Governments are the main stakeholders of NRENs

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1 EU-MED Event 23rd and 24th October 2007 Session Governments are the main stakeholders of NRENs

2 Questions: 1-Are governments the main stakeholders of NRENs? 2-Should governments be the main stakeholders of NRENs?

3 The process for building the pan-european research network GEANT countries dark fibre and wavelenghts (FP6-GN2 project) GÉANT countries Gbps Backbone IP (FP5-GN1 Project) TEN countries Mbps Backbone IP, ATM (FP4-QUANTUM Project) TEN countries 34 Mbps Backbone IP, ATM (FP4-TEN34 Project) EuropaNET countries 2 Mbps Backbone IP, CDN (FP3) COSINE countries 64 Kbps Backbone IP, X25 (FP2) EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 3

4 GÉANT2 15+ NRENs interconnected within the Dark Fibre (DF) cloud 20 NRENs via leased lambda and SDH circuits EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 4

5 GN2 project Co-funded by the European Commission (EC) as an Integrated Infrastructure Initiative (6 th Framework Program for RTD) Combining in a single contract, several activities essential to reinforce research infrastructures and to provide an integrated service at the European level Networking activities Provision of access to transnational users Joint Research Activities 32 partners 30 NRENs + DANTE + TERENA Total budget: EC contribution: Duration: 4 years (Sep 2004 Aug 2008) The EU (GN2) subsidy covers < 1% of the total Research & Education Networking European Infrastructure: Campus LAN / MAN-WAN NREN / GÉANT-GÉANT2 (Assuming Cost factoring 100 / 10 / 1) EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 5

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7 South Eastern European R&E Networking SEEREN2 80% funding by the European Commission (100% for SEEREN1 in FP5, ) managed by GRNET (Greek NREN) Beneficiary NRENs of Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, FYR of Macedonia, Serbia & Montenegro (+ partner NRENs of Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary, Romania + DANTE & TERENA) Current SEEREN2 - GEANT2 connectivity: Mbps via the GÉANT2 subscriptions of GRNET, RoEduNet, ISTF and HUNGARNET - cross border dark fiber between HUNGARNET AMREJ (leapfrogging) EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 7

8 The italian NREN GARR and its networks GARR acronym means: Harmonization and Synergy between Academy and Research in the field of Networking : CNR, ENEA,INFN and Universities Networks (6 independent networks in total) 1989: GARR set up as virtual Consortium (with the blessing of italian Ministry for University and Research) : GARR-1, first common : GARR-2, GARR-1 evolution to 34Mbps : GARR-B (Broadband) at 155M and 2.5G 2003: Consortium GARR becomes a legal entity : GARR-G (Giganet) at Gbps : GARR-X (cross connect) at 100+Gbps NB networks in blue cofunded by government at ~40% EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 8

9 GARR-B(roadband) ( ) Backbone at 155M SDH circuits (2.5G lambdas at the end) User accesses up to 155M (some at 1Gbps) Cofunded by government (40%) EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 9

10 GARR-G(iganet) Backbone at 2.5/10 Gbps (leased lambdas) Meshed architecture built on about 40 PoPs Regional and Metropolitan Area Networks over fibre and CWDM at 1 and 2.5 Gbps. User acesss up to 1Gbps (some at 10Gbps) 100% of users funds EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 10

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12 Some User of GARR Community and Network Research and Academic sites connected to GARR 77 Universities (65 public, 12 non-public, 0 private) 56 CNR National Research Council labs 9 ENEA Energy and Magnetic Fusion Research labs 37 INFN sites, High Energy Physics: 5 labs+32 sections 6 ASI Italian Space Agency labs 12 INAF astronomical and astrophysical observatories 2 INFM solid state physics labs 10 INGV geophysics and vulcanology observatories 37 Public National Libraries, ~500 University Libraries 41 research organizations in the fields of health 7 Supercomputing Consortia (CASPUR, CILEA,CINECA, ) ~100 intl (ICTP, ESA, ) and natl research org. sites ~700 museums, state archives, state galleries, ~1000/10,700 public schools EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 12

13 IP Access & BackBone Trends 120 Gbps Guaranteed Committed ACCESS BACKBONE GARR-2 Oct-98 Jan-99 Apr-99 Jul-99 Oct-99 Jan-00 Apr-00 Jul-00 Oct-00 Jan-01 Apr-01 Jul-01 GARR-B Oct-01 Jan-02 Apr-02 Jul-02 Oct-02 Jan-03 Apr-03 Jul-03 Oct-03 Jan-04 Apr-04 Jul-04 GARR-G Oct-04 Jan-05 Apr-05 Jul-05 Oct-05 Jan-06 Apr-06 Jul-06 Oct-06 Jan-07 Apr-07 Jul-07 Oct-07 EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 13

14 Traffic type evolution global INTERNET National INTERNET RESEARCH traffic EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 14

15 Some User Group applications and bandwidth requirements DEISA (HPC cluster): 9 sites at 1G in 2004/2005 and 10G since 2006 evlbi: European VLBI Network (EVN) 16+ Radio Telescope Observatories at 1G+ each (2006) JIVE (Dwingeloo, NL) at >10G EGEE (Scientific Grids) really many grid sites LHC (HEP): 11*Tier1 (2*10G/each) T0 at CERN (n*10g) (2006) many Tier2 at 1G (at least) ( ) EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 15

16 evlbi Gbit link Chalmers University of Technolog y, Gothenbur g Onsala Sweden Gbit link Torun Poland Jodrell Bank UK Dedicate d Gbit link MERLIN Cambridge UK Medicina Italy EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels Dwingeloo DWDM link Westerbork Netherlands 16

17 LHC TIER0 TIER1 Optical Private Network - OPN BNL CERN T0 FNAL CH Nordugrid DK UK RAL TRIUMF ASCC NL SARA GEANT2 DE IN2P3 FR ES IT GRIDKa PIC CNAF EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 17

18 Grid Network Element Concept The Network The Network is a key Element of a Grid infrastructure Resource = CE (computing element) or Resource = SE (storage element) EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 18

19 DEISA : GEANT + NREN Proof of Concept GEANT CCC service FR DE IT GE POS 10G Switch GE POS 2.5G GARR GE CCC service Switch Orsay Garching Juelich Bologna EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 19

20 GARR-X (cross-connect) Project: Optical fibre: G.652, G.654, G km (BackBone) 4000 km (Access) Trasmission DWDM [40λ (C-Band)] Mix of λ at 10Gbps and 40Gbps Intelligent network Optical VPN IP and optical level integration Multiservice infrastructure: IP: ipv4, ipv6, multicast, mpls,qos, etc. E2E services Eth Eth (Ethernet over WDM) SAN SAN (FC over WDM) Enable applications on GRID Government cofunding NEEDED EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 20

21 Fibre Network Switzerla nd CO Slovenia TO MI4 MI2 PV MI1 MI3 PD VE TS GE BO PI FI AN PG SS RM1 RM2 FRA AQ NA SA PZ BA MT LE CA CS Greece PA ME RC CT Mediterranean EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 21

22 NRENs projects and funding sources NREN country #PoPs / backbone in km Backbone funding model GARR 43/8000 Users+gov Internet2 62 / gov ESNet 45 / gov GEANT 25 / EC+NRENs Ukerna 28 / gov DFN 49 / users Renater 40 / gov Heanet 8 / gov SurfNet 50 / gov NorduNet 8 / users 72 regional PoP Switch 27 / users GRNet 12 / gov CesNet 17 / gov EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 22

23 Questions were: 1-Are governments the main stakeholders of NRENs? 2-Should governments be the main stakeholders of NRENs? Answers are: Yes and No. NO, because a research network has to be configured and managed by the research and academic community to reflect the real users needs and users (have to) contribute financially to access the network. YES, because there is no way to build such kind of networks without the national and european governments political and financial contribution (synergy and monopolies).

24 Thank you Enzo Valente, GARR

25 The Network in the Mediterranean ARN - Dz GRNET - Gr. s r tne IDTUBITAK - Tr R G - It re a n RED.ES - Es io g e n E R N MARWAN - Ma e h T i s N EUN - Eg R e th r a p D E M U E IUCC - Il JUNET - Jo EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels CYNET - Cy 25

26 Future perspectives? EUMEDGRID Is the extension of the European Research Area still strategic? Is the Mediterranean Region a priority in this strategy? Is the European Vision of exporting the model of e-infrastructures still valid? Which are the actions to support this Vision in FP7? European funds can only be a seed! A long term commitment is needed! Mediterranean Countries should invest in their e-infrastructures to become protagonists of their own development. EV. EUMed event, 24 oct. 2007, Brussels 26

27 Circa 270 siti di ricerca ed accademici connessi: 75 Universita (statali e non statali) 56 Siti del CNR 9 Siti dell ENEA 37 Siti dell INFN 6 siti dell ASI 12 siti dell INAF (Osservatori Astronomici) 2 siti dell INFM 10 siti dell INGV 9 Biblioteche Nazionali 38 siti di altre organizzazioni di ricerca 3 siti del MIUR (V.le Trastevere, V.le Kennedy, MPC) 3 Consorzi di Supercomputing (CASPUR, CILEA,CINECA)