home agenda accommodation (required) reading attendees
(Draft) Agenda
General Schedule
Thursday
- 08:00
- continental breakfast (provided)
- 08:30
- start
- 09:45-10:30
- break
- 12:15-13:15
- lunch (provided)
- 14:30-15:00
- break
- 17:00
- finish, dinner on your own
Friday
- 08:00
- breakfast
- 08:30
- start
- 09:45-10:30
- break
- 12:15-13:15
- lunch (provided)
- 15:30
- finish
Homework
We want you're thoughts in advance
- where is the problem
- what would components of an architecture be to solve end to end performance problems?
- prepare quick summary of own work (15 min max) for presentation
Annotated agenda without specific times
- First, discussion of scope: make sure we agree. In particular,
is there a line between this (network performance) work and "grid"
or "middleware" diagnostic measurement architecture.
- Discussion of outcomes. We intend to present some expected
outcomes here, with another discussion at the end of the day.
- A whitepaper
- A (set of) architecture(s) that can be refined later
- How existing projects fit into architecture
- Top-down: get a feel for architectures.
Short presentations on existing proposed architectures. (15 min each)
- Bottom-up: commonality in existing projects
Short presentations from implementers on existing projects (10 min each)
- AMP & PMA
- SLAC monitoring work
- Pipes (including database/outreach work)
- NIMI
- Advisor
- PSC work TAAD, new projects
- ANML work (Steve Wallace's IU lab)
- LBL work: SCNM, NTAF
- ...
- Identify common themes in work.
- Discussion of "use cases" -- different people's view of the problem.
See different people's interpretations, come up with a single consistent
(set of) view(s).
- Discussion of different views of architecture. Common themes?
Want, in particular:
- common cases
- unique cases
- holes
- Look for single architecture. However, aim is not to find single thing
to force down people's throats, but see if we can agree on common blocks.
- Discussion of the open research areas (starting with the holes?)
Identified already
- security/authentication:
what is the right model?
- resource discovery [how find boxes]
- Relationship to other groups
- Standards
- Areas: Grid, Middleware, Security
- Discussion on near-term things that we can do for each other:
building our own community
- Recommendation on infrastructure support [pure research projects
tend to die off]
- Discuss how to produce outcomes.
This material is based in part on work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. ANI-0314723. Any opinions, findings and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation (NSF).
Last update: 1-Dec-2003, Matt Zekauskas