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BeStMan Berkeley Storage Manager BeStMan Current version 2211r6 Oct 9 2008 Full implementation of SRM v22 Support for WLCG SRM MoU For diskbased storage and file systems ID: 459788

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Slide1

Berkeley Storage Manager

(BeStMan)Slide2

Berkeley Storage Manager (BeStMan

)Current version 2.2.1.1.r6 (Oct. 9, 2008)Full implementation of SRM v2.2Support for WLCG SRM MoUFor disk-based storage and file systemsNFS, GPFS, GFS, NGFS, PNFS, HFS+, PVFS, Lustre, XrootdFSSupport for multiple disk partitionsDynamic space reservation and support for space token based operationsSupport for accessibility to user managed disk space through SRM interfaceMass Storage supportCurrently, for HPSS and NCAR-MSS

Plug-in capability for easy customization for special underlying storageE.g. SRM/L-Store, SRM/XrootDUse of existing file transfer services

GSIFTP, FTP, BBFTP, HTTP, HTTPS

Support for multiple transfer servers

Easy adaptability and integration to special project environments

Simple installation and easy maintenanceSlide3

Who is BeStMan

for?Smaller sites with shared and limited resourcesSites where minimal administrative effort is neededMain use is for disks with POSIX file systemsSites/users that need dynamic invocation of an SRMCan be customized for different file systems and MSSSites that need great supportSlide4

BeStMan Gateway

Light-weight implementation of SRM v2.2 for POSIX file systemsDesigned to work with any posix file systemsNFS, GPFS, GFS, NGFS, PNFS, HFS+, PVFS, AFS, Lustre, XrootdFS, HadoopGeneric SRM v2.2 load balancing front-end for GridFTP serversWorks with Grid-mapfile or GUMS serverSupport for subset of SRM v2.2 interfaces

srmPing, srmLs, srmRm,

srmMkdir

,

srmRmdir

,

srmPrepareToPut

(Status,

PutDone

),

srmPrepareToGet

(Status,

ReleaseFiles

)

Use of existing

gridftp

servers

Support for multiple file transfer servers

Can be used with any storage systems

that

have

one or more

GridFTP

servers

and a POSIX file system interface

Same packaging with

BeStMan

full management mode

Simple installation and maintenanceSlide5

Who is BeStMan Gateway mode

for?Sites with POSIX file systemsSites without needs for request queuing or disk space managementSites that need great performanceSites that need SRM interface to their local resources Sites where minimal administrative effort is neededSites that need great supportSlide6

A few hints on what BeStMan can do

If the target host does not have an SRM, BeStMan can be installed, configured, and started with a few commands.Configurable support for accessibility to user’s own disk path as source url or target url in the same SURL format.User’s own disk file pathsrm://host:port/srm/v2/server?SFN=/home/john/myfileSRM cache pathsrm://host:port/srm/v2/server?SFN=/srmcache/john/myfile2Works with PhEDEx and FTS file transfersBetween BeStMan and other SRM v2.2 servers

Between BeStMan and SRM v1.1 serversSlide7

SRB

(iRODS)SDSCSINICALBNLEGEE

Interoperability with other SRM v2.2

Client

User/application

CASTOR

Disk

BeStMan

xrootd

BNL

SLAC

LBNL

dCache

DPM

mySQL DBSlide8

Some Use Cases

US ATLASBeStMan Gateway on XrootdFS/XrootdBeStMan Gateway on GPFSSTARData replication between BNL and LBNLHPSS access at BNL and NERSCSRMs in production for over 4 yearsPart of analysis scenario to move job-generated data files from PDSF/NERSC to remote BNL storageEarth System GridServing about 6000 users Over a million files and 170TB of climate data from 5 storage sites with SRMs (LANL, LLNL, NCAR, NERSC, ORNL)Uses an adapted BeStMan

for NCAR’s own MSSSlide9

Testing and Monitoring

OSG provides daily SRM v2.2 testing and monitoring for registered SRM endpointsResults on http://datagrid.lbl.gov/osgSite registration on http://datagrid.lbl.gov/siteregSite testingAvailable through srm-tester-2Instructions can be found onhttps://twiki.grid.iu.edu/twiki/bin/view/Storage/BeStManSlide10

Summary

BeStMan is an implementation of SRM v2.2.Great for small disk-based storage and file systemsBeStMan Gateway mode gives an SRM v2.2 access to POSIX compliant file systemsInstall/maintain through VDTWorks with other SRM v2.2 implementationsServers: CASTOR, dCache, DPM, StoRM, SRM/SRB, …Clients: PhEDEx, FTS, glite-url-copy, srm-copy, srmcp, …In OSG, WLCG/EGEE, ESGSlide11

Documents and Support

BeStManhttp://datagrid.lbl.gov/bestmanhttps://twiki.grid.iu.edu/twiki/bin/view/Storage/BeStManhttp://hep-t3.physics.umd.edu/HowToForAdmins.html#osgBestmanBeStMan Gatewayhttp://datagrid.lbl.gov/bestmanhttp://wt2.slac.stanford.edu/xrootdfs/bestman-gateway.htmlSRM testing and monitoringhttp://datagrid.lbl.gov/SRM Collaboration and SRM Specifications

http://sdm.lbl.gov/srm-wgContact and support : srm@lbl.gov