openlab phase I

During its first phase, CERN openlab constructed a grid-enabled compute and storage farm called the opencluster, based on HP dual processors machines, Intel's Itanium family processors, Enterasys's 10-Gbps switches and a high-capacity storage system based on IBM's StorageTank system.

More information on the openlab-I hardware setup is archived here.

Related Content:

openlab Overview - Introduction to Technical Presentation

Author(s):

F.Fluckiger

Event presented at:

"After C5" IT departmental meeting

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opencluster status and plans

Author(s):

S.Jarp

Event presented at:

"After C5" IT departmental meeting, 2003

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Grid-related projects in a nutshell

Author(s):

F.Fluckiger

Event presented at:

Request from EP TTO for brief presentation on Grid projects in IT

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CERN, the LHC, the LCG and the openlab -Welcome address

Author(s):

W. von Rüden

Event presented at:

openlab Annual Board of Sponsor meeting 2003

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Overview of the opencluster

Author(s):

S.Jarp

Event presented at:

openlab Annual Board of Sponsor meeting 2003

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Gridifying the LHC Data: Challenges and current shortcomings

Author(s):

P.Kunszt

Event presented at:

openlab Annual Board of Sponsor meeting 2003

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The Andrew File System Usage in CERN and HEP

Author(s):

R.Többicke

Event presented at:

openlab Annual Board of Sponsor meeting 2003

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CASTOR: CERN’s data management system

Author(s):

B.Couturier

Event presented at:

openlab Annual Board of Sponsor meeting 2003

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IDE Disk Servers: A cost-effective cache for physics data

Author(s):

H.Meinhard

Event presented at:

openlab Annual Board of Sponsor meeting 2003

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ALICE Data Challenges: On the way to recording @ 1 GB/s

Author(s):

R.Divia

Event presented at:

openlab Annual Board of Sponsor meeting 2003

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