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The PATh Forward

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In this talk, Miron Livny provides an overview of the PATh Project, a partnership between the UW-Madison Center for High Throughput Computing (CHTC) and the OSG Consortium. Topics include: The OSG Connect Access Points, The Open Science Pool (OSPool), and more. Slides: https://agenda.hep.wisc.edu/event/173... All talks, speakers, and materials from HTCondor Week 2022: https://agenda.hep.wisc.edu/event/173... All materials from past HTCondor Week and European Workshop Meetings: https://htcondor.org/past_condor_week...

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An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

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Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

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Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

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Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

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The PATh Forward

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An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

12:41

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

17:42

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

21:28

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

24:20

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Center for High Throughput Computing

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The PATh Forward

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An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

Center for High Throughput Computing

The PATh Forward

Key moments

An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

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An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

An OSG service that provides the means for any US researcher to place and manage their HTC workload Provides storage for input/output files Supports workflow management capabilities like DAGMan and Pegasus • A project account has an affinity with one AP

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Democratizing access to the National Research Infrastructure

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Following a summer of 2021 NSF investment, the PATH project is in the process of establishing a pool of dedicated computing (CPUs, GPUs and Storage) at five sites (ETA end of Q2 2022) that will support accounts of "PATH Credits" to be assigned to Pls by the NSF as part of an award.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

Namely, the Access Point (AP) was in full control over the File Access of the job and while keeping track of account (user) identity associated with the workload (jobs and files), management of these accounts was delegated to the local OS.

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