,value
TRF_UNKNOWN ,1,26
EXEPANDA_DQ2_STAGEIN,2,8
EXEPANDA_JOBDISPATCHER_HEARTBEAT,3,5
TRF_OUTFILE ,4,2
EXEPANDA_GET_ADLER32MISMATCH,5,2
TRF_INFILE_NOTFOUND ,6,1
TRF_SEGFAULT ,7,1
EXEPANDA_JOBKILL_BYPILOT,8,1
Toronto:
name,rank,value
EXEPANDA_DQ2PUT_FILECOPYERROR,1,70
TRF_SEGFAULT ,2,5
TRF_OUTFILE ,3,2
TRF_INFILE_NOTFOUND ,4,1
EXEPANDA_JOBKILL_BYPILOT,5,1
Victoria:
name,rank,value
TRF_ARG ,1,1811
EXEPANDA_DQ2GET_INFILE,2,8
EXEPANDA_DQ2PUT_FILECOPYTIMEOUT,3,7
EXEPANDA_JOBKILL_BYPILOT,4,4
TRF_UNKNOWN ,5,2
TRF_SEGFAULT ,6,2
TRF_OUTFILE ,7,1
EXEPANDA_DQ2PUT_FILECOPYERROR,8,1
Notes
Daily mailings sent about production failures for each site. Please see those for details. These are the reasons for the failures at sites with efficiencies < 95%:
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BryanCaron - 28 Jul 2009