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Indiana University laszewski@gmail.com Gregor von Laszewski

NIST Big Data Reference Architecture Composable Services NIST Big Data Reference Architecture Not just specification Specification is accompanied by implementation Cloudmesh is such an implementation

Cloudmesh Makes use of advanced cyper infrastructure and platforms easy Has deployment features Exposes functionality through API CLI Web Integration of AI as a composable items (functions and messaging between them) Simple use and deploy cms cloud=AWS cms vm start cms generate spec.ymal ->generates a service with that function Lesson learned by collaborating with NIST

Twister2 Pure batch engine Pure streaming engine Not on top of a streaming engine  Pure streaming engine Not on top of a batch engine Generic System Can support many models of computation Supports DataFlow model BSP model Timely (Iterative) DataFlow will be added Provides multiple levels of programing API's Communication API Task API Data API  Component based architecture -- it is a toolkit Clearly defines the important layers of a distributed processing engine Implements these layers separately for data analytics and with high performance

Twister2 Details

Scientific Impact Impact of a Facility Here example of XSEDE XSEDE, NCAR, Blue Waters, …. Impact of a Facility Here example of XSEDE