node - a machine running one or more NGAS daemonsdaemon - an NGAS service running on a node, takes http commands by listening on a portcluster - a group of NGAS nodes tied together by a single relational database, can be in different data centers| Time | Item | Who | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 05m | Status of the hybrid cluster experiment | ||
| 10m | Review of host naming convention | Alejandro Barrientos | |
| 10m | Status of partitioning discussion | Stephan Witz | |
| 10m | Status of hardware change question | ||
| 10m | Multiple daemons/node question | Stephan Witz |
Revised NGAS server naming schema proposal. Max host name could be up to 128 characters. Testing would need to be done to make sure functionalities work with long host names.
| Site | NGAS | Purpose | Number | Port |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Use lowercase and dashes - naasc: North American ALMA Science Center - non-naasc: Charlottesville non-naasc ngas. - dsoc: New Mexico - gbo: Green Bank Observatory Non NRAO Sites (should we want to invite other sites that use ngas): - jao: Joint ALMA Observatory (Chile) - eso: European Southern Observatory (Germany) - naoj: National Astronomy Observatory (Japan) | - prod: Production - test: Test - dev: Development - mirror: Mirror | 001 onwards | 7777 onwards |
Examples:
naasc-ngas-prod-001:7777 - NAASC Ngas Production 001, port 7777 (first one)
non-naasc-ngas-test-001:7780 - Charlottesville NGAS Test 001, port 7780 (fourth one)