© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/1 GRD Success Stories Customer Scenarios for Global Distributed Workload Management Wolfgang.

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© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/1 GRD Success Stories Customer Scenarios for Global Distributed Workload Management Wolfgang Gentzsch, GENIAS Mannheim, June 19, 1998

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/2 Requirements  automated management  overall transparency  single system image  control over resource usage

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/3 Global Resource Director Codine Job Manager Global Dynamic Scheduler Parallel Computing Module API Module Accounting Manager Other Functions Queuing Systems Interface Module WAN Queuing Module Modular Design Provides Greater Flexibility

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/4 BMW - CODINE/GRD installation Crash simulations with PAM-CRASH Department EK-20, Dr. Holzner SGI multiprocessor environment with 450+ CPUs

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/5 BMW - Planning f ull utilization of workstations facilitates hardware upgrades „ CODINE made growth possible“: 1994: 32 CPUs 1998: 350+ CPUs million DM savings 83% utilization through CODINE jobs CODINE: Result : - no information on total utilization - no capacity planning Situation:

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/6 - Crash simulations with PAM-CRASH - number of computations has doubled since size of 3D models has increased by factor 3 short turnaround times better computational performance by optimized scheduling standardization, complexity is reduced/avoided productivity boost end-user can focus on engineering tasks CODINE: Result: BMW - end user business Situation:

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/7 - Scheduling by phone calls - number of users increased from 3 to > 45 - growth of computing environment automatization global system view and control reduced time needed for administrative tasks increase in availability CODINE: Result: Situation: BMW - System Administration

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/8 - grant resource shares for users - jobs with different priorities - several applications with different usage profiles granted resource shares dynamic control of resource usage automated response to priority work high quality supercomputing services shorter product cycles through integration increase in utilization to over 90% GRD: Result: (planned) BMW - Computing Services Situation/Requirements:

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/9 GRD Success Stories GRD at Army Research Laboratory (ARL) Aberdeen, MA, USA

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/10 ARL Resource Management Goals Fair distribution of resources over a sliding time window Short term over-commitment of resources for the price of later compensation Express & dead-line jobs Automatic enforcement of policies Manual override capabilities

© 1998 GENIAS Software GmbH GENIAS Software GmbH GRD Mannheim/11 GRD at ARL Customer Quote Denice Brown - Mgr. of Operations & Customer Services The user can be assured of getting his or her job run in the most fair and efficient manner according to set sharing policies;... the system administrator has the benefit of having the resource allocation done automatically as well as being able to monitor resources at both the site and individual job level.” Previously, resources were degraded for everyone when a few users “overused” the system.