Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2008. Paul Watson Professor of Computer Science Newcastle University, UK.

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Microsoft Research Faculty Summit 2008

Paul Watson Professor of Computer Science Newcastle University, UK

Stirling St. Andrews Newcastle York Sheffield Cambridge Imperial Plymouth Warwick Leicester Manchester UK EPRSC e-Science Pilot $9M ( ) 20 Investigators

Understanding the brain is the greatest informatics challenge Enormous implications for science: Medicine Biology Computer Science 100,000 scientists are working on this

Data is expensive to collect but rarely shared in proprietary formats & locally described The result is a shortage of analysis techniques that can be applied across neuronal systems limited interaction between research centres with complementary expertise

Data analysis guides surgeon during operation Data stored for further analysis WARNING! The next 2 Slides show an exposed human brain

Sharing data code Capacity huge data storage (100TB+) support data intensive analysis

Data storage and analysis User access over Internet (typically via browser) User access over Internet (typically via browser) Users upload data & services Users run analyses

Cloud Infrastructure: Storage & Compute Cloud Infrastructure: Storage & Compute Science App 1 Science App Science App n Science App n Cloud Infrastructure: Storage & Compute Science Cloud Platform Science App 1 Science App Science App n Science App n

Filestore with Pattern Search Database Metadata Service Repository Processing Workflow Enactment Workflow Security Browsers & Rich Clients

Filestore with Pattern Search Database Metadata Service Repository Processing Workflow Enactment Workflow Security Browsers & Rich Clients TavernaTaverna SRB & Aura SQL Server SymbaSymba DynasoarDynasoar GoldGold SDESDE

CARMEN is delivering a scalable Science Cloud Platform that can be applied across a diverse range of sciences e-Science Central (One NorthEast) piloting a science cloud for a range of academic and industrial scientists across the North East of England

Sustainability is a problem for e-science projects cost of managing & maintaining h/w & s/w academics are funded to do research, not run a service

Are Commercial Clouds the solution? e.g. “Pay-as-You-Go” Amazon EC2 & S3 focus is currently on infrastructure: storage & processing But, this is only part of the stack what about the cloud middleware? Can we have pay-as-you-go Science Cloud Platforms?

? Current gap Existing Commercial Clouds Storage & Compute Science Cloud Platform Science App 1 Science App Science App n Science App n Where scientists should focus

CARMEN Science Cloud Platform services are also needed by commercial applications: Filestore, Databases & Metadata Dynamic Service Provisioning, Workflow Security Science Cloud Platforms should be able to leverage commercial cloud platforms allowing scientists to focus on the domain-specific science applications