November 2 nd 2010, Internet2 Fall Member Mee5ng Eric Boyd Deputy CTO

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1 November 2 nd 2010, Internet2 Fall Member Mee5ng Eric Boyd Deputy CTO

2 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

3 R&D Staff Transi5ons New Members of the R&D Team: Nils Jacobson Network Programmer Heather Flanagan Middleware Engagement Transi5oning Members of the R&D Team Cecelia Dove has accepted a new role with Mee5ng Services John Vollbrecht will be re5ring in mid November Job Pos5ng: Network SoHware Programmer jobs@internet2.edu 3 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

4 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

5 SoHware Development ION/OSCARS OSCARS v0.5.3 Late Fall 2010 Features VLAN transla5on to allow integra5on into exis5ng network deployments Robust handling of circuit crea5on and failures Numerous Bugfixes Addi5onal Documenta5on/Installa5on Guidance OSCARS v0.6 April 2011 Features: Major re- write of the underlying codebase Modular, Web- Services based design Integra5on with perfsonar monitoring framework 5 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

6 SoHware Development ION/OSCARS Produc5on ION Service Support during the transi5on for the Internet2 NOC at Indiana University Providing technical support (third 5er) as new connectors are brought on and old connectors are converted OSCARS Testbed Virtual infrastructure designed to emulate exis5ng ION/OSCARS deployment Used to develop, deploy, and evaluate sohware release process Will be used in conjunc5on with new deployments DYNES Project IRNC Awards Currently being used to test OSCARS v0.5.3 Expected conversion to OSCARS v0.6 in early /2/10, 2010 Internet2

7 SoHware Development - perfsonar perfsonar- PS v3.2 Released October 2010 Updates to all major services Bugfixes and performance enhancements hgp://psps.perfsonar.net ps Performance Toolkit v3.2 Released October 2010 Bootable LiveCD or Installa5on disk for complete network performance monitoring solu5on. CentOS Linux Base Numerous bugfixes and enhancements hgp://psps.perfsonar.net/toolkit 7 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

8 SoHware Development - perfsonar Development Roadmap Con5nued integra5on of popular diagnos5c and monitoring tools Solu5ons to integrate monitoring of dynamic circuit networks Intelligent interfaces to analyze end to end paths and pinpoint performance problems Adop5on Efforts: Support of Scien5fic VOs (LHC Project) Adop5on at Regional and Campus networks through projects including DYNES and IRNC Discussions with commercial providers to provide access to network measurements 8 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

9 SoHware Development - Middleware Shibboleth More than 10,000 deployed sites; commercial adop5on; na5onal federa5ng sohware for many countries Grouper group management tool Integra5on with other open- source projects Privilege and access management Survey, glossary and model, use cases and proposed solu5ons Collabora5on tools/plakorm Externalizes iden5ty management from collabora5on 9 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

10 Middleware Collabora5on IdM is a cri5cal dimension of collabora5on, crossing many applica5ons and user communi5es Virtual organiza5ons represent cri5cal communi5es of researchers sharing domain resources and applica5ons as well as general collabora5on tools. Providing a unified iden5ty management plakorm for collabora5on is essen5al in a mul5- domain, mul5- tool world. Lots of ac5vi5es in domes5ca5ng applica5ons to work in a federated world, moving from tool- based iden5ty to collabora5on- centric iden5ty /2/10, 2010 Internet2 10

11 Middleware COManage Develop tools and resources that allow collabora5ve orgs to meet objec5ves using key collabora5ve tools in secure framework Being developed by the Internet2 community Supported in part by an NSF SDCI grant Objec5ves COmanage Gears IDMS for collabora5ve orgs Domes5ca5on of apps for use in collabora5ve environment Development of best prac5ces for integra5ng and leveraging federated iden5ty in collabora5ve environment Development of plakorm that provides collabora5ve services to smaller orgs 11 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2 11

12 SoHware Development - Phoebus Currently available as v0.9 in two packages: Client libraries Server Updates in progress to support Phoebus Research Service on the Internet2 Network Client use cases for Phoebus Firefox Plugin (jtopaz) to interact with GridFTP servers Libraries in use for Scien5fic Applica5ons (VolSeg, REDDnet) Release v0.9.1 expected late 2010 Available as source and packages for Linux More informa5on: hgp://damsl.cis.udel.edu/projects/phoebus/ 12 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

13 SoHware Development - NDT Current release is v3.6.4 (Summer 2010) Recent updates are in support of the Measurement Lab (MLab) project Bugfixes to stabilize and streamline the NDT server and applet Addi5on of an API to support the FCCs Na5onal Broadband Plan Recent updates in support of the ps Performance Toolkit: Web100 patched CentOS kernel available in package form NDT server and suppor5ng tools available in package form Localiza5on into several languages Volunteers for more languages are always welcome More informa5on: hgp:// /2/10, 2010 Internet2

14 SoHware Development Performance Tools OWAMP Current release v3.2rc4 Development Roadmap: Ability to select specific ports for performance tes5ng (e.g. Firewall support) More informa5on: hgp:// BWCTL Current release v1.3 Development Roadmap: Support of Iperf3 Support for modules to support different TCP conges5on algorithms More informa5on: hgp:// /2/10, 2010 Internet2

15 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

16 Network Opera5ons - ION Dynamic Circuit Network transi5on from Ciena CoreDirectors to Juniper MX960s in mid 2010 Move from SONET- based network on the Cienas to an MPLS- based service opera5ng on the current IP network ION connec5vity and provisioning op5ons have increased Connector need only maintain a single connec5on that can provide both IP and ION services on the same port Connector is empowered to appropriate resources in a way that works with their regional model 16 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

17 Network Opera5ons - ION MPLS transport more efficient use of resources Bandwidth reserved for circuit instan5a5on is available for use by other users when circuit owner not u5lizing circuit for transfer Opportunity to provide circuits that can burst above their requested commit rate, if sufficient headroom available ION has transi5oned to a produc5on service Managed by the Internet2 NOC at Indiana University Circuits provisioned using a simple and secure web- based interface or IDC signaling ION available to any ins5tu5on regardless of membership status Connectors or sites using ION please contact us to discuss the best way to u5lize this new model Contact Dale Finkelson (dmf@internet2.edu) for more info 17 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

18 Network Opera5ons GENI Support ProtoGENI deployment New deployments planned in Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles GENI ShadowNet deployment Deployed in Kansas City, Salt Lake City, and Washington Deployment planned in Atlanta GENI OpenFlow deployment Deploying OpenFlow enabled NEC IP8800 switches Deployed in Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Washington Deployment planned in Atlanta Currently using an HP 3500 for the same purpose 18 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

19 Network Opera5ons Network Observatory Reconnec5ng 100x100 Reconnected in all four sites: Houston, Los Angeles, New York, Washington Deploying 1 GE Phoebus Deployed in Atlanta, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York, Salt Lake City, Washington Deployment planned for Chicago, Seagle Connec5vity 2 x 1G connec5ons ION enabled 19 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

20 Network Opera5ons - Phoebus Phoebus will be offered as an experimental Research Service on the Internet2 network In accordance with recommenda5ons from the NTAC Transport Working Group Phoebus embeds intelligence in the network, and allows simple connec5ons to become ar5culated and adapt to the environment on a segment by segment basis. Easily adapts to exis5ng applica5ons such as GridFTP Experimental peering with Amazon EC2 (e.g. a commercial cloud compu5ng service) Deployment comple5on: Early /2/10, 2010 Internet2

21 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

22 Standardiza5on Efforts Con5nued ac5vity in the Open Grid Forum (OGF) to standardize the protocols used in perfsonar and ION/OSCARS OGF 30 October 25 th through the 29 th Regular mee5ngs of working groups Discuss progress of standards Discuss related implementa5ons Working Groups NM Network Measurement characteriza5on, classifica5on, and representa5on NMC Network Measurement Control protocols NML Network Measurement markup Language descrip5on NSI Network Service Interface defines next genera5on network protocols and architectures 22 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

23 Standardiza5on Efforts WG Updates NM Final version of the NM measurement format is in WG last call Expected entry into Standards and Edi5ng track by late 2010 Standard publica5on, early 2011 NMC Work con5nues on first protocol document Evalua5ng recent developments in the perfsonar project for inclusion in protocol Streaming Publica5on/Subscrip5on interface 23 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

24 Standardiza5on Efforts WG Updates NML Informa5on document recently published on mapping the network descrip5ons of ION/OSCARS Work con5nues on schema of network elements Implementa5on of NML schema in collabora5on with the perfsonar and OSCARS projects discussed NSI Framework document out of public comment period. Expected to be move directly to standards track Connec5on Service Architecture document near comple5on. Expected to enter into public comment in late Group con5nues work on use cases and other related documenta5on efforts Implementa5on of NSI ideas being explored 24 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

25 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

26 Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es - DICE DICE Collabora5on: GÉANT3 Internet2 CANARIE ESnet Caltech Mee5ng held September 28 th 30 th in Ontario CA Discussion on topics including opera5ons, sohware development, and R&E networking policy perfsonar Group: Introduc5on of topics including Circuit Monitoring, Mul5- Domain Monitoring, and a pilot Performance Analysis service ION Group: Con5nued effort to standardize the IDC protocol and define dynamic circuit policy between partners 26 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

27 Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es - GLIF Global Lambda Integrated Facility (GLIF), is an interna5onal virtual organiza5on that promotes the paradigm of lambda networking Par5cipated in the Automated GOLE (GLIF Open Lightpath Exchange) Pilot project A dynamic approach to peering for op5cal networks Use of a web- service framework to provide interoperability to bandwidth- on- demand services (Fenius) Par5cipa5on by 13 GOLEs including MANLAN, an exchange co- operated by Internet2 in New York Successful demo at CERN in Geneva on October 13 th Pilot will be opera5onal for at least a year /2/10, 2010 Internet2

28 Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es - JET The Joint Engineering Team (JET) coordinates networking ac5vi5es, opera5ons, and plans amongst mul5ple Federal agency opera5onal and research networks Demo (2010) Demonstrate the ability to monitor the performance between connected JET networks Independently install and configure monitoring tools Establish basic regular monitoring between par5cipants Par5cipants ESnet Internet2 NASA NLR NOAA Utah Educa5on Network (UEN)/University of Utah 28 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

29 Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es - JET Results: Measurement across domains possible Results of tes5ng show minor performance abnormali5es Tool setup/documenta5on can be improved Proposed Next Steps: Establish regular tes5ng with latency (OWAMP) and bandwidth (BWCTL) tools Use both IPv4 and IPv6 addressing Begin to solve performance and configura5on problems using monitoring and diagnos5c tools 29 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

30 Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es - Cisco Por5ng perfsonar- PS tools to the Cisco AXP plakorm Embedded system that runs directly on routers Current Prototype A Measurement Archive for making available passively- collected performance sta5s5cs A Measurement Point to allow clients to run a configurable set of router commands Future Plans Prototype other perfsonar- PS services Release packages for easy installa5on/configura5on Tighter integra5on with the rou5ng hardware 30 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

31 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

32 Joint Techs Summer 2010 Wrap Up Sponsored by OARNet, held in Columbus OH Increasing agendance at Joint Techs Summer 2008 (University of Nebraska Lincoln, NE): 194 Summer 2010: 251 Program Highlights: Collocated with ESCC Workshops: Network Performance and IPv6 45 Talks, expanded conference 5mes to accommodate (Average is 36) 9 Working Group/Side Mee5ngs (Average is 11) Conference informa5on: hgp://events.internet2.edu/2010/jt- oarnet/index.cfm 32 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

33 Joint Techs Winter 2011: Clemson SC January 31 st through February 4 th 2011 Submissions for talks now being accepted Focus Areas: Advanced Infrastructures; with a par5cular focus on recent funding for scien5fic innova5on and R&E networking Emerging Technologies; highligh5ng advances in network design and sohware development Convergence; dealing with the challenges in campus and regional R&E networking Tutorials scheduled: DNSSEC IPv6 MPLS Colloca5on Facility Installa5on Campus tours and ou5ngs available Plan your travel soon! Conference informa5on: hgp://events.internet2.edu/2011/jt- clemson/ 33 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

34 Joint Techs - Program Updates New agendees is averaging 33-37% for each event Agendance levels are growing each year Volunteer loca5ons have been iden5fied through Winter of 2014 Those interested in hos5ng a future Joint Techs can contact Susan Eveg (seveg@internet2.edu) Upcoming Loca5ons (Tenta5ve) Fairbanks Alaska [Univ. of Alaska Fairbanks] (Summer 2011) July 10 th through 14 th Baton Rouge Louisiana [LSU] (Winter 2012) Menlo Park CA [Stanford] (Summer 2012) Honolulu Hawaii [Univ. of Hawaii] (Winter 2013) Madison Wisconsin [Univ. of Wisconsin] (Summer 2013) Salt Lake City Utah [Univ. of Utah] (Winter 2014) More informa5on: hgp:// /2/10, 2010 Internet2

35 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

36 InCommon Federa5on Benefits Convenience Single sign- on with higher educa5on creden5als Safety Enhanced security with fewer data spills Privacy Release of only the minimum informa5on necessary to gain access to resources (via agributes) Scalability Once implemented, federated access rela5vely simple to extend Authen5ca5on Campus does the authen5ca5on, maintaining control of user informa5on Authoriza5on Service provider makes access decisions based on agributes 36 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

37 InCommon Outreach, Educa5on & Growth IAM Online Monthly presenta5ons on iden5ty and access management. CAMP, Day CAMP and Advance CAMP Mee5ngs focused on federated iden5ty and access management. camp Affiliate Program Linking higher ed with partners able to help build the necessary underlying infrastructure that supports federated access. Shibboleth Workshop Series Intensive sessions from which agendees leave with Shibboleth ready to run. Currently a community of 5 million end users 37 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

38 InCommon Cert Service Service developed by and for the higher educa5on community. The primary driver is to provide value to the community. Unlimited SSL cer5ficates, and (soon) unlimited personal cer5ficates (for signing, encryp5on, code signing and authen5ca5on). One fixed annual fee. Includes all domains owned by the college or university such as professional organiza5ons or athle5c sites (including any.org,.com,.net or others). Internet2 members receive a 25 percent discount /2/10, 2010 Internet2

39 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

40 Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Recently Funded ac5vi5es: BTOP DYNES (MRI Proposal) NSF SDCI - Building from Bedrock: Infrastructure Improvements for Science and Collabora:on Joint effort with LIGO at the University of Wisconsin and iplant at the University of Arizona NSF IRNC Special Projects DyGIR IRIS Campus CI Days GENI CANS 2010 Held September 19 th through the 21 st at Georgetown University hgp://uis.georgetown.edu/cans2010/ perfsonar Workshop Verizon Project 40 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

41 BTOP Na5onal Telecommunica5ons and Informa5on Administra5on (NTIA) Broadband Technology Opportuni5es Program United States Unified Community Anchor Network (U.S. UCAN) Na5onwide, coast- to- coast advanced network infrastructure that, Enable the connec5on of America's community anchor ins5tu5ons Schools Libraries Community Colleges Health Centers Public Safety Organiza5ons Supports advanced applica5ons of the next genera5on Internet 41 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

42 BTOP U.S.UCAN will provide a network environment capable of suppor5ng life- changing applica5ons such as Telemedicine Distance Learning, par5cularly to remote or economically depressed regions to support advanced network services. Led by the same advanced networking community that has already connected 66,000 community anchors through partnerships across public and private sectors More informa5on: hgp:// More informa5on: info@usucan.org 42 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

43 DYNES Background Internet2 approached by 3 universi5es (Caltech, University of Michigan, Vanderbilt) and asked to lead a proposal on behalf of LHC and R&E community (July 2009) MRI- R2 solicita5on capped the per university submissions at 3 Issue was referred to advisory councils; recommenda5on to proceed from AOAC and RAC (July 2009) Internet2 convened a series of community calls (August 2009) With strong community support, submiged proposal to Major Research Instrument Recovery and Reinvestment (MRI- R2) (August 2009) Request was for ~$2 million Roughly 50% for equipment, 50% for personnel 43 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

44 DYNES Summary What is it?: A na5onwide cyber- instrument spanning ~40 US universi5es and ~14 Internet2 connectors Extends Internet2 s ION service into regional networks and campuses, based on OSCARS implementa5on of IDC protocol (developed in partnership with ESnet) Who is it? A collabora5ve team including Internet2, Caltech, University of Michigan, and Vanderbilt University Community of regional networks and campuses LHC, astrophysics community, OSG, WLCG, other virtual organiza5ons What are the goals? Support large, long- distance scien5fic data flows in the LHC, other leading programs in data intensive science (such as LIGO, Virtual Observatory, and other large scale sky surveys), and the broader scien5fic community Build a distributed virtual instrument at sites of interest to the LHC but available to R&E community generally 44 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

45 DYNES Update As of Summer, 2010, DYNES has been funded! Revised budget: ~$1.74 million Hardware budget unchanged Personnel budget reduced ~25% Success due to strong community support Going forward, we are looking for strong community engagement Need to adapt the plan in response to NSF requests and evolving network infrastructure hgp:// /2/10, 2010 Internet2

46 DYNES Community Support Internet2 received a total of 60 Legers of Collabora5on 44 Universi5es (some duplicates) 14 Regional Networks 1 Virtual Organiza5on 1 Federal Lab 46 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

47 NSF IRNC Award: IRIS Objec5ve: provide the infrastructure necessary for the iden5fica5on, diagnosis and eventual correc5on of network performance problems for paths traversing IRNC links IRIS will provide a sohware framework to enable performance monitoring services on IRNC links Produce a set of easy- to- install, tailored sohware packages of the perfsonar- PS sohware suite for use by the IRNC link operators Develop new func5onality specific to interna5onal exchange points Work with the IRNC link awardees to help them deploy the sohware 47 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

48 NSF IRNC Award: DyGIR Objec5ve: enable researchers to reserve dedicated bandwidth over IRNC links Allow for more distributed collabora5on DyGIR will provide a prototype sohware framework to enable dynamic circuit services for a pair of IRNC links Produce a set of easy- to- install, tailored sohware packages for the OSCARS sohware suite Prototype new func5onality specific to interna5onal exchange points Work with two of the IRNC link awardees to help them deploy the prototype sohware 48 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

49 Campus CI Days CI Days Consor5um aims to help campuses with their CI events EDUCAUSE, Internet2, MSI- CIEC, NLR, OSG, SURAgrid, TeraGrid Brings together campuses to address CI needs, planning, development Includes faculty, researchers, IT staff, librarians, admin, students CI Days goals include: Create tools to help other campuses with CI events and planning Iden5fy needs, problems and barriers in CI use and deployment NSF Grant provides funds to help eight university events Colorado State University, North Carolina State University, Notre Dame University, Penn State University, Purdue University, University of Kentucky, University of Michigan, University of Wisconsin Other campuses are welcome to join in the ac5vi5es CI Days Web Site More info: Russ Hobby 49 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

50 GENI Grants ProtoGENI University of Utah led effort to deploy programmable and sliceable GENI infrastructure na5onwide We host ProtoGENI nodes at PoPs, along with Internet- scale Overlay Hos5ng (PlanetLab- based) nodes We provide inter- node connec5vity. 2- year MOU provided 10GE wave across our footprint Currently providing via MPLS tunnels on IP network LAMP Leveraging and Abstrac5ng Measurements with perfsonar University of Delaware led effort to add perfsonar capabili5es to GENI Successful demonstra5on of LAMP capabili5es at GEC 8 Par5cipa5on in GEC 9 (November 2010) 50 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

51 GENI Grants OpenFlow Provide a na5onwide OpenFlow backbone Deploying OpenFlow- capable switches on the Internet2 Network, connected in a ring Part of the GENI mezo- scale deployment efforts Working with University partners (Stanford, IU, others) to understand issues regarding OpenFlow peering across domains ShadowNet University of Kentucky led effort along with AT&T Research and Internet2 Designed to be an opera5onal trial/test network consis5ng of nodes distributed throughout the ProtoGENI backbone. Provides a sharable, programmable and composable infrastructure to enable the rapid trial or deployment of new network services or service features, or evalua5on of new network management tools in a realis5c opera5onal network environment. Internet2 s role is to purchase and deploy the equipment 51 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

52 perfsonar Workshop First Workshop on the perfsonar Network Measurement Infrastructure Bring together researchers, applica5ons developers, network operators, network managers, and others with an interest in network research and network performance monitoring and measurement. July 7 th through the 9 th 2010 Arlington VA Sponsored By: Networking and Informa=on Technology Research and Development Program Large Scale Networking (LSN) Coordina5ng Group Na=onal Science Founda=on Directorate for Computer and Informa5on Science and Engineering Department of Energy - Office of Science Advanced Scien5fic Compu5ng Research hgp:// /2/10, 2010 Internet2

53 perfsonar Workshop Outcomes Tutorial Session to educate researchers not familiar with perfsonar effort. Presenta5ons from researchers: Affiliated with perfsonar efforts, using collected data Performing work that would benefit from the availability of performance measurement Interested in gathering new metrics, or extending perfsonar Breakout Discussions How to grow the perfsonar community New uses for perfsonar in network research Opera5onal concerns for perfsonar Advancing perfsonar technologies Currently working on workshop report available, late /2/10, 2010 Internet2

54 Verizon Contract Effort with Verizon to design and develop an architecture for distributed performance tes5ng Key Measurements: Bandwidth (Download and Upload) Jiger Latency Loss Rate Goal of measuring performance between customer s end point and a test points within the Verizon network Extensible protocol to enable control of test points, and schedule of measurement load Future plans include integra5ng perfsonar exposure of collected results, and integra5ng addi5onal tes5ng tools 54 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

55 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

56 Scien5fic Outreach Internet2 remains commiged to the advancement of scien5fic research Interac5on with the LHC Community Development and Improvement of the ps Performance Toolkit possible through adop5on and par5cipa5on by USATLAS Tier2 facili5es. Special thanks to the USATLAS Throughput Working Group. USATLAS preparing to make recommenda5ons to Tier3 centers; will consider the stability and func5onality of perfsonar monitoring tools USCMS Tier2 facili5es have experimented with the ps Performance toolkit. Internet2 performance tools available through the OSG s VDT distribu5on. Future releases will experiment with perfsonar tools /2/10, 2010 Internet2

57 Scien5fic Outreach The Internet2 K20 Ini5a5ve has formed a new working group The Remote Instrumenta5on & Data Visualiza5on Tools Working Group was formed to iden5fy scien5fic resources and equipment available for public use. Currently cataloging scien5fic communi5es and iden5fying personnel and equipment. Internet2 R&D staff members assis5ng bridge the gap between the scien5fic community and educators. The Research and Educa5on Data Depot network (REDDnet) is an NSF funded ini5a5ve to study and inves5gate data storage along network paths of interest REDDnet has adopted perfsonar tools to monitor the health and status between loca5ons REDDnet will include monitoring tools on all future sohware distribu5ons 57 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

58 Scien5fic Outreach Internet2 has a symbio5c rela5onship with the Open Science Grid (OSG) Internet2 performance tools are available in the VDT sohware package OWAMP Client BWCTL Client NDT Client Working with OSG developers to define available network metrics that can be exported into OSG data accoun5ng sohware (GRATIA) OSG exploring ways to enable performance measurement between VO sites through the use of the ps Performance Toolkit 58 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

59 Agenda R&D Staff Transi5ons SoHware Development Projects Network Opera5ons Standardiza5on Efforts Collabora5ve Ac5vi5es Joint Techs InCommon Grants and Funding Opportuni5es Scien5fic Communi5es SC /2/10, 2010 Internet2

60 SC 2010 Internet2 supports and par5cipates in The Interna:onal Conference for High Performance Compu:ng Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC) Suppor5ng Roles The Internet2 Network supplies capacity (7 10G waves this year, along with an experimental 100GE connec5on from Chicago, supported by Infinera, Ciena, Level(3) and Juniper) Internet2 R&D staff members par5cipate in SCinet, the world s fastest network constructed specifically for the conference Measurement of this network is provided by performance tools including perfsonar Par5cipa5on Internet2 will have a booth on the SC showfloor (# 3539) featuring demonstra5ons of services and technology featured on the network, as well as applica5ons developed by our members For those in agendance, please stop by for a tour or to ask ques5ons on recent ac5vi5es 60 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

61 SC Demos 100G Networking Demonstra5on of cung edge networking technology and poten5al impacts on scien5fic research Collabora5ve effort with industry partners Infinera, Ciena, Level(3) and Juniper Use by NASA, CANARIE, ESnet, The Dutch Consor5um, USLHCNet Scien5fic use of Phoebus Demonstra5on of the Phoebus deployment for use in scien5fic applica5ons Collabora5ve effort with University of Wisconsin La- Crosse and the University of Delaware Applica5on is a digital anatomy tool that relies on distributed data DYNES Configura5on and Capabili5es Live demonstra5on of the configura5on and poten5al use cases for the DYNES proposal Collabora5ve effort with Caltech, University of Michigan, Brookhaven Na5onal Lab, and Vanderbilt University ACCRE 61 11/2/10, 2010 Internet2

62 November 2 nd 2010, Internet2 Fall Member Mee5ng Eric Boyd Deputy CTO For more informa5on, visit hgp:// /2/10, 2010 Internet2