GridWay Overview John-Paul Robinson University of Alabama at Birmingham SURAgrid All-Hands Meeting Washington, D.C. March 15, 2007.

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GridWay Overview John-Paul Robinson University of Alabama at Birmingham SURAgrid All-Hands Meeting Washington, D.C. March 15, 2007

What is GridWay? Gridway is a Distributed Resource Manager (DRM) meta-scheduler schedules jobs across multiple clusters in a grid Clusters support Local Resource Managers (LRM) cluster scheduler schedules jobs across multiple compute nodes in a cluster

GridWay Features “GridWay stands out from other metascheduling systems because it has been specifically designed to work on top of Globus services” Java & C application bindings Shell level services for familiar job control Implements Distributed Resource Manager Application API (DRMAA) Job Submission Description Language (JDSL)

GridWay Requirements On Cluster Side Supports both Globus web and pre-web services Simple tests to validate GTK configuration Verifying Globus Install On Submit Side Globus (C and Java) BerkelyDB for accounting (optional) GridWay metascheduler Other standard build dependencies

How Does GridWay Work?  User creates a job file  User submits job to GridWay  GridWay selects a resource  GridWay submits job to resource  GridWay monitors and reports job status  User receives job output files locally

What Kind of Jobs are Good? Embarrasingly Distributed Many Tasks / Little Communication Lots of Apps fall in this category Master-Worker One Contoller / Many Parallel Tasks Good for Grid-based workflows Custom Schedulers Images Courtesy of GridWay

Resource Discovery User discovers resources with `gwhost` Available resources are list in GridWay configuration GridWay discovers current state with MDS

Running a Simple Job Create a job script

Submit Job and Monitor gwsubmit -t testjob gwps

User Receives Results Standard Output and Error are directed to local files with “jobid” extension by default

More Advanced Example dynamicBLAST Example of Master/Worker model Grid Workflow Management Parallel BLAST execution Coordinate job on many grid nodes

Summary of Output drmaa]$./dblast51.sh [2007/03/15 08:27:08] Started Dynamic BLAST. [2007/03/15 08:27:08] Using job properties file: props.properties... [2007/03/15 08:27:08] Analisys job successfully submitted, job ID: 64 [2007/03/15 08:28:01] Job 64 finished regularly with exit status 0... [2007/03/15 08:28:01] Total number of fragments to be created: 10 [2007/03/15 08:28:01] Fragmentation job successfully submitted, ID: 65 [2007/03/15 08:29:03] Job 65 finished regularly with exit status 0... [2007/03/15 08:29:03] Gathering resource information... [2007/03/15 08:29:29] Succesfully accesed current resource data. availableResourceList=[[mileva.hpc.odu.edu, 4], [titanic.hpcl.cis.uab.edu, 4], [olympus.cis.uab.edu, 2], [everest.cis.uab.edu, 18]]... [2007/03/15 08:29:29] Remaining num jobs (frags) to submit: 10 [2007/03/15 08:29:29] Creating job(s) for mileva.hpc.odu.edu with 4 available node(s). [2007/03/15 08:29:29] Creating job(s) for titanic.hpcl.cis.uab.edu with 4 available node(s). [2007/03/15 08:29:29] Creating job(s) for olympus.cis.uab.edu with 2 available node(s). exit_time=08:30:37 Job usage (for jobs [66, 67, 68, 69]) on titanic.hpcl.cis.uab.edu:... ********************************** All fragments have been processed. **********************************...

Information and Acknowledgements GridWay has a very good web site with good documentation Install Guide Applications Guide User Guide <-- start here Thanks to Enis Afgan ( ) and Puri Bangalore ( ) for support in getting up to speed with GridWay and dynamicBLAST