Grid Activities in Poland



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Grid Activities in Poland Jarek Nabrzyski Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center naber@man.poznan.pl

Outline PSNC National Program PIONIER Sample projects: Progress and Clusterix

R&D Center PSNC was established in 1993 and is an R&D Center in: New Generation Networks POZMAN and PIONIER networks operator 6-NET, SEQUIN, ATRIUM, MUPBED projects HPC and Grids 5FP: GRIDLAB (coord.), CROSSGRID,GRIDSTART 6FP: HPC-Europa, InteliGrid, GridCoord, CoreGrid, EGEE National: Progress, Clusterix, VLab European Grid Support Center Globus Academic Affiliate CEGC member Portals and Content Management Tools Polish Educational Portal "Interkl@sa", Multimedia City Guide, Digital Library Framework, Interactive TV

PIONIER National Infrastructure and R&D program Full title: Polish Optical Internet Advanced Applications, Services and Tools for Information Society Building the national optical network (see: A. Binczewski presentation) Developing Grid and other services and tools for applications Projects: Progress, Clusterix, SGIGrid, itv, and more

PROGRESS Access to Grid Services and Resources http://progress.psnc.pl/

Duration: 2002-2004 Novel architecture for the grid-portal environment Enabling access to the global grid through the deployment of the PROGRESS open source package PROGRESS Access to grid resources and services

PROGRESS Results Sun Center of Excellence in New Generation Networks, Grid and Portals PROGRESS HPC Portal reference installation of the PROGRESS Package Integration of the bioinformatic and chemical applications, and of the gene and protein structures library Cluster of 80 processors Networked Storage of 1,3 TB PROGRESS Package Inter-campus grid-portal environment Campus 1 Campus 2 Computing portal Portlets Grid Service Provider Computing portal Portlets Portlets Portlets Portlets Portlets Portlet Framework Computing portal Data Broker Computing portal Data Management System Data Broker Computing portal Portlet Framework Computing portal Grid Service Provider Shared Grid Infrastructure

Results PROGRESS Presentations and demos at: Supercomputing 2002, 2003 and 2004 Sun HPC Consortium Meeting and Sun World Wide Education and Research Conference 2002, 2003, 2004 and 2005 Grid Engine Workshop 2002 and 2003 Global Grid Forum 2004 Over 20 publications at national and international level Best Paper Award at the 3rd International Conference on Computational Science in Russia/Australia (2003) Cooperation with Sun Sun Whitepaper on grid technologies and Web Services PROGRESS Package embedded in Sun s grid-portal environment offers in Turkey and Canada Test installations in Singapore, UK and China Supercomputing 2003 Supercomputing 2002

Building on the achievements of the PROGRESS project utilization of the PROGRESS architecture and package grid data management Surgery Teleconsultancy Reference cases E-learning Knowledge library Telemedicine

CLUSTERIX - National CLUSTER of LInuX Systems http://clusterix.pcz.pl

Clusterix current state project started on January 2004 the entire project will last 32 months with two stages: - research and development first 22 months - deployment starting after the R&D phase 12 members Polish supercomputing centers and MANs 16 Workpackages 53 % funded by the consortium members, and 47 % - by the Ministry of Scientific Research and Information Technology

Partners Częstochowa University of Technology (coordinator) Poznań Supercomputing and Networking Center (PNSC) Academic Computing Center CYFRONET AGH, Kraków Academic Computing Center in Gdańsk (TASK) Wrocław Supercomputing and Networking Center (WCSS) Technical University of Białystok Technical University of Łódź Marie Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin Warsaw University of Technology Technical University of Szczecin Opole University University of Zielona Góra

Main goals to develop mechanisms and tools that allow the deployment of a production Grid environment basic infrastructure consists of local LINUX clusters with 64-bit architecture located in geographically distant independent centers connected by the fast backbone provided by the Polish Optical Network PIONIER existing and newly built LINUX clusters, with both 32- and 64-bit architecture, will be dynamically connected to the basic infrastructure as a result, a distributed PC-cluster of a new generation is built, with a dynamically changing size, fully operational and integrated with services offered by other projects, especially projects related to the PIONIER program

Pilot installation Szczecin Poznań Zielona Góra Wrocław Gdańsk Łódź Częstochowa Białystok Warszawa Lublin 3000+ km of fibers with 10Gbps throughput with DWDM technology 2 VLANs with dedicated 1 Gbps bandwidth for Clusterix network whole network has dual-stack network with IPv4 and IPv6 fully enabled Opole Kraków

Applications selected end-user s applications are developed for the experimental verification of the project assumptions and results, as well as to achieve real application results running both HTC applications as well as large-scale distributed applications that require parallel use of one or more local clusters (meta-applications) two directions: adaptation of existing applications for Grids development of new applications

HADRON - Simulation of Compressible Flows RESEARCH GOALS (VISION 2020): - Cost-efficient aircraft > fuel consumption - Quieter aircraft Jacek Rokicki, Institute of Aeroanutics and Applied Mechanics Warsaw University of Technology (WUT)

Middleware in Clusterix the software developed is based on Globus Toolkit 2.4 plus web services - with Globus 2.4 available in Globus 3.2 distribution - this makes the created software easier to reuse - allows for interoperability with other Grid systems on the service level Open Source technology, including LINUX (Debian, kernel 2.6.x) and batch systems (Open PBS, SGE) - open software is easier to integrate with existing and new products - allows anybody to access the project source code, modify it and publish the changes - makes the software more reliable and secure existing software will be used extensively in the CLUSTERIX project, e.g., GridLab broker, Virtual User Account (SGIgrid)

Integrating new clusters Virtual User Account Broker - GRMS Globus PBS,SGE,LSF Checkpoint restart grow-up Self-installation packages Global Accounting Virtual Organization

Clusterix summary 250+ Itanium2 cpus distributed on 12 sites peak installation with 800+ cpus (4,5 Tflops, 12-2004) Middleware stack Applications Deployment phase starts very soon (10.2005) Connects dyn. clusters from anywhere (clusters from campuses and universities)

The Future PIONIER2: The Infrastructure for Research and Education for 2006-2010 (?) More Grid projects will probably be funded