ACCESS Monitoring and Measurement
ACCESS Monitoring and Measurement Service (MMS) is responsible for monitoring and measurement of the ACCESS Cyberinfrastructure (CI) facilities. It is sponsored by the National Science Foundation under award 2137603.
This service is an extension of the successful TAS and XMS programs which monitored the TeraGrid and XSEDE allocated resources. ACCESS MMS collects information on the ACCESS CI including compute, storage, networking and software/data services. The main utility for doing this is XDMoD.
ACCESS XDMoD provides reporting on ACCESS supported CI. This includes:
- Allocations Information;
- Compute Usage;
- HPC Job Performance Data;
- Science Gateway Usage;
- Resource Quality of service data (via Application Kernels);
- HPC Job Efficiency Analytics.
- Network Usage data in collaboration with the NetSage project;
- Power Usage data;
- Commercial and Non-Commercial Cloud Usage.
NetSage for ACCESS
NetSage is an open source, privacy-aware network measurement, analysis, and visualization service designed to address the needs of today's Research and Education community. NetSage ingests NetFlow, sFlow, SNMP, and DTN archive data to produce human-readable summaries of network performance and throughput, allowing researchers and CI professionals alike to better understand their network utilization.
Open XDMoD
ACCESS MMS develops and supports the open source Open XDMoD software. Open XDMoD allows academic, and industrial data centers to monitor usage and performance of their local CI, and provides custom role-based reports to their various stakeholders.
See the Open XDMoD page for more information.
