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Performance Working Group, Face-to-Face Meeting, 5-Oct-09

Internet2 Fall Member Meeting in San Antonio

Welcome

Carla Hunt welcomed the group. Co-Chair Chris Hawkinson participated via the phone bridge.

Community Updates

- Presented by Aaron Brown, Internet2

ION Service
* ION service is now production with Ciena monitoring.
* There will be a demonstration of the ION service during the week here at Fall Member Meeting.

pS Performance Toolkit 3.1
* Regular active latency tests and archiving.
* Vastly improved administrative web GUI.

perfSONAR-PS 3.1
* perfSONAR-BUOY adds OWAMP support.
* Stability and performance enhancements across all services.

http://software.internet2.edu
* It's the one-stop shop for Internet2's software.
* Includes BWCTL, OWAMP, pS-PS RPMs.
* There are plans to package NDT and other tools as well.

Internet2 Staff

In the next few weeks, Andy Lake will be transitioning to a job at ESnet, and Rich Carlson will begin working Department Of Energy's Office Of Science. We thank both for all their hard work and wish them well in their respective endeavors. Both will be remaining within the Internet2 community and we look forward to working with them in the future.

Recent release of the Network Performance Toolkit

- Presented by Jason Zurawski, Internet2

http://www.internet2.edu/presentations/fall09/20091005-PerfWG-zurawski.pdf

For discussion:
- Guidelines for scheduling measurement tests (previous wg discussion lead by Joe Metzger)

Geant's experiences with PERTs

- Presentation by Victor Reijs, HEAnet

Victor provided an overview of:

  • Why is e2e performance hard?
  • What is a PERT?
  • Brief history of the PERT
  • What is eduPERT?
  • GN2 PERT experience feedback
  • Challenges for eduPERT
  • Why you should have a PERT

See:

http://www.internet2.edu/presentations/fall09/20091005-performance-reijs.pdf

Questions and Comments:

Is the PERT concept something we could implement here in the US?

Argument in 2001 was that "we don't have the tools."  But now we do have them.

It would be great to add this human network.

USAtlas has perfSONAR and is starting to take measurements. But when we have problems, how do we isolate them?

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