National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Advance Reservation-based Grid Co-allocation System Atsuko Takefusa, Hidemoto Nakada,

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National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology Advance Reservation-based Grid Co-allocation System Atsuko Takefusa, Hidemoto Nakada, Tomohiro Kudoh, Yoshio Tanaka, Satoshi Sekiguchi National Institute of Advance Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)

2 Issues of Grid Co-allocation for HPC Parallel Applications Coordination with existing queuing schedulers Each cluster should be shared between local and global users effectively Advance reservation HPC parallel application jobs have to start simultaneously over the Grid Users cannot estimate what time their jobs start on each cluster managed by queuing schedulers Allocates resources w/o manual operation Two phased commit protocol Guarantees safe distributed transaction Secure and general interface Hides resource/scheduler heterogeneity

3 Overview GridARS (Grid Advance Reservation-based Scheduling framework) Achieves AR-based co-allocation of distributed resources (e.g. computers and bandwidth) managed by various existing schedulers using PluS Provides GridARS-WSRF and -Coscheduler GridARS-WSRF provides WFRF I/F modules for RM Supports GSI and two-phased commit protocol for safe distributed transactions PluS Plug-in reServation Manager for TORQUE and SGE Supports 2-Phase Commit Live Demo Perform QM/MD simulation developed using GridMPI over reserved resources, using PluS and GridARS

4 GridARS Co-allocation System Grid Portal Grid Application Gbps 0.5Gbps Result SiteA SiteB SiteC from yyy to zzz Gbps 0.5Gbps Requirement duration 5 min deadline xxx ? ? ? Grid Resource Scheduler (GRS) Network Resource Manager (NRM) Compute Resource Manager (CRM) CRM NRM CRM SiteA SiteB SiteC SiteD Domain1 Domain2 CRM

5 GridARS Architecture GridARS-WSRF WSRF(Web Services Resource Framework) I/F module of resource managers and schedulers WSRF-based module developed with Globus Toolkit 4 Supports safe transaction by two phased commit protocol Provides Java API for resource managers and coschedulers GridARS-Coscheduler Negotiates with RMs and Co-schedules distributed resources GridARS-WSRF I/F module GridARS-Coscheduler GRS CRM GridARS-WSRF PluS Cluster scheduler (e.g. SGE, TORQUE) GridARS-WSRF Network scheduler NRM User Vender-developed WSRF modules Maui PBS Pro LSF WSRF/GSI (2 phased commit)

6 PluS: Plug-in reServation Manager PluS provides advance reservation capability coordinating with existing queuing systems, such as TORQUE and Sun Grid Engine Maintains reservation table in DB Written in Java Supports 2-phase commit protocol

7 Implementation of PluS Three Implementations For TORQUE, replace scheduling module For SGE, replace scheduling module For SGE, external queue control

8 Comp. Node Head Node Comp. Node Node Mgr. Master Module Scheduling Module qsub/qdel Scheduling Module Replacing Implementation PluS Scheduling Module

9 Comp. Node Head Node Comp. Node Node Mgr. Master Module Scheduling Module qsub/qdel Reservation Module Queue Control Implementation

10 Queue Control Implementation No need to replace existing module No modification required for existing settings Just start-up PluS reservation module, thats it! The PluS daemon dynamically create new queue for each reservation and re-configure existing queue so that the reservation queue can exclusively-occupy the specified time-slot

11 Comp. Node Head Node Comp. Node Rsv. Queue Queued job Rsvd. job Advance Reservation by Queue Control

12 Comp. Node Head Node Comp. Node Rsv. Queue Queued job Rsvd. job Advance Reservation by Queue Control

13 Comp. Node Head Node Comp. Node Rsv. Queue Queued job Rsvd. job Advance Reservation by Queue Control

14 Comp. Node Head Node Comp. Node Queued job Rsvd. job Advance Reservation by Queue Control

15 Live Demo Reserve distributed resources using GridARS Perform data parallel application over the reserved clusters Clusters distributed over 7 locations in Japan Each cluster is managed by PluS and SGE

16 Portal Architecture GridARS GRS Database CRM NRM WS GRAM (3) Send reserve req via GridARS 2PC WSRF (5) Get reservation result (2) Send "reserve" req via HTTP (6) Return the reservation result Write/read reservation info GridMPI (8) Submit jobs in the reserved queues using globusrun-ws (1)Input resource requirements (4) Co-allocate distributed resources via GridARS 2PC WSRF (7) Launch result viewer on Web browser and send "run" req (9) Start QM/MD simulation using GridMPI (10) Receive simulation results Resource Requirement Editor on Web Browser Result Viewer on Web Browser GridARS Client APIgridmpirun (11) Draw the results Reservation Module Application-dependent Module Web Server PluS +SGE PluS +SGE PluS +SGE

17 QM/MD Simulation Simulates the chemical reaction process based on the Nudged Elastic Band (NEB) method developed by Dr. Ogata in NITECH The energy of each image is calculated by combining classical molecular dynamic (MD) simulation with quantum mechanics (QM) simulation in parallel MD and QM simulations on distributed clusters in Japan using GridMPI

18 Resource Requirement Editor & Result Viewer

19 Conclusions Developed GridARS (Grid Advance Reservation-based Scheduling framework) GridARS-WSRF I/F module for RMs GridARS-Coscheduler for co-allocation PluS Works with TORQUE and SGE for SGE, there are no configuration change required now available from The GridARS Demo showed that user can easily execute parallel applications over the reserved and distributed resources managed by PluS and existing queuing systems