Hosted CE is listed as non-production, and not found for GRACC

[djw8605]

@efajardo @matyasselmeci

The hosted-ce34.grid.uchicago.edu is showing up in GRACC, a lot. But, it's listed as non-production in the topology, and therefore doesn't show up in the topology listing. Can we change this to production so the usage can be mapped?

topology/topology/University of California San Diego/COMET/CometVirtualCluster.yaml

Line 2 in 1abc852

Production: false

[matyasselmeci]

Note that production/non-production is set on a per-ResourceGroup basis, so we would be changing the status of all the resources in that file. Is that OK?

[djw8605]

Unsure about the other resources. And edgar is out for a few days. But, we are missing usage!

[matyasselmeci]

If it's urgent then I can make the change; if it turns out to be wrong, Edgar can revert it when he gets back.

[djw8605]

Sounds good to me! Make the change.

[efajardo]

I think there is something funky I thin that hostedCE is for actual production use from Comet but no the virtual cluster. So do I have to create another site? I think @mmascher set this up

[matyasselmeci]

You don't have to create an entire new site, just a new ResourceGroup (i.e. yaml file).

[matyasselmeci]

Just an explanation: Production: True/False converts to the GridType attribute in the XML, which is either "OSG Production Resource" i.e. it reports to the production collector, or "OSG Integration Test Bed Resource" i.e. it reports to the ITB collector (do we still have one?) It's per-ResourceGroup in the YAML because it's per-ResourceGroup in the XML.

[matyasselmeci]

Is this issue solved?