A Cloudy Future of What? Jeff Hollingsworth.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Cloud Service Models and Performance Ang Li 09/13/2010.

Advertisements

Cross-Border Resource Allocation use cases NeIC Generic Area Coordinator Michaela Barth Arlanda, Sweden.

Microsoft's Windows Azure. Microsoft's Windows Azure Platform is a cloud platform offering, that "provides a wide range of Internet services that can.

Private Cloud or Dedicated Hosts Mason Mabardy & Matt Maples.

 Cloud Computing means storing and accessing data and programs over the Internet instead of your computer’s hard drive.  Your software applications.

Virtualization Dr. John P. Abraham Professor. Grid computing Multiple independent computing clusters which act like a “grid” because they are composed.

Programming Models & Runtime Systems Breakout Report MICS PI Meeting, June 27, 2002.

Cloud Computing A set of Internet-based application.

J. J. Rehr & R.C. Albers Rev. Mod. Phys. 72, 621 (2000) A “cluster to cloud” story: Naturally parallel Each CPU calculates a few points in the energy grid.

Loosely Coupled Parallelism: Clusters. Context We have studied older archictures for loosely coupled parallelism, such as mesh’s, hypercubes etc, which.

CS5412: SHEDDING LIGHT ON THE CLOUDY FUTURE Ken Birman 1 Lecture XXV.

1 Some Real Problem  What if a program needs more memory than the machine has? —even if individual programs fit in memory, how can we run multiple programs?

Lecture 18 Page 1 CS 188,Winter 2015 Cloud Computing CS 188 Distributed Systems March 12, 2015.

| nectar.org.au NECTAR TRAINING Module 4 From PC To Cloud or HPC.

Final Year Projects Orientation Batch 2010 Department of Computer Science.

Meeting with University of Malta| CERN, May 18, 2015 | Predrag Buncic ALICE Computing in Run 2+ P. Buncic 1.

INFSO-RI Enabling Grids for E-sciencE Grid & Cloud Computing Introduction

© 2007 UC Regents1 Rocks – Present and Future The State of Things Open Source Grids and Clusters Conference Philip Papadopoulos, Greg Bruno Mason Katz,

Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops

How to get the needed computing Tuesday afternoon, 1:30pm Igor Sfiligoi Leader of the OSG Glidein Factory Operations University of California San Diego.

@3 rd DPLTA CERN 7 December 2009 by Homer Neal ( ) BaBar Computing rd DPLTA CERN 7 December 2009 by Homer Neal ( )

Website Deployment Week 12. Software Engineering Practices Consider the generic process framework – Communication – Planning – Modeling – Construction.

Checking Accounts Open, Manage, and Reconcile. 1. What is a checking account?  A checking account is opened at a bank or other financial institution.

An Introduction to Product Markets. What is a Market? Institution or mechanism that brings together buyers and sellers Common element is goods or services.

Clothes Store Introduction 服飾區介紹. Vocabulary 單字介紹.

How to Unlock a Samsung Galaxy Phone

DISCUSSION LEADERS PRAVINA KOTA, KEVAN ESSMYER, NAVEEN KARDURI

EGI towards H2020 Feedback (from survey)

What are Taxes? (…and Why do I have to Pay Them?)

Snapshots, checkpoints, rollback, and restart

A Cloudy Future Panel at CCGSC ‘08

Current State of the Dasvis Project and Ideas for Moving Forward

Specialized systems are  Inevitable  Already the norm  Practical

Sole Traders Accounting 3C.

Dag Toppe Larsen UiB/CERN CERN,

Dag Toppe Larsen UiB/CERN CERN,

ECRG High-Performance Computing Seminar

Virtualization and Hosting

A Real Problem What if you wanted to run a program that needs more memory than you have? September 11, 2018.

Unit 1 week 5 Ava.

Government Intervention in Markets

Mr. Singh Chapter 1.

Some Real Problem What if a program needs more memory than the machine has? even if individual programs fit in memory, how can we run multiple programs?

Open, Manage, and Reconcile

3.2 Virtualisation.

Ordering Healthy Food Online

IoT Marketing Specialists

Chapter 2. Malware Analysis in VMs

Printing Discovery test

High Performance Computing University of Southern California

Marrying OpenStack and Bare-Metal Cloud

What are Taxes? (…and Why Do We Have to Pay Them?)

Types of Business Organization

Sponsored Programs at Penn

File Manager for Microsoft Office 365, SharePoint, and OneDrive: Extensible Via Custom Connectors in Enterprise Deployments, Ideal for End Users OFFICE.

Mr. Singh Chapter 1.

Virtualization Layer Virtual Hardware Virtual Networking

Today’s Business Pain Points

Introduce yourself Presented by

Low Level Architecture

West Branch Career Based Intervention

Partition Starter Find out what disk partitioning is, state key features, find a diagram and give an example.

Cloud computing Technology: innovation. Points  Cloud Computing and Social Network Sites have become major trends not only in business but also in various.

Cloud computing Technology: innovation. Points  Cloud Computing and Social Network Sites have become major trends not only in business but also in various.

There is often more than just one person involved.

What is Economics?.

Choose your character and level then click on the store to enter

What is Economics?.

Cognitive factors in learning

Using and Building Infrastructure Clouds for Science

Presentation transcript:

A Cloudy Future of What? Jeff Hollingsworth

What is Cloud Computing (to HPC)? Map-Reduce/Hadoop? A specific programming library Perhaps interesting, but not revolutionary Virtual Machine based computing? Everyone brings along their environment Great control, but lots of work HPC using a bad network? We have had these for years Pay for service HPC? Real money is paid per node hour This is a big change

How we pay for HPC today Group/Dept Cluster HPC Center Commonality buy hardware on dedicated HW grant subsidies labor from other grants HPC Center buy big machine with special grant awards operating funds from hw grants or center base budget users apply for SU separate from money for people Commonality People and computer/system support are distinct Some costs of running machines are hidden

Implications of fee for service Uptime of machines would improve? If time to setup/upgrade machines cost owners real money Individual PIs could vote with dollars for preferred machine or technology trade computer time vs. human time Time to solution issues become clearer? development time might be valued more?

Cloud vs. Grid I don’t care what you call it! What does matters: I work in HPC not semantics What does matters: Is it a good idea for a given application People will pick it up if it is useful Does it help to get work done? What may limit clouds Can a PI buy node time today? Fear of the unknown model too different? Don’t know where code runs, data stored Use of large centers mitigates this concern