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An Open Collaboration Framework. Thomas D. Uram turam@mcs.anl.gov Argonne National Laboratory. Access Grid 2 Success. Downloads 6000+ (outside Argonne) Certificates 8000+ certificate requests 53 countries Venue Servers 10+ external to Argonne
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An Open Collaboration Framework Thomas D. Uram turam@mcs.anl.gov Argonne National Laboratory
Access Grid 2 Success • Downloads • 6000+ (outside Argonne) • Certificates • 8000+ certificate requests • 53 countries • Venue Servers • 10+ external to Argonne • Run by large organizations, small collaborations • Platforms • Windows, OSX, Linux (Gentoo, Slackware, FedoraCore, FreeBSD, RedHat, SuSE) • Large deployer of Globus software
WestGrid 80+ personal nodes UC ASCI Flash Center LEAD Project Weekly meeting with 10+ sites Advanced Biomedical Collaboratory In-hospital and intra-hospital collaboration HPC Europa Advanced Photon Source Enable remote researchers to participate in experiments National Fusion Collaboratory Communications among control room staff and with remote researchers 100+ personal nodes TeraGrid Multiple weekly meetings involving 10+ sites, each with multiple participants Deploying projects
AGSchedule, NCSA Click to join meeting Video Presence, ANU rcbridge, ANU AGDeviceControl, ANU MPEG4 support, NCHC (Taiwan) SharedDesktop, WestGrid SharedVizServer, WestGrid Venue Customizer, WestGrid/SFU MPEG4 (NCHC Taiwan) Positional audio,BostonU AGJuggler, Purdue Univ. AGConnector, KISTI/GIST HD/DV support, KISTI/GIST OSX vic port, UQueensland MLB (whiteboard) integration, UQ Screen streaming; meeting recorder, Manchester University (UK) MAST, Reading University (UK) Others… Third-party development
Standards-based Proven tools and protocols Improved performance Improved stability Interoperability Platform independence Ease developer integration Open license GSI replaced by SSL throughout New SOAP implementation, with WSDL support Interoperability Facilitates client development XML Event distribution Interoperability Performance Access Grid 3
Access Grid 3 • Jabber-based text chat • Established standard • Interoperable with large Jabber client base • iChat • GoogleTalk
Access Grid 3 • Integrated FTPS data storage • Stability of established standard • Interoperability with third-party clients
Access Grid 3 • Certificates optional for clients • Streamlines startup for users • Improved user experience • Persistent user preferences • Simpler, richer venue navigation • Tree-based view of venue space • View all venues on server • Improved device support • Integrated scheduling interface
Access Grid 3 • Network monitoring • Multicast detection • Integrated per-Venue multicast beacon client • Multicast connectivity viewer • Similar to RAT reception quality matrix • Next-generation multicast bridging • Easier firewall handling • Available in all venues, not just select ones
More information • Upcoming events • Access Grid Retreat • May 2006, Ann Arbor, MI • Monthly Townhall Meetings • ~ First Tuesday of each month • Weekly Test Meetings • Thursdays 10am Central • Access Grid home page • www.accessgrid.org • Access Grid portal • AGcentral.org
Acknowledgments • Access Grid Team at Argonne National Laboratory and The University of Chicago • Susanne Lefvert • Eric Olson • Department of Energy • Core AccessGrid Toolkit • National Science Foundation • Network Services • FusionGrid • Access Grid OSX port
Oh, One More Thing Access Grid 3.0 Available Today !!!