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Opening Workshop DAS-2 (Distributed ASCI Supercomputer 2) Project vrije Universiteit

Onno Boxma (NWO-GBE, Eindhoven Univ. of Technology) Opening -Ian Foster (Argonne National Laboratory) Open Grid Services Architecture Henri Bal (VU) - Introduction DAS John Romein (VU) - Retrograde analysis Dick Epema (Delft) - Processor co-allocation Daron Green (IBM) - IBM and Grid computing Adam Belloum (Amsterdam) - Virtual laboratories Herbert Bos & Lex Wolters (Leiden) - Education Aad van der Steen (Utrecht) - Distributed data assimilation Program

Distributed ASCI Supercomputer 2 (DAS-2) Henri Bal Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Faculty of Sciences

Distributed ASCI Supercomputer (1) Shared testbed for research on parallel and distributed computing -Set up by ASCI research school in Geographically distributed cluster-based system -4 clusters with 200 nodes in total -Homogeneous (same processors, network, OS) Opening workshop: 2 March Carl Kesselman, Andrew Grimshaw

Second testbed: DAS-2 ASCI obtained funding from N.W.O. in June 2000 ASCI committee to do detailed design and selection -Henri Bal, Bob Hertzberger, Henk Sips, Lex Wolters, Aad van der Steen, Cees de Laat Decisions -Homogeneous architecture -Nodes: dual Pentium-IIIs (SMPs) -Network: Myrinet + Ethernet (OS) -OS (Linux) -Vendor (IBM), configuration, …. Installation by IBM: November 2001

DAS-2 VU (72)Amsterdam (32) Leiden (32) Delft (32) GigaPort Utrecht (32) 200 SMP nodes (IBM xSeries) with two 1GHz Pentium-IIIs,  1 Gbyte memory

Systems research in ASCI Distributed supercomputing (Albatross) Mapping data-parallel programs (AUTOMAP) Compilers for distributed/embedded systems (JOSES) High-performance Java (Manta) Middleware for scalable wide-area applications (Globe) Distributed web caching Dynamic task migration (Dynamite) Resource management in wide-area systems Quality of Service Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA)

Applications research in ASCI Virtual laboratories (VL) Image processing (PILE) Weather forecasting (Hirlam) Search in large image databases Ubiquitous communications (UBICOM) N-body simulations (GRAPE) Web servers Autonomous interacting robots (AIR)

DAS-2 Application performance Case study: endgame databases for Awari 1995 (Bal & Allis, Supercomputing’95): -Computed database with 5  10 8 entries on 80-node MicroSparc cluster (predecessor of DAS-1) 2002 (Romein & Bal): -See how far we get on DAS-2 towards solving the entire game (9  entries) ….