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  2. SP-4050

Cabinet Banks - Investigate SPS monitoring and control for AA0.5

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      High-level Cabinet Bank device needed in AA1 to

      • orchestrate power sequencing for banks of 3 cabinets (i.e. 6-station cluster) on the 3 mains phases
      • monitor and control COTS equipment in the cabinets (PDUs, network switches etc.)
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      High-level Cabinet Bank device needed in AA1 to orchestrate power sequencing for banks of 3 cabinets (i.e. 6-station cluster) on the 3 mains phases monitor and control COTS equipment in the cabinets (PDUs, network switches etc.)
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      Write a Confluence document outlining the required functionality of the MCCS Cabinet Bank device. Create a stub Cabinet Bank device and "demo" it at a suitable session.

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      Write a Confluence document outlining the required functionality of the MCCS Cabinet Bank device. Create a stub Cabinet Bank device and "demo" it at a suitable session.
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      The necessary capabilities of CabinetBank were investigated. Existing devices were identified which could be developed further, if necessary, to manage White Rabbit end points and PDU hardware. A stub CabinetBank device was created. This took a role between Controller and Station devices in powering-on stations.

      We concluded that a more sophisticated architecture (more of a choreographer than a conductor) was a better fit. This is being pursued under SP-4342. The demonstration ticket has been moved there.

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      The necessary capabilities of CabinetBank were investigated. Existing devices were identified which could be developed further, if necessary, to manage White Rabbit end points and PDU hardware. A stub CabinetBank device was created. This took a role between Controller and Station devices in powering-on stations. We concluded that a more sophisticated architecture (more of a choreographer than a conductor) was a better fit. This is being pursued under SP-4342 . The demonstration ticket has been moved there.
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    • LOW-G5 Team_MCCS Team_WOMBAT mccs_software

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      A spike to investigate the work required to monitor and control SPS for AA0.5, including ways for Wombat to contribute.

      Each SPS cabinet is powered by one of the three mains phases. To be able to sequence power control across mains phases MCCS requires a new device with a corresponding multiplicity (1 per 3 cabinets, i.e. 6 Stations). At RPFs this corresponds to 1 device per 6-Station Cluster. The name for this is TBD; possibly CabinetBank, SPSCabinetGroup or SPSCabinetUnit. It is also TBD whether this device should be at top level or in the spshw repo. Noting also that the CMB will not be used for at least AA0.5 and AA1, and that therefore COTS equipment will be filling its role, MCCS responsibilities for CMB monitoring/control may transfer to monitoring/control of these new devices. Exactly where the boundaries of responsibility fall for this new realization is TBD. Where this requires work with lower level devices there might be a role for the Wombat team. Please see here for updates to PI planning.

      In addition, some review of the Architecture may be needed, and should be investigated and fixes/updates planned to address the following concerns:

      • PaSD control/monitor issues identified by Wombat.
      • Explore how to resolve issues on internal state definition not always being detailed enough - unknown state in particular.
      • Consider integration of existing White Rabbit functionality (the precise SAT.LMC / MCCS boundary is TBD, but a WR switch device already exists)

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