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Enhancing Grid I/O for Distributed Data Access: SDM Kickoff Meeting Report

This report outlines goals to optimize distributed data access through Grid I/O enhancements, including PVFS integration and MPI-IO improvements for efficient data transfer across networks. Plans for high-dimensional indexing techniques to reduce data movement are also discussed.

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Enhancing Grid I/O for Distributed Data Access: SDM Kickoff Meeting Report

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  1. Group 2 report Access Optimizations to Distributed Data SDM kickoff meeting July 10-11, 2001 choudhar@ece.nwu.edu 1

  2. Task : Grid I/O • Goal: Provide a NEW capability • Provide PVFS under Grid FTP • Coordinated with Globus group (ANL) • Requires • Globus source will be modified to work with PVFS • PVFS extensions to be incorporated to optimize same node access (fast path access to PVFS stripes) • Schedule • Depends on two groups (Globus priorities) • One year • Evaluation: • Local fast path (PVFS) • Across network and interface • Action Item: Bill will coordinate with Globus to determine use in Globus application (e.g., GRYPHIN) choudhar@ece.nwu.edu 2

  3. Grid I/O : Plans • MPI-IO front-end for the grid • Selecting the right grid toolkit component • Evaluate the capabilities of current MPI-IO hints mechanism under different scenarios (e.g., QoS) • Extend and develop new hints (and mechanisms, if necessary) to enable Grid optimizations • Schedule • Year 2 and 3. choudhar@ece.nwu.edu 3

  4. High-Dimensional Indexing Techniques • Goal: Reduce the amount of data needed to be transferred • First Year: • Add string valued attribute oriented access capability • On-line update: Add new data without interrupting request processing • Desired by STAR application • People Involved • John Wu (LBNL) • Integrate with Area 1 • Contacts: Pursue Astrophysics and Climate Applications choudhar@ece.nwu.edu 4

  5. High-Dimensional Indexing • Year 2 and 3 plans • Investigate further reduction in data movement across Grid • Investigate the use of MPI-IO capability to extract event level data • Q. How do we translate event requests into MPI datatype requests? …. choudhar@ece.nwu.edu 5

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