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MoSGrid AP2: Portale

MoSGrid AP2: Portale. Sandra Gesing sandra.gesing@uni-tuebingen.de Simulation Biologischer Systeme Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen. 21.06.2010. Inhalt. Evaluierung Architektur P-GRADE Demonstration Aktuelle Arbeiten SHIWA IWSG’10. Evaluierung. Portal Frameworks Liferay

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MoSGrid AP2: Portale

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  1. MoSGridAP2: Portale Sandra Gesing sandra.gesing@uni-tuebingen.de Simulation Biologischer Systeme Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen 21.06.2010

  2. Inhalt • Evaluierung • Architektur • P-GRADE Demonstration • Aktuelle Arbeiten • SHIWA • IWSG’10 Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

  3. Evaluierung • Portal Frameworks • Liferay • Pluto • GateIn (JBoss + Exo) • Workflow-enabled Grid Portal • P-Grade Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

  4. Evaluierung • Administrator Seite • JSR 168/268 • Unicore 6 • Zeit und Aufwand für Installation/Implementation • Support • Sicherheit • Monitoring • User Seite • Benutzbarkeit • Effizienz • Workflow • Sicherheit • Monitoring Focus Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

  5. Evaluierung Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

  6. Evaluierung • P-GRADE • Workflows • Workflow-Editor • Grid • Monitoring • 20 Personenjahre Entwicklung • 30 Entwickler in der Community • Installation aufwendig • Umstellung auf Liferay Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

  7. Grid interoperation by P-GRADE portal • P-GRADE Portal enables: Simultaneous usage of several production Grids at workflow level • Currently connectable grids: • LCG-2 and gLite: EGEE, SEE-GRID, BalticGrid • GT-2: UK NGS, US OSG, US Teragrid • Campus Grids with PBS or LSF • BOINC desktop Grids • ARC: NorduGrid • In prototype: • Clouds (Eucalyptus, Amazon) • Planned: • UniCore: D-Grid (joint work with MosGrid)

  8. 2006 2010 2009 2008 2003 Open source from Jan. 2008 P-GRADE portal family P-GRADE portal 2.4 GEMLCA Grid Legacy Code Arch. P-GRADE portal 2.5 Param. Sweep NGS P-GRADE portal GEMLCA, repository concept Basic concept P-GRADE portal 2.8 WS-PGRADE Portal Beta release 3.1 P-GRADE portal 2.9.1 Current release WS-PGRADE Portal Release 3.2

  9. Main features of P-GRADE portal Supports • generic, workflow-oriented applications • parameter sweep (PS) applications with new super-workflow concept • A. Balasko: Flexible PS application management in P-GRADE portal • 3-level parallelism (MPI, WF-branch, PS) • Simultaneous access of wide variety of resources • Z. Farkas: PBS and ARC integration to P-GRADE portal • P. Kacsuk: P-GRADE and WS-PGRADE portals supporting desktop grids and clouds • Access to workflow repository • Akos Balasko and Miklos Kozlovszky: SEE-GRID and EGEE Portal applications • Development of application specific portals • Andreas Quandt and Lucia Espona Pernas: Portal for Proteomics • Tamas Kiss, Gabor Terstyanszky, Zsolt Lichtenberger, Christopher Reynolds: Rendering Portal Service for the Blender User Community

  10. WS-PGRADE and gUSE • New product in the P-GRADE portal family: • WS-PGRADE (Web Services Parallel Grid Runtime and Developer Environment) • WS-PGRADE uses the high-level services of • gUSE (Grid User Support Environment) architecture • Integrates and generalizes P-GRADE portal and NGS P-GRADE portal features • Advance data-flows (PS features) • Built-in GEMLCA • Built-in Workflow repository • gUSE advanced features • Scalable architecture (written as set of services and can be installed on one or more servers) • Can execute simultaneously very large number of jobs (100.000 – 1.000.000) • Various grid submission services (GT2, GT4, LCG-2, gLite, BOINC, local) • Built-in inter-grid broker (seamless access to various types of resources and grids) • Comfort features • Different separated user views supported by gUSE application repository • See details in: • M. Kozlovszky and Peter Kacsuk: WS-PGRADE portal and its usage in the CancerGrid project • WS-P-GRADE portal tutorial • Drawback: • Not as stable and matured as P-GRADE

  11. P-GRADE portal family summary

  12. Job Workflow Leeds Job Job Job Simultaneous use of production Grids at workflow level UK NGS GT2 Manchester SZTAKI Portal Server P-GRADE Portal User EGEE-VOCE gLite Budapest Supports both direct and brokered job submission WMS broker Athens Brno

  13. Architektur P-Grade Portal (integrierter Workflow-Editor) Workflow Engine Repository Grid Middleware (Unicore 6) Services Repository Hardware (lokal oder im Grid, Cloud, Internet eingebunden) Batch System Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

  14. Aktuelle Arbeiten • P-GRADE Installation • Gaussian/Gromacs Portlets • Unicore Anbindung Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

  15. SHIWASHaringInteroperableWorkflows for Large-ScaleScientific Simulations on Available DCIs Introduction 2010-04-22 Start date: 2010-07-01 Duration: 24 months SHIWA consortium http://shiwa-workflow.eu SHIWA is supported by the FP7 Capacities Programme under contract No RI-261585

  16. Main objectives of SHIWA • To enable developing workflows, uploading them to a repository, searching, downloading and re-using them inside and through Virtual Research Communities • To achieve coarse- and fine-grained workflow interoperability to enable workflow sharing • To support Virtual Research Communities in design and implementation workflows to run in-silico experiments • To improve interoperability among Distributed Computing Infrastructures at workflow level • To simplify access to Distributed Computing Infrastructures to run workflows on multiple DCIs • To promote the use of European e-Infrastructures among simulation communities from different disciplines

  17. Workflow Interoperability by SHIWA 17

  18. Project partners of SHIWA

  19. Organisation of work (WPs)

  20. IWSG‘10 • International Workshop on Science Gateways for e-Science • Nachfolgeworkshop von IWPLS’09 • 20. – 22. September 2010 • Catania auf Sizilien • Talks, Lightning Talks, Poster Session • Deadline Ende August Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

  21. Vielen Dank für Ihre Aufmerksamkeit. Fragen? Sandra Gesing - MoSGrid - AP2 Portale

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