E-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 23./24.5.2007 KIT (www.kit.edu) Frank Schmitz Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe Institut.

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e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 23./ KIT ( Frank Schmitz Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe Institut for Scientific Computing (IWR) Hermann-von-Helmholtz-Platz Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen Germany

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile,

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 3 University 11fakulties 120 institutes 4,000 employees 18,500 students 250 mio € budget University 11fakulties 120 institutes 4,000 employees 18,500 students 250 mio € budget Forschungszentrum 10programs (research areas) 21 large institutes 4,000 employees 310 mio € budget Forschungszentrum 10programs (research areas) 21 large institutes 4,000 employees 310 mio € budget Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) 10 km 15 min science education structures for the administration institutes services infrastructure KIT…

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 4 GridKa, the Tier-1 computer center for LHC LHC=large hadron collider (CERN) Grid based structure in a worldwide environment for high energy physics gLite storage resource manager (SRM) based on dCache Resource broker for world wide usage of LHC resources PBSpro for resource management Certification Authority (CA)

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 5 GridKa, the Tier-1 computer center for LHC Atlas (SLAC, USA) (CERN) (FermiLab,USA) Have already “real” data LHC experiments & LCG non-LHC experiments 8,8 Mio. computing jobs and 5,1 Mio. h CPU-time in 2006 Deliver yearly 12 PB measured data

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 6 22 Research Centers 44 Working Groups 350 Scientists Aachen (4)● Bielefeld (2)● Bochum (2)● Bonn (3)● Darmstadt (1) ▲ Dortmund (1)● Dresden (2)● Erlangen (1)● Frankfurt (1)● Freiburg (2)● Hamburg (1) ▲ Heidelberg (1) ▲ (6)● Karlsruhe (2)● Mainz (3)● Mannheim (1)● München (1)●(5) ▲ Münster (1)● Rostock (1)● Siegen (1)● Wuppertal (2)● ▲

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 7 FZK has signed the WLCG MoU and is able to deliver resources for the LHC experiment up to 2022 as the Tier-1 center resources for WLCG

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 8 Motivation for the project CampusGrid heterogeneous IT-environment: vector-, SMP-, cluster-, blade- systems, SAN, NAS, Unix, Linux, Windows, Solaris, SuperUX, …. global view by the user only one user management (ADS from Microsoft) one job management metacomputing (MPI,..), “real-time” applications access data for visualization at the local workstation global accounting seamless integration into different projects and middleware concepts like gLite, LCG, D-Grid, Unicore, GT4, ….

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 9 Ideas and solution testing of different global file system solutions  StorNextFS from Quantum/ADIC seems to be the best SRM for world wide access integration of InfiniBand, iSCSI and FC-SAN Globus Toolkit 4 (GT4), gLite/LCG and UNICORE as the middleware solution in the project Resource Broker (local solution!) security  Kerberos 5 integration accounting  should be solved by D-Grid and GridKa

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 10 watercooled Infiniband cluster with 32 SUN V20z and 64 FSC RX220 nodes (more than 190 cores and >1 TByte main memory) 2 Infinicon 9100, Infiniband switches, MPI latency 4.0 μs between nodes Parts of the CampusGrid Project

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 11 D-Grid (the German Grid initiative) starting September 2005 to build a sustainable Grid infrastructure six Community Grid projects an the D-Grid Integration Project (DGI) funded by BMBF, the Federal Ministry of Education and Research astronomy, climate research, high energy physics, engineering research, medical research, humanities gLite, GT4, UNICORE SRM/dCache for the data access heterogeneous CPU access (AIX, Linux, Solaris, SuperUX planned)

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 12 Collaborative Climate Community Data and Processing Grid (C3-Grid) understanding the earth system including their subsystems like oceans, atmosphere, biosphere etc. coupling models for the mentioned subsystems in complex cumulative simulations producing Petabytes of output linking distributed data archives in several German institutions for earth system sciences together running standards for data structures

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 13

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 14 Other Grid-projects EGEE (enabling Grids for e-science) GGUS (global Grid user support) g-Eclipse Int.EU.grid (interactive European Grid) ISSeG (integrated site security for Grids)

e-Science Workshop, Santiago de Chile, 15 Thank you! Questions?