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Getting site information from VORS
Updated on Thu, 2007-01-11 10:01. Originally created by stargrid on 2006-08-21 18:04.
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VORS (Virtual Organization Resource Selector) provides information about grid sites similar to GridCat.
You can find VORS information here.
As per information received at a GOC meeting on 8/14/06, VORS information is the to be be the preferred OSG information service. VORS provides information through the HTTP protocol. This can be in plane text format or HTML, both are viewable from a web browser. For the html version use the link:
Virtual Organization Selection
The plain text version may be more important because it can be easily parsed by other programs. This allows for the writing of information service modules for SUMS in a simple way.
Step 1:
Go to the link below in a web browser:
VORS text interface
Note that to get the text version index.cgi is replaced with tindex.cgi. This will bring up a page that looks like this:
This page holds little information about the site its self however it links the site with the resource number of the site. The resource number is the first number that starts each line. It this example site STAR-BNL is resource 217.
Step 2:
To find out more useful information about the site this has to be applied to the link below (note I have already filled in 217 for STAR-BNL):
STAR-BNL VORS Information
The plane text information that comes back will look like this:
From the unix command line the command wget can be used to collect this information. From inside a java application the Socket class can be used to pull this information back as a String, and then parse as needed.
As per information received at a GOC meeting on 8/14/06, VORS information is the to be be the preferred OSG information service. VORS provides information through the HTTP protocol. This can be in plane text format or HTML, both are viewable from a web browser. For the html version use the link:
Virtual Organization Selection
The plain text version may be more important because it can be easily parsed by other programs. This allows for the writing of information service modules for SUMS in a simple way.
Step 1:
Go to the link below in a web browser:
VORS text interface
Note that to get the text version index.cgi is replaced with tindex.cgi. This will bring up a page that looks like this:
238,Purdue-Physics,grid.physics.purdue.edu:2119,compute,OSG,PASS,2006-08-21 19:16:25 237,Rice,osg-gate.rice.edu:2119,compute,OSG,FAIL,2006-08-21 19:17:07 13,SDSS_TAM,tam01.fnal.gov:2119,compute,OSG,PASS,2006-08-21 19:17:10 38,SPRACE,spgrid.if.usp.br:2119,compute,OSG,PASS,2006-08-21 19:17:51 262,STAR-Bham,rhilxs.ph.bham.ac.uk:2119,compute,OSG,PASS,2006-08-21 19:23:12 217,STAR-BNL,stargrid02.rcf.bnl.gov:2119,compute,OSG,PASS,2006-08-21 19:24:11 16,STAR-SAO_PAULO,stars.if.usp.br:2119,compute,OSG,PASS,2006-08-21 19:26:55 44,STAR-WSU,rhic23.physics.wayne.edu:2119,compute,OSG,PASS,2006-08-21 19:29:10 34,TACC,osg-login.lonestar.tacc.utexas.edu:2119,compute,OSG,FAIL,2006-08-21 19:30:23 19,TTU-ANTAEUS,antaeus.hpcc.ttu.edu:2119,compute,OSG,PASS,2006-08-21 19:30:54
This page holds little information about the site its self however it links the site with the resource number of the site. The resource number is the first number that starts each line. It this example site STAR-BNL is resource 217.
Step 2:
To find out more useful information about the site this has to be applied to the link below (note I have already filled in 217 for STAR-BNL):
STAR-BNL VORS Information
The plane text information that comes back will look like this:
#VORS text interface (grid = All, VO = all, res = 217) shortname=STAR-BNL gatekeeper=stargrid02.rcf.bnl.gov gk_port=2119 globus_loc=/opt/OSG-0.4.0/globus host_cert_exp=Feb 24 17:32:06 2007 GMT gk_config_loc=/opt/OSG-0.4.0/globus/etc/globus-gatekeeper.conf gsiftp_port=2811 grid_services= schedulers=jobmanager is of type fork jobmanager-condor is of type condor jobmanager-fork is of type fork jobmanager-mis is of type mis condor_bin_loc=/home/condor/bin mis_bin_loc=/opt/OSG-0.4.0/MIS-CI/bin mds_port=2135 vdt_version=1.3.9c vdt_loc=/opt/OSG-0.4.0 app_loc=/star/data08/OSG/APP data_loc=/star/data08/OSG/DATA tmp_loc=/star/data08/OSG/DATA wntmp_loc=: /tmp app_space=6098.816 GB data_space=6098.816 GB tmp_space=6098.816 GB extra_variables=MountPoints SAMPLE_LOCATION default /SAMPLE-path SAMPLE_SCRATCH devel /SAMPLE-path exec_jm=stargrid02.rcf.bnl.gov/jobmanager-condor util_jm=stargrid02.rcf.bnl.gov/jobmanager sponsor_vo=star policy=http://www.star.bnl.gov/STAR/comp/Grid
From the unix command line the command wget can be used to collect this information. From inside a java application the Socket class can be used to pull this information back as a String, and then parse as needed.
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