RucioRSE

Introduction

Setting up Rucio to recognise your RSE is the first step for integration.

Setup

To set up your RSE to join Rucio you will need to provide a Rucio admin with the following information:

Settings:
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 availability_delete: True <- This is default, change if needed
 availability_read: True <- This is default, change if needed
 availability_write: True <- This is default, change if needed
 credentials: None <- This is default, change if needed
 delete_protocol: 1 <- This is default, change if needed
 deterministic: True <- This is default, change if needed
 domain: [u'lan', u'wan'] <- This is default, change if needed
 lfn2pfn_algorithm: identity <- This is default, change if needed
 qos_class: None <- This is default, change if needed
 read_protocol: 1 <- This is default, change if needed
 rse: <Name of your RSE>
 rse_type: DISK <- This is default, change if needed
 sign_url: None <- This is default, change if needed
 staging_area: False <- This is default, change if needed
 third_party_copy_protocol: 1 <- This is default, change if needed
 verify_checksum: True <- This is default, change if needed
 volatile: False <- This is default, change if needed
 write_protocol: 1 <- This is default, change if needed
Attributes:
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 fts: <The URL for your FTS service>
 istape: <is your RSE a tape storage? True/False>
 lfn2pfn_algorithm: identity <- This is default, change if needed
 pnn: <This is the same as your RSE name>
Protocols:
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   domains: {u'wan': {u'read': 1, u'write': 1, u'third_party_copy': 1, u'delete': 1}, u'lan': {u'read': 0, u'write': 0, u'delete': 0}} <- change this if it is not your setting
   extended_attributes: <fill in as required>
   hostname: <your RSE host name>
   impl: rucio.rse.protocols.gfal.NoRename <- This is default, change if needed
   port: <your port>
   prefix: <your RSE prefix>
   scheme: <Your RSE ftp Scheme>