This is the first EGEE induction event, held at NeSC, Edinburgh. It is for members of the EGEE project.
Goals:
1. to induct EGEE trainers
2. to refine modules of the induction courses
3. to begin induction of EGEE members
Outcomes:
1. Trainers will be able to present these modules.
2. Modules for future induction courses will be in near-final form.
3. EGEE members will be oriented to the EGEE project structure and procedures.
4. EGEE members without prior Grid experience will be oriented to the EGEE infrastructure.
Prerequisites:
Some familiarity with UNIX will be helpful for practicals.
No experience of Grids is assumed.
In advance of the course all participants needed to follow instructions that were emailed to them and also placed on an NeSC web page, to ensure that they:
1. Obtain and bring a security certificate from the GILDA.testbed.
This needed to be done 3-5 working days before the course as administrators need to respond to each request. Certificates last for 2 weeks and are usable after the course.
2. Subscribe to GILDA VO.
EGEE Infrastructure: How to Join as Users, Sites and Virtual Organisations
Joining EGEE as a User.
The practice following on from the theory from earlier talks.
Obtaining a certificate and joining a VO.
SA1 (EGEE Deployment) Structure.
Joining EGEE as a Virtual Organisation.
Who to contact and what is needed.
Joining EGEE as a Site.
Who to contact and what is needed.
Support Structures.
Speaker:
Steve Traylen(Rutherford Appleton Lab, UK)
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EGEE organisation and procedures
Recap of EGEE structure
To summarise the EGEE project web structure
To introduce some of the tools in common use within the EGEE project.
To discuss the use of the web by EGEE NA3, User Induction and Training.
This talk is for EGEE project workers and trainers.
Speaker:
John Murison(NeSC)
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11:00
Coffee
16
Providing new users with EGEE technology using Knoppix
Using a CD based LINUX distribution to provide EGEE resources.
Speaker:
Rudiger Berlich(FZK)
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Discussion
An attempt to pull together the various threads relating to the induction process.
Speaker:
Mike Mineter(NeSC)
13:00
lunch
18
EGEE: Types of Induction
To discuss the different types of induction course identified in the NA3 Execution Plan.
To produce a contents list, level of details timings, etc., for each course type.
Speaker:
John Murison(NeSC)
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NA3 discussion: structuring the courses
Understand what each of the course type is
Description of course
I/O
Eventually metadata
Try to fit the existing material in and identify what needs to be done
Personnel
Identify audience
