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1. Opening

Rémy

Discussion on /wiki/spaces/WIS2/pages/306970677

Thorsten: it is better to seperate political issues from technical solutionsfocus more on technical functions and let the political issues outside the discussion

Remy: 15 GISCs, running same cache/Catalogue, not working, in WIS2, we should not go for this path. Shared service among 1 GISCs.

Hassan: WIS2 architecture is on key components/an evolution not revolution, we agreed We all agreed about the shared services. the strategy of WIS is based on evolution not revolution. I think to be efficient, let’s focus more on technical functions and go, as we agreed in the previous meeting to reach TT-GISC for the volunteers to run the shared service, not to think aobut the number. To focus on technical issues and then validate them.

Rémy:

Kai: avoid the supercenter that is running all shared services.

Henning: This is a scale-out problem. For modern architecture, it should be designed to be scaled with more flexibility, such as in future there would be more GISCs that can run the shared service.

Rémy: The fact is that not all 15 GISCs are not working properly. The concern is not the GISC center number (of 15 )GISC , but to have the center that pretends to work but actually some of them pretending to fulfil the GISC role but in reality not.

Summary:

• The team

• agreed that a shared service is the best solution;

• A small number of

• Centers to run the services

• is preferable for efficiency;

• Scalable architecture design is needed.

2.

ALL vote for global cache/broker?

• Do we need a global cache?

  • Yes (Jeremy, Henning, Tom, Thorsten, Dana, Kenji, Peter)

• Do we need a global broker?

  • Yes (Kai, Jeremy, Tom, Kenji, Henning, dana, Thorsten, Peter, Rémy)

• Do we need a Global Control Center?

• Enrico introduce the idea of the GCC, to complete an administrative role more than technical.

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Jeremy

Jeremy presents the data flow between NC/DCPC