17th International dCache Workshop

Europe/Berlin
room H001 (HTW Campus Wilhelminenhof, Building H)

room H001

HTW Campus Wilhelminenhof, Building H

Wilhelminenhofstraße 75A, 12459 Berlin
Tigran Mkrtchyan (DESY-IT, Scientific Computing)
Description

The 17th International dCache workshop 2023 will take place from 2023-05-31 to 2023-06-01 in person and hosted by the HTW Berlin - University of Applied Sciences. As with earlier workshops, the dCache team is eager to maintain and strengthen the relationship to dCache system administrators, experienced or novice. Contributions to the workshop will focus on presenting mechanisms helping sysadmins to run secure and fault tolerant dCache systems.

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    • Afternoon Session room H001

      room H001

      HTW Campus Wilhelminenhof, Building H

      Wilhelminenhofstraße 75A, 12459 Berlin
    • Social Event

      Ratskeller Köpenick
      Restaurant · Jazzkeller · Theater
      Alt-Köpenick 21 · 12555 Berlin

    • Morning session room H001

      room H001

      HTW Campus Wilhelminenhof, Building H

      Wilhelminenhofstraße 75A, 12459 Berlin
      • 5
        dCache monitoring at NDGF

        A shiny new grafana dashboard

        Speaker: Mattias Wadenstein (HPC2N, Umeå Universitet)
      • 6
        On how CC-IN2P3 intends to use dCache for digitizing the Universe

        In this contribution we will present how CC-IN2P3 is preparing to use a dedicated instance of
        dCache to help produce the Legacy Survey of Space and Time (LSST) of the Vera C. Rubin
        Observatory. We will present how we intend to use dCache for both inter-site data exchange
        and for serving data to image processing pipelines running locally in the batch farm and for
        storing their products. We will highlight how our usage differs from the typical usage of dCache
        made by the LHC experiments also supported by the site.
        The Rubin observatory is in its final phase of construction in the Andes mountains in Chile and
        due to start operations in early 2025 for 10 years. Its 8.4-meter telescope will nightly scan the
        southern sky and collect images of the entire visible sky every 4 nights using a 3.2 Gigapixel
        camera, the largest imaging device ever built for astronomy. Automated detection and
        classification of celestial objects will be performed by sophisticated algorithms on
        high-resolution images to progressively produce an astronomical catalog eventually composed
        of 20 billion galaxies and 17 billion stars and their associated physical properties.

        Speakers: Mr Adrien Georget (IN2P3), Mr Fabio Hernandez (IN2P3)
      • 10:30
        Coffee, Tee, Chat
      • 7
        dCache deploument at BNL
      • 8
        OIDC and Token Authentication in dCache
    • Lunch break
    • Afternoon Session room H001

      room H001

      HTW Campus Wilhelminenhof, Building H

      Wilhelminenhofstraße 75A, 12459 Berlin
    • Closed session: Developers Closed session

      Developer only