dirac.cfg

# The "DIRAC" section contains general parameters needed in most installation types.
DIRAC
{
  # The name of the Virtual Organization of the installation User Community.
  # The option is defined in a single VO installation.
  #VirtualOrganization = myVO

  # The name of the DIRAC installation Setup. This option is defined in the client
  # installations to define which subset of DIRAC Systems the client will work with.
  Setup = mySetup

  # The list of extensions to the Core DIRAC software used by the given installation
  #Extensions = WebApp

  # The Configuration subsection defines several options to discover and use the configuration data
  Configuration
  {
    # This option defines a list of configuration servers, both master and slaves,
    # from which clients can obtain the configuration data.
    Servers = https://server:8443/Configuration/Server
    #Servers +=

    # The URL of the Master Configuration Server.
    # This server is used for updating the Configuration Service
    MasterServer = https://server:8443/Configuration/Server

    # Enables automatic merging of the modifications done in parallel by several clients.
    # Takes a boolean value. By default false.
    #EnableAutoMerge = false

    # This subsection is used to configure the Configuration Servers attributes.
    # It should not edited by hand since it is upated by the Master Configuration Server
    # to reflect the current situation of the system. Takes a boolean value. By default true.
    #AutoPublish = true

    # Name of Configuration file
    Name = Dirac-Prod

    # Set propagation time, by default 300 seconds.
    #PropagationTime = 300

    # How many time the secondary servers are going to refresh configuration from master.
    # Expressed as Integer and seconds as unit. By default 300.
    #RefreshTime = 300

    # Set slaves grace time in a seconds. By default 600.
    #SlavesGraceTime = 600

    # CS configuration version used by DIRAC services as indicator when they need to reload the
    # configuration. Expressed using date format. By default 0.
    #Version = 2011-02-22 15:17:41.811223
  }

  # This subsection defines several options related to the DIRAC security framework.
  # WARNING: This section should only appear in the local dirac.cfg file of each installation,
  #          never in the central configuration.
  Security
  {
    # Flag to use server certificates and not user proxies.
    # This is typically true for the server installations. By default false.
    #UseServerCertificate = true

    # Flag to skip the server identity by the client.
    # The flag is usually defined in the client installations. By default false.
    #SkipCAChecks = false

    # Path where the host certificate is located on the server.
    # If not specified, DIRAC will try to find it.
    #CertFile = /opt/dirac/etc/grid-security/hostcert.pem

    # Path where the host key is located on the server.
    # If not specified, DIRAC will try to find it.
    #KeyFile = /opt/dirac/etc/grid-security/hostkey.pem

    # Flag to use access tokens and not user proxies. This is typically false.
    #UseTokens = true

    # Section that describes OAuth 2.0 authorization settings and metadata,
    # it is required to interact with the DIRAC Authorization Server.
    # Please see https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8414 for more details.
    Authorization
    {
      # The authorization server's issuer identifier,
      # which is a URL that uses the "https" scheme and has no query or fragment components.
      # Please see https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc8414#section-2.
      # This option must be defined in the client installations and on the DIRAC Authorization Server host.
      #issuer = https://server/auth

      # Section that describe DIRAC Authorization Server OAuth 2.0 clients metadata.
      Clients
      {

        # Subsection name is a client name. Options are the client metadata,
        # please see https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc7591#section-2.
        #MyApp
        #{
        #  client_id = MY_CLIENT_ID
        #  client_secret = MY_CLIENT_SECRET
        #  scope = supported scopes separated by a space
        #  response_types = device,
        #  grant_types = refresh_token,
        #}
      }

    }

  }

  # The subsection defines the names of different DIRAC Setups.
  Setups
  {

    # For each Setup known to the installation, there must be a subsection with the appropriate name.
    # In each subsection of the Setup section the names of corresponding system instances are defined.
    # In the example below "Production" instances of the Configuration
    # and Framework systems are defined as part of the "Dirac-Production" setup.
    Dirac-Production
    {
      # Each option represents a DIRAC System available in the Setup
      # and the Value is the instance of System that is used in that setup.
      # For instance, since the Configuration is unique for the whole installation,
      # all setups should have the same instance for the Configuration systems.
      Configuration = Production
      Framework = Production
    }

  }

}
### Registry section:
# Sections to register VOs, groups, users and hosts
# https://dirac.readthedocs.org/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/UserManagement.html
Registry
{

  ## Registry options:
  # Default user group to be used:
  DefaultGroup = lhcb_user

  # Querantine user group is usually to be used in case you want to set
  # users in groups by hand as a "punishment" for a certain period of time:
  QuarantineGroup = lowPriority_user

  # Default proxy time expressed in seconds:
  DefaultProxyTime = 4000
  ##

  # Trusted hosts section, subsections represents host name of the DIRAC secondary servers
  Hosts
  {

    dirac.host.com
    {

      # Host distinguish name obtained from host certificate
      DN = /O=MyOrg/OU=Unity/CN=dirac.host.com

      # Properties associated with the host
      Properties = JobAdministrator
      Properties += FullDelegation
      Properties += Operator
      Properties += CSAdministrator
      Properties += ProductionManagement
      Properties += AlarmsManagement
      Properties += ProxyManagement
      Properties += TrustedHost
    }
  }

  ## VOs:
  # DIRAC VOs section, subsections represents name of the DIRAC VO or alias name of the real VOMS VO
  VO
  {

    # It is not mandatory for the DIRAC VO to have the same name as the corresponding VOMS VO
    lhcb
    {

      # VO administrator user name, that also MUST be registered(/Registry/Users section)
      VOAdmin = lhcbadmin

      # VO administrator group used for querying VOMS server.
      # If not specified, the VO "DefaultGroup" will be used
      VOAdminGroup = lhcb_admin

      # Real VOMS VO name, if this VO is associated with VOMS VO
      VOMSName = lhcb

      # Registered identity provider associated with VO
      IdP = CheckIn

      # Section to describe all the VOMS servers that can be used with the given VOMS VO
      VOMSServers
      {

        # The host name of the VOMS server
        cclcgvomsli01.in2p3.fr
        {

          # DN of the VOMS server certificate
          DN = /O=GRID-FR/C=FR/O=CNRS/OU=CC-IN2P3/CN=cclcgvomsli01.in2p3.fr

          # The VOMS server port
          Port = 15003

          # CA that issued the VOMS server certificate
          CA = /C=FR/O=CNRS/CN=GRID2-FR
        }
      }
    }
  }
  ##

  ## Groups:
  # DIRAC groups section, subsections represents the name of the group
  Groups
  {

    # Group for the common user
    lhcb_user
    {

      # DIRAC users logins than belongs to the group
      Users = lhcbuser1

      # Group properties(set permissions of the group users)
      Properties = NormalUser # Normal user operations

      # Permission to download proxy with this group, by default: True
      DownloadableProxy = False

      # Role of the users in the VO
      VOMSRole = /lhcb

      # Scope associated with a role of the user in the VO
      IdPRole = some_special_scope

      # Virtual organization associated with the group
      VOMSVO = lhcb

      # Just for normal users:
      JobShare = 200

      # Controls automatic Proxy upload:
      AutoUploadProxy = True

      # Controls automatic Proxy upload for Pilot groups:
      AutoUploadPilotProxy = True

      # Controls automatic addition of VOMS extension:
      AutoAddVOMS = True
    }

    # Group to submit pilot jobs
    lhcb_pilot
    {
      Properties = GenericPilot # Generic pilot
      Properties += LimitedDelegation # Allow getting only limited proxies (ie. pilots)
      Properties += Pilot # Private pilot
    }

    # Admin group
    lhcb_admin
    {
      Properties = AlarmsManagement # Allow to set notifications and manage alarms
      Properties += ServiceAdministrator # DIRAC Service Administrator
      Properties += CSAdministrator # possibility to edit the Configuration Service
      Properties += JobAdministrator # Job Administrator can manipulate everybody's jobs
      Properties += FullDelegation # Allow getting full delegated proxies
      Properties += ProxyManagement # Allow managing proxies
      Properties += Operator # Operator
    }
  }
  ##

  ## Users:
  # DIRAC users section, subsections represents the name of the user
  Users
  {

    lhcbuser1
    {
      # Distinguish name obtained from user certificate (Mandatory)
      DN = /O=My organisation/C=FR/OU=Unit/CN=My Name

      # User e-mail (Mandatory)
      Email = my@email.com

      # Cellular phone number
      mobile = +030621555555

      # Quota assigned to the user. Expressed in MBs.
      Quota = 300

      # This subsection describes the properties associated with each DN attribute (optional)
      DNProperties
      {

        # Arbitrary section name
        DNSubsection
        {

          # Distinguish name obtained from user certificate (Mandatory)
          DN = /O=My organisation/C=FR/OU=Unit/CN=My Name

          # Proxy provider that can generate the proxy certificate with DN in DN attribute.
          ProxyProviders = MY_DIRACCA
        }
      }
    }
  }
  ##
}
###

# the systems section is automatically obtained from the ConfigTemplate.cfg files and can be found at
# https://dirac.readthedocs.org/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Configuration/ExampleConfig.html
Systems
{

  DataManagementSystem
  {
    Agents
    {
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/fts3.html#fts3agent
      FTS3Agent
      {
        OperationBulkSize = 20 # How many Operation we will treat in one loop
        JobBulkSize = 20 # How many Job we will monitor in one loop
        MaxFilesPerJob = 100 # Max number of files to go in a single job
        MaxAttemptsPerFile = 256 # Max number of attempt per file
        DeleteGraceDays = 180 # days before removing jobs
        DeleteLimitPerCycle = 100 # Max number of deletes per cycle
        KickAssignedHours = 1 # hours before kicking jobs with old assignment tag
        KickLimitPerCycle = 100 # Max number of kicks per cycle
      }
    }
    Services
    {
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/dfc.html#filecataloghandler
      FileCatalogHandler
      {
        Port = 9197
        DatasetManager = DatasetManager
        DefaultUmask = 0775
        DirectoryManager = DirectoryLevelTree
        DirectoryMetadata = DirectoryMetadata
        FileManager = FileManager
        FileMetadata = FileMetadata
        GlobalReadAccess = True
        LFNPFNConvention = Strong
        ResolvePFN = True
        SecurityManager = NoSecurityManager
        SEManager = SEManagerDB
        UniqueGUID = False
        UserGroupManager = UserAndGroupManagerDB
        ValidFileStatus = [AprioriGoodTrashRemovingProbing]
        ValidReplicaStatus = [AprioriGoodTrashRemovingProbing]
        VisibleFileStatus = [AprioriGood]
        VisibleReplicaStatus = [AprioriGood]
      }
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/fts.html#ftsmanager
      FTS3ManagerHandler
      {
        # No specific configuration
        Port = 9193
      }
    }
    Databases
    {
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/dfc.html#filecatalogdb
      FileCatalogDB
      {
        # No specific configuration
        DBName = FileCatalogDB
      }
      FTS3DB
      {
        # No specific configuration
        DBName = FTS3DB
      }
    }
  }
  RequestManagementSystem
  {
    Agents
    {
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/RequestManagement/rmsComponents.html#cleanreqdbagent
      CleanReqDBAgent
      {
        DeleteGraceDays = 60 # Delay after which Requests are removed
        DeleteLimit = 100 # Maximum number of Requests to remove per cycle
        DeleteFailed = False # Whether to delete also Failed request
        KickGraceHours = 1 # After how long we should kick the Requests in `Assigned`
        KickLimit = 10000 # Maximum number of requests kicked by cycle
      }
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/RequestManagement/rmsComponents.html#requestexecutingagent
      RequestExecutingAgent
      {
        BulkRequest = 0
        MinProcess = 1
        MaxProcess = 8
        ProcessPoolQueueSize = 25
        ProcessPoolTimeout = 900
        ProcessTaskTimeout = 900
        ProcessPoolSleep = 4
        RequestsPerCycle = 50

        # Define the different Operation types
        # see http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/RequestManagement/rmsObjects.html#operation-types
        OperationHandlers
        {
          DummyOperation
          {
            # These parameters can be defined for all handlers

            # The location of the python file, without .py, is mandatory
            Location = DIRAC/DataManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/DummyHandler # Mandatory
            LogLevel = DEBUG # self explanatory
            MaxAttemts = 256 # Maximum attempts per file
            TimeOut = 300 # Timeout in seconds of the operation
            TimeOutPerFile = 40 # Additional delay per file
          }
          ForwardDISET{
            Location = DIRAC/RequestManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/ForwardDISET
          }
          MoveReplica
          {
            Location = DIRAC/DataManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/MoveReplica
          }
          PutAndRegister
          {
            Location = DIRAC/DataManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/PutAndRegister
          }
          RegisterFile
          {
            Location = DIRAC/DataManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/RegisterFile
          }
          RegisterReplica
          {
            Location = DIRAC/DataManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/RegisterReplica
          }
          RemoveFile
          {
            Location = DIRAC/DataManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/RemoveFile
          }
          RemoveReplica
          {
            Location = DIRAC/DataManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/RemoveReplica
          }
          ReplicateAndRegister
          {
            Location = DIRAC/DataManagementSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/ReplicateAndRegister
            FTSMode = True # If True, will use FTS to transfer files
            FTSBannedGroups = lhcb_user # list of groups for which not to use FTS
          }
          SetFileStatus
          {
            Location = DIRAC/TransformationSystem/Agent/RequestOperations/SetFileStatus
          }
        }
      }
    }
    Databases
    {
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/RequestManagement/rmsComponents.html#requestdb
      RequestDB
      {
        # No specific configuration
        DBName = RequestDB
      }
    }
    Services
    {
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/RequestManagement/rmsComponents.html#reqmanager
      ReqManager
      {
        Port = 9140
        constantRequestDelay = 0 # Constant delay when retrying a request
      }
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/RequestManagement/rmsComponents.html#reqproxy
      ReqProxy
      {
        Port = 9161
      }
    }
    URLs
    {
      # Yes.... it is ReqProxyURLs, and not ReqProxy...
      # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/RequestManagement/rmsComponents.html#reqproxy
      ReqProxyURLs = dips://server1:9161/RequestManagement/ReqProxy, dips://server2:9161/RequestManagement/ReqProxy
    }
  }
  TransformationSystem
  {
    Agents
    {
      ##BEGIN TransformationCleaningAgent
      TransformationCleaningAgent
      {
        # MetaData key to use to identify output data
        TransfIDMeta=TransformationID

        # Location of the OutputData, if the OutputDirectories parameter is not set for
        # transformations only 'MetadataCatalog has to be used
        DirectoryLocations=TransformationDB,MetadataCatalog

        # Enable or disable, default enabled
        EnableFlag=True

        # How many days to wait before archiving transformations
        ArchiveAfter=7

        # Shifter to use for removal operations, default is empty and
        # using the transformation owner for cleanup
        shifterProxy=

        # Which transformation types to clean
        # If not filled, transformation types are taken from
        #   Operations/Transformations/DataManipulation
        # and Operations/Transformations/DataProcessing
        TransformationTypes=

        # Time between cycles in seconds
        PollingTime = 3600
      }
      ##END
    }
  }
  Framework
  {
    Services
    {
      ComponentMonitoring
      {
        Port = 9190
        # This enables ES monitoring only for this particular service.
        EnableActivityMonitoring = no
        Authorization
        {
          Default = ServiceAdministrator
          componentExists = authenticated
          getComponents = authenticated
          hostExists = authenticated
          getHosts = authenticated
          installationExists = authenticated
          getInstallations = authenticated
          updateLog = Operator
        }
      }
    }
  }
}
Resources
{
  # Section for identity providers, subsections is the names of the identity providers
  # https://dirac.readthedocs.org/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/identityprovider.html
  IdProviders
  {
    ## EGI Checkin type:
    EGI_Checkin
    {
      # What supported type of provider does it belong to
      ProviderType = CheckIn
      # Description of the client parameters registered on the identity provider side.
      # Look here for information about client parameters description https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8414#section-2
      issuer = https://issuer
      client_id = type_client_id_here_receved_after_client_registration
      client_secret = type_client_secret_here_receved_after_client_registration
      # Scopes that will be used by default
      scope = openid, profile, offline_access, eduperson_entitlement, cert_entitlement
    }
    ##
    ## WLCG IAM type:
    WLCG_IAM
    {
      ProviderType = IAM
      issuer = https://issuer
      client_id = type_client_id_here_receved_after_client_registration
      client_secret = type_client_secret_here_receved_after_client_registration
      scope = openid, profile, offline_access, eduperson_entitlement, cert_entitlement
    }
    ##
  }

  # Section for setting options for ComputingElements
  Computing
  {

    # ComputingElement options can be set with different degrees of specialization:
    #
    # /Resources/Computing/CEDefaults* for all computing elements
    # /Resources/Computing/<CEType>* for CEs of a given type, e.g., HTCondorCE or ARC
    # /Resources/Sites/<grid>/<site>/CEs* for all CEs at a given site
    # /Resources/Sites/<grid>/<site>/CEs/<CEName>* for a specific CE
    #
    # Values are overwritten by the most specialized option.

    # The options below can be valid for all computing element types
    CEDefaults
    {

      # Default environment file sourced before calling rid commands, without extension '.sh'
      GridEnv = /opt/dirac/gridenv

      # Will be added to the pilot configuration as /LocalSite/SharedArea
      SharedArea = /cvmfs/lhcb.cern.ch/lib

      # or adding some generic pilot options (only for pilots submitted by SiteDirectors)
      # the example below will add the environment variable DIRACSYSCONFIG (see :ref:`bashrc_variables`)
      ExtraPilotOptions = --userEnvVariables DIRACSYSCONFIG:::pilot.cfg

      # for adding the --modules=value option to dirac-pilot
      Modules =

      # for adding the --pipInstallOptions=value to dirac-pilot
      PipInstallOptions = --index-url https://lhcb-repository.web.cern.ch/repository/pypi/simple

      # The upper limit for the NumberOfProcessors queue parameter set by the :mod:`~DIRAC.ConfigurationSystem.Agent.Bdii2CSAgent`
      GLUE2ComputingShareMaxSlotsPerJob_limit = 8

    }

    Singularity
    {

      # The root image location for the container to use
      # Default: /cvmfs/cernvm-prod.cern.ch/cvm4
      ContainerRoot = /cvmfs/cernvm-prod.cern.ch/cvm4

      # The binary to start the container
      # default: singularity
      ContainerBin = /opt/extras/bin/singularity

      # List of directories to bind
      ContainerBind = /etc/grid-security,someDir:::BoundHere

      # Extra options for starting the container
      ContainerOptions=--cleanenv

      # Flag for re-installing, or not, DIRAC in the container (default: True)
      InstallDIRACInContainer = False

      # If set to True container work area won't be deleted at end of job (default: False)
      KeepWorkArea = True

    }

    ARC
    {
      # For the options for the ARC Computing Element see :mod:`~DIRAC.Resources.Computing.ARCComputingElement`
    }

    HTCondor
    {
      # For the options for the HTCondorCEs see :mod:`~DIRAC.Resources.Computing.HTCondorCEComputingElement`
    }

  }

  # This section is used to define a compatibility matrix between dirac platforms (:ref:`admin_dirac-platform`) and OS versions.
  OSCompatibility
  {
    # What's on the left is an example of a dirac platform as determined the dirac-platform script (:ref:`admin_dirac-platform`).
    # This platform is declared to be compatible with a list of "OS" strings.
    # These strings are identifying the architectures of computing elements.
    # This list of strings can be constructed from the "Architecture" + "OS" fields
    # that can be found in the CEs description in the CS (:ref:`cs-site`).
    # This compatibility is, by default, used by the SiteDirector when deciding if to send a pilot or not to a certain CE:
    # The SiteDirector matches "TaskQueues" to Computing Element capabilities
    Linux_x86_64_glibc-2.17 = ...
  }

  # Section for proxy providers, subsections is the names of the proxy providers
  # https://dirac.readthedocs.org/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/proxyprovider.html
  ProxyProviders
  {

    ## DIRACCA type:
    MY_DIRACCA
    {

      # Main option, to show which proxy provider type you want to register.
      ProviderType = DIRACCA

      # The path to the CA certificate. This option is required.
      CertFile = /opt/dirac/etc/grid-security/DIRACCA-EOSH/cert.pem

      # The path to the CA key. This option is required.
      KeyFile = /opt/dirac/etc/grid-security/DIRACCA-EOSH/key.pem

      # The distinguished name fields that must contain the exact same contents as that field in the CA's
      # DN. If this parameter is not specified, the default value will be a empty list.
      Match = O, OU

      # The distinguished name fields list that must be present. If this parameter is not specified, the
      # default value will be a "CN".
      Supplied = C, CN

      # The distinguished name fields list that are allowed, but not required. If this parameter is not
      # specified, the default value will be a "C, O, OU, emailAddress"
      Optional = emailAddress

      # Order of the distinguished name fields in a created user certificate. If this parameter is not
      # specified, the default value will be a "C, O, OU, CN, emailAddress"
      DNOrder = C, O, OU, emailAddress, CN

      # To set default value for distinguished name field.
      C = FR
      O = DIRAC
      OU = DIRAC TEST

      # The path to the openssl configuration file. This is optional and not recomended to use.
      # But if you choose to use this option, it is recommended to use a relatively simple configuration.
      # All required parameters will be taken from the configuration file, except "DNOrder".
      CAConfigFile = /opt/dirac/pro/etc/openssl_config_ca.cnf
    }
    ##

    ## PUSP type:
    MY_PUSP
    {

      ProviderType = DIRACCA

      # PUSP service URL
      ServiceURL = https://mypuspserver.com/
    }
    ##

    ## OAuth2 type:
    MY_OAuth2
    {

      ProviderType = OAuth2

      # Authorization server's issuer identifier URL
      issuer = https://masterportal-pilot.aai.egi.eu/mp-oa2-server

      # Identifier of OAuth client
      client_id = myproxy:oa4mp,2012:/client_id/aca7c8dfh439fewjb298fdb

      # Secret key of OAuth client
      client_secret = ISh-Q32bkXRf-HD2hdh93d-hd20DH2-wqedwiU@S22

      # OAuth2 parameter specified in https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6749
      prompt = consent

      # Some specific parameter for specific proxy provider
      max_proxylifetime = 864000
      proxy_endpoint = https://masterportal-pilot.aai.egi.eu/mp-oa2-server/getproxy
    }
    ##
  }

  # Where all your Catalogs are defined
  FileCatalogs
  {
    # There is one section per catalog
    # See http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Catalog/index.html
    <MyCatalog>
    {
      CatalogType = <myCatalogType> # used for plugin selection
      CatalogURL = <myCatalogURL> # used for DISET URL
    }
  }
  # FTS endpoint definition http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/fts.htmlfts-servers-definition
  FTSEndpoints
  {
    FTS3
    {
      CERN-FTS3 = https://fts3.cern.ch:8446
    }
  }
  # Abstract definition of storage elements, used to be inherited.
  # see http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Storages/index.html#storageelementbases
  StorageElementBases
  {
    # The base SE definition can contain all the options of a normal SE
    # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Storages/index.html#storageelements
    CERN-EOS
    {
      BackendType = eos # backend type of storage element
      SEType = T0D1 # Tape or Disk SE
      UseCatalogURL = True # used the stored url or generate it (default False)
      ReadAccess = True # Allowed for Read if no RSS enabled
      WriteAccess = True # Allowed for Write if no RSS enabled
      CheckAccess = True # Allowed for Check if no RSS enabled
      RemoveAccess = True # Allowed for Remove if no RSS enabled
      OccupancyLFN = /lhcb/storageDetails.json # Json containing occupancy details
      SpaceReservation = LHCb-EOS # Space reservation name if any. Concept like SpaceToken
      ArchiveTimeout = 84600 # Timeout for the FTS archiving
      BringOnlineTimeout = 84600 # Timeout for the bring online operation used by FTS
      # Protocol section, see http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Storages/index.html#available-protocol-plugins
      GFAL2_SRM2
      {
        Host = srm-eoslhcb.cern.ch
        Port = 8443
        PluginName = GFAL2_SRM2 # If different from the section name
        Protocol = srm # primary protocol
        Path = /eos/lhcb/grid/prod # base path
        Access = remote
        SpaceToken = LHCb-EOS
        WSUrl = /srm/v2/server?SFN=
        InputProtocols = file, https, root, srm, gsiftp # Allow to overwrite the list of protocols understood as input
        OutputProtocols = file, https, root, srm, gsiftp # Allow to overwrite the list of protocols that can be generated
      }
    }
  }
  # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Storages/index.html#storageelements
  StorageElements
  {
    # Just inherit everything from CERN-EOS, without change
    CERN-DST-EOS
    {
      BaseSE = CERN-EOS
    }
    # inherit from CERN-EOS
    CERN-USER
    {
      BaseSE = CERN-EOS
      # Modify the options for Gfal2
      GFAL2_SRM2
      {
        Path = /eos/lhcb/grid/user
        SpaceToken = LHCb_USER
      }
      # Add an extra protocol
      GFAL2_XROOT
      {
        Host = eoslhcb.cern.ch
        Port = 8443
        Protocol = root
        Path = /eos/lhcb/grid/user
        Access = remote
        SpaceToken = LHCb-EOS
        WSUrl = /srm/v2/server?SFN=
      }
    }
    CERN-ALIAS
    {
      Alias = CERN-USER # Use CERN-USER when instanciating CERN-ALIAS
    }
  }
  # See http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Storages/index.html#storageelementgroups
  StorageElementGroups
  {
    CERN-Storages = CERN-DST-EOS, CERN-USER
    # Default SEs to be used when uploading output data from Payloads
    SE-USER = CERN-USER
    # Default SEs to be used as failover SEs uploading output data from Payloads.
    # This option is used in the Job Wrapper and, if set, requires the RequestManagementSystem to be installed
    Tier1-Failover = CERN-FAILOVER,CNAF-FAILOVER
  }
  # Definition of the sites
  # See http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/site.html
  Sites
  {
    LCG
    {
      ##BEGIN SiteConfiguration
      LCG.CERN.ch
      {
        # Local Storages
        SE = CERN-RAW, CERN-RDST, CERN-USER # (Optional) SEs Local to the site

        # Overwrite definities of StorageElement (discouraged)
        # or StorageElementGroups for that Site
        AssociatedSEs
        {
          # Tier1-Failover is now only CERN-FAILOVER when running a Job at CERN
          Tier1-Failover = CERN-FAILOVER
        }
        Name = CERN-PROD # (Optional) Name of the site from the admin, e.g in GOCDB
        Coordinates = 06.0458:46.2325 # (Optional) Geographical coordinates
        Mail = grid-cern-prod-admins@cern.ch # (Optional) Site Admin email
        MoUTierLevel = 0 # (Optional) Tier level
        Description = CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research # (Optional) ...
        # Subsection to describe each CE available
        CEs
        {
          # Subsection named as the CE fully qualified name
          ce503.cern.ch
          {

            # (Optional) CE architecture
            architecture = x86_64

            # (Optional) CE operating system in a DIRAC format (purely for description)
            OS = ScientificCERNSLC_Carbon_6.4

            # (Optional) Boolean attributes that indicates if the site accept pilots (default: True)
            Pilot = False

            # Type of CE, can take any CE type DIRAC recognizes (:ref: `CE`)
            CEType = HTCondorCE

            # (Optional) Type of 'Inner' CE, normally empty. Default = "InProcess".
            # Possibilities: potentially all CE types, but in practice
            # the most valid would be: InProcess, Sudo, Singularity, Pool.
            # Pool CE in turn uses InProcess (Default)
            # or Sudo or Singularity. To specify, use Pool/ce_type.
            # This option can also go at the Queue level.
            LocalCEType = Pool

            # (Optional) max number of processors that DIRAC pilots are allowed to exploit. Implicit default = 1
            NumberOfProcessors = 12

            # (Optional) Number of available worker nodes per allocation.
            # Values can be a number (e.g. 2 nodes) or a range of values
            # (e.g. from 2 to 4 nodes) which leaves the choice to the batch
            # system.
            NumberOfNodes = 2
            # NumberOfNodes = 2-4

            # (Optional) CE allows *whole node* jobs
            WholeNode = True

            # (Optional) List of tags specific for the CE
            Tag = GPU, 96RAM

            # (Optional) List of required tags that a job to be eligible must have
            RequiredTag = GPU,96RAM

            # Queues available for this VO in the CE
            Queues
            {
              # Name of the queue
              ce503.cern.ch-condor
              {
                # Name of the queue in the corresponding CE if not the same
                # as the name of the queue section
                # (should be avoided)
                CEQueueName = pbs-grid
                VO = lhcb

                # CE CPU Scaling Reference
                SI00 = 3100

                # Maximum number of jobs in all statuses
                MaxTotalJobs = 5000

                # Maximum number of jobs in waiting status
                MaxWaitingJobs = 200

                # Maximum time allowed to jobs to run in the queue
                maxCPUTime = 7776

                # The URL where to find the outputs
                OutputURL = gsiftp://locahost

                # Overwrites NumberOfProcessors at the CE level
                NumberOfProcessors = 12

                # Overwrites NumberOfNodes at the CE level
                NumberOfNodes = 12

                # Overwrites WholeNode at the CE level
                WholeNode = True

                # Overwrites LocalCEType at the CE level
                LocalCEType = Pool/Singularity

                # List of tags specific for the Queue
                Tag = MultiProcessor

                # List of required tags that a job to be eligible must have
                RequiredTag = GPU,96RAM
              }
            }
            VO = lhcb
            MaxRAM = 0
            UseLocalSchedd = False
            DaysToKeepLogs = 1
          }
        }
      }
      ##END
    }
  }

  ##BEGIN CountriesConfiguration
  Countries
  {
    # Configuration for ``pl`` sites
    pl
    {
      # Redirect to ``de`` configuration
      AssignedTo = de
    }
    de
    {
      AssociatedSEs
      {
        # Overwrite the Tier1-Failover StorageElementGroup
        # For all German site which do not have a specific
        # configuration (see # See https://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/storage.html#mapping-storages-to-sites-and-countries)
        Tier1-Failover = GRIDKA-FAILOVER
      }
    }
  }
  ##END
}
Operations
{

  MonitoringBackends
  {
    # This flag will globally enable Accounting and ES based monitoring of all types in DIRAC.
    # `Accounting` is the default value, and `Monitoring` should be added if you wish to have both.
    # If you want to override it and have a specific backend for a monitoring type, you should add a flag for it.
    # For more info https://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/integration/AdministratorGuide/Systems/MonitoringSystem/index.html
    Default = Accounting
    # WMSHistory = Monitoring
    # DataOperation = Accounting, Monitoring
    # PilotSubmissionMonitoring = Accounting
    # AgentMonitoring = ...
    # ServiceMonitoring = ...
    # RMSMonitoring = ...
  }
  # This is the default section of operations.
  # Any value here can be overwriten in the setup specific section
  Defaults
  {
    # Flag for globally disabling the use of the SecurityLogging service
    # This is False by default, as should be migrated to use centralized logging
    # (see https://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/ServerInstallations/centralizedLogging.html#logstash-and-elk-configurations)
    EnableSecurityLogging = False
    DataManagement
    {
      # see http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Catalog/index.html#multi-protocol
      # for the next 4 options
      AccessProtocols = srm
      AccessProtocols += dips
      RegistrationProtocols = srm
      RegistrationProtocols += dips
      #
      StageProtocols = srm
      ThirdPartyProtocols = srm
      WriteProtocols = srm
      WriteProtocols += dips
      # FTS related options. See http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/fts.html
      FTSPlacement
      {
        FTS3
        {
          ServerPolicy = Random # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/fts.html#ftsserver-policy
          # Plugin to alter default TPC selection list
          FTS3Plugin = Default # http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/fts.html#fts3-plugins
        }
      }
      # Matrix to define the multihop strategy.
      # See http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/DataManagement/fts3.html#multihop-support
      MultiHopMatrixOfShame
      {
        # Used for any source which does not have a more specific rule
        Default
        {
          # Default -> Default basically means "anything else than all the other defined routes"
          Default = GlobalDefault
          # Hop between "anything else" and IN3P3-DST
          IN2P3-DST = DefaultToIN2P3-DST
          # Hop between "anything else" and any SE inheriting from CNAF-Disk
          CNAF-Disk = DefaultToCNAF-Disk
        }
        # Any transfer starting from CERN-RAW
        CERN-RAW
        {
          # CERN-RAW -> anywhere else
          Default = DefaultFromCERN-RAW
          # Do not use multihop between CERN-RAW and SE inheriting from CERN-Disk
          CERN-Disk = disabled
          # CERN-RAW -> any SE inheriting from CNAF-Disk
          CNAF-Disk = CERN-RAW-CNAF-Disk
          # CERN-RAW->CNAF-DST (takes precedence over CERN-RAW -> CNAF-Disk)
          CNAF-DST = CERN-RAW-CNAF-DST
          # CERN-RAW -> IN2P3-DST
          IN2P3-DST = disabled
        }
      }
    }
    # Specify how job access their data
    # None of these fields is mandatory
    # See https://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/WorkloadManagement/InputDataResolution.html
    InputDataPolicy
    {
      # Default policy
      Default = DIRAC.WorkloadManagementSystem.Client.InputDataByProtocol
      # A job running at CERN would stream the data
      LCG.CERN.cern = DIRAC.WorkloadManagementSystem.Client.InputDataByProtocol
      # A job running at GRIDKA would download the files on the WN
      LCG.GRIDKA.de = DIRAC.WorkloadManagementSystem.Client.DownloadInputData
      # Shortcut for the JobAPI: job.setInputDataPolicy('Download')
      Download = DIRAC.WorkloadManagementSystem.Client.DownloadInputData
      # Shortcut for the JobAPI: job.setInputDataPolicy('Protocol')
      Protocol = DIRAC.WorkloadManagementSystem.Client.InputDataByProtocol
      # Used to limit or not the replicas considered by a Job in case of streaming
      # See src/DIRAC/WorkloadManagementSystem/Client/InputDataByProtocol.py
      AllReplicas = True
      # List of protocols to use for streaming
      Protocols
      {
        # This list is used if the we are getting a file from a
        # StorageElement local to the site we are running on
        Local = file, xroot, root
        # This list is used if the SE is not local
        Remote = xroot, root
      }
      # Module used for InputData resolution if not specified in the JDL
      InputDataModule = DIRAC.Core.Utilities.InputDataResolution
    }
    # Options for the pilot3
    # See https://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Systems/WorkloadManagement/Pilots/Pilots3.html
    Pilot
    {
      pilotRepo = https://github.com/DIRACGrid/Pilot.git   # git repository of the pilot
      pilotScriptsPath = Pilot # Path to the code, inside the Git repository
      pilotRepoBranch = master # Branch to use
      pilotVORepo = https://github.com/MyDIRAC/VOPilot.git # git repository of the pilot extension
      pilotVOScriptsPath = VOPilot # Path to the code, inside the Git repository
      pilotVORepoBranch = master # Branch to use
      uploadToWebApp = True # Try to upload the files from the CS to the list of servers
      workDir = /tmp/pilot3Files # Local work directory on the masterCS for synchronisation
    }
    Services
    {
      # See http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Catalog/index.html
      Catalogs
      {
        CatalogList = Catalog1
        CatalogList += Catalog2
        CatalogList += etc # List of catalogs defined in Resources to use
        # Each catalog defined in Resources should also contain some runtime options here
        <MyCatalog>
        {
          Status = Active # enable the catalog or not (default Active)
          AccessType = Read-Write # No default
          AccessType += must be set
          Master = True # See http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Catalog/index.html#master-catalog
          # Dynamic conditions to enable or not the catalog
          # See http://dirac.readthedocs.io/en/latest/AdministratorGuide/Resources/Catalog/index.htmlconditional-filecatalogs
          Conditions
          {
            WRITE = <myWriteCondition>
            READ = <myReadCondition>
            ALL = <valid for all conditions>
            <myMethod> = <myCondition valid only for myMethod>
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
  # Options in this section will only be used when running with the
  # <MySetup> setup
  <MySetup>
  {
  }
}