During the fourth phase (2012-2014) addressed new topics crucial to the CERN scientific programme, such as cloud computing, business analytics, the next generation of hardware, and security for the myriads of network devices.
Project Specification:
The objective is to build an rpm/script/puppet module that will easily deploy TimesTen in-memory database on existing server/cluster. Create script configuring TimesTen in-memory database for usage with specific database/RAC and creating step-by-step document (Twiki+Snow KB) on how to get required data cached in a simple way. Ultimate outcome will be to have a new service to deploy TT caching easily on any puppetized DB server.
Abstract:
TimesTen is in-memory database from Oracle with ability to be attached as a cache to existing Oracle Database.
Project Specification:
Within the Invenio digital library platform,
1. Migrate the WebNews module, responsible for announcing news, from the current stable version of the software to the latest development version.
2. Introduce a web interface to allow the display and management of news for users and administrators .
3. Investigate alternative JavaScript libraries for news tooltips.
Abstract:
The first step is discussing the process of learning and integrating the current WebNews code.
Cloud storage is an emerging architecture aiming to provide increased scalability and access performance, compared to more traditional solutions. CERN is evaluating this promise using Huawei UDS and OpenStack SWIFT storage deployments, focusing on the needs of high-energy physics. Both deployed setups implement S3, one of the protocols that are emerging as a standard in the cloud storage market. A set of client machines is used to generate I/O load patterns to evaluate the storage system performance.
Visit of Andrey Ustyuzhanin, Yandex liaison person with CERN openlab, LHCb Event Metadata Analysis and Event Index Design Researcher, Pavel Serdyukov, Yandex head of Research Projects, Ivan Puzyrev
The issue of interoperability is as old as computing itself. In the cloud era, the impact of being able to federate identities and leverage resources from across public and private clouds has the potential to revolutionize science and industry.