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Re: [pS-dev] Add geant2-java-rrdma to psUI


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  • From: Jeff W.Boote <>
  • To: Szymon Trocha <>
  • Cc: "" <>
  • Subject: Re: [pS-dev] Add geant2-java-rrdma to psUI
  • Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 10:06:16 -0600


On Mar 11, 2009, at 9:27 AM, Szymon Trocha wrote:

Since this is a Java hLS, I would ask Maciej to please look at his summarization code to ensure the proper ranges are being reported, 150.254.162.229/32 is rather specific :) As for the other ranges, if you know which hLS is summarizing for them I can do the same analysis to get us closer to debugging the problem.

So the above shows that after summarization the data is there (generally speaking).
So if there are sources of data which announce themselves correctly to LS infrastructure why does psUI get MAs which are completely different than PIONIER correct ones (which don't appear at all)? They shouldn't appear in the list as they do not contain PIONIER data. Is it wrong API request, wrong response from LS, wrong response interpretation?

The bottom line is that if there is not data in the gLS cloud this will not work. The results for the Interet2/IU services would still show up, but the 'correct' hLS would as well and proper answer can be discovered.

Let me know if you need more details.

It is not clear if this is a discovery issue, or an advertising problem at this point.

One aspect of this is that the pS-PS hLS summarization algorithm is advertising too-wide of ranges, and we are working on fixing that. But, we also need to understand better the summarization algorithm of the MDM hLS. It looks suspect that it is advertising /32's.

As mentioned before - we need to see the actual messages that the Java gLS-API is sending to debug this. Obviously the discovery query that is being sent from pS-UI is not finding those /32's - and we won't be able to figure out why until we can see the specific query messages it is sending.

There is no reason to arrange a call until more information is shared asynchronously. All we would be doing is reiterating the already demonstrated problem. For this debugging to work, we will need Mac involved to explain how MDM hLS summarization works, and we will need Michael and/or Nina to explain the queries pS-UI is attempting.

If we determine that the interaction model used by pS-UI is not compatible with the current design of the gLS, then we should setup a call to work out the expected use-cases better for a redesign. (And at that time we can determine if the specific use case is reasonable for a distributed information architecture or not.) But, our first task should be to understand the current problem so we can determine if it is simply a bug or something more fundamental. And as I said, to do that we need the specific query messages - and the ability to ask Mac questions about MDM-hLS summarization.

jeff



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