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Grid Infrastructures for the Electronics Domain:

Grid Infrastructures for the Electronics Domain: Requirements and Early Prototypes from an EPSRC Pilot Project. R. Sinnott 1 , A. Asenov 2 , A. Brown 2 , C. Millar 1,2 , G. Roy 2 , S. Roy 2 , G. Stewart 1 1 National e-Science Centre, University of Glasgow

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Grid Infrastructures for the Electronics Domain:

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  1. Grid Infrastructures for the Electronics Domain: Requirements and Early Prototypes from an EPSRC Pilot Project R. Sinnott1, A. Asenov2, A. Brown2, C. Millar1,2, G. Roy2, S. Roy2, G. Stewart1 1National e-Science Centre, University of Glasgow 2Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, University of Glasgow r.sinnott@nesc.gla.ac.uk

  2. The Challenge Toshiba 04 Device diversification 90nm: HP, LOP, LSTP 45nm: UTB SOI 32nm: Double gate

  3. The simulation Paradigm now A 22 nm MOSFET In production 2008 A 4.2 nm MOSFET In production 2023 Statistical variability

  4. Vout2 [V] Vout1 [V] Statistical variability

  5. Deterministic variability

  6. Delivering new results Simple concept Integrated Hierarchical Statistical Design Complex data and workflows Data and Compute Intensive Security Sensitive

  7. SECURITY!!!

  8. Workflow Mgt Framework Data Mgt Framework Workflow Definition Domain Knowledge Capture/Pres. Robust Enactment Data Access/Linkage/Integration Dependency Mgt Data Transformation Job submission/mgt Replication/Movement Computational Steering Metadata/Provenance Visualisation Services Storage/Curation Services Resource Mgt Framework Advanced Security Framework Accounting Components Trust Federation Information Services Identity Management Resource Broking Service Security attributes definition Meta-scheduling Services Policy Decision/Enforcement Points Reservation/Allocation Services Attribute Request/Release Policies NanoCMOS EEE-Infrastructure Components Optimised nanoCMOS Grid Infrastructure

  9. ? 4. Home site authenticates user and pushes attributes totheservice provider 3.User selects their home institution 2. Shibboleth redirects userto W.A.Y.F. service LDAP LDAP 1. User points browser at Grid resource/portal Shibboleth Scenario uid AuthZ Identity Provider Service provider Shib Frontend AuthN Only send nanoCMOS attrs to nanoCMOS partners? Home Institution 6. Make final AuthZ decision Only see/use what allowed to? Federation Grid Application Only accept nanoCMOS partners? 5. Pass authentication info and attributestoauthZ function W.A.Y.F. User Grid Portal

  10. non-scoped

  11. OMII SPAM-GP project: Scoped Attribute Management Portlet (SCAMP)

  12. scoped attributes

  13. ? 4. Home site authenticates user and pushes attributes totheservice provider 3.User selects their home institution 2. Shibboleth redirects userto W.A.Y.F. service LDAP LDAP 1. User points browser at Grid resource/portal Basic Federated Shibboleth Scenario AuthZ Identity Provider Service provider Shib Frontend AuthN Home Institution 6. Make final AuthZ decision Federation Grid Application 5. Pass authentication info and attributestoauthZ function W.A.Y.F. User Grid Portal

  14. Glasgow SoA using Glasgow DIS to issue Edin. roles Edinburgh SoA using Glasgow DIS to issue Edin. roles ACs created for Edin. roles • DyVOSE - Dynamic Privilege Management Infrastructure Glasgow Edinburgh LDAP LDAP Glasgow Education VO policies Edinburgh Education VO policies PERMIS based Authorisation checks/decisions Nucleotide + Protein Sequence DB Grid BLAST Service Grid BLAST Data Service data input Implemented by Students Protein/nucleotide data returned based on student team role Grid-data Client

  15. AuthZ 4. Home site authenticates user and pushes attributes totheservice provider 3.User selects their home institution 2. Shibboleth redirects userto W.A.Y.F. service LDAP LDAP VO wide authZ 1. User points browser at Grid resource/portal Other Shibboleth Scenario Identity Provider Service provider VOMS AuthN Home Institution 6. Make final AuthZ decision Federation Grid Application 5. Pass authentication info and attributestoauthZ function W.A.Y.F. User Grid Portal

  16. Test drive…

  17. The Future…? Scaling system up to support much larger simulations and support real science and generate IEEE Transactions papers in Electronics Managing larger data sets capturing / annotating / storing / securely sharing … data across experiments Security hardening Finer grained security on resources like NGS Trust! Visualisation & Steering OMII-RAVE Keep feeding requirements into OMII-UK what works what doesn’t work and needs fixing Security aware workflows

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