Integrating Cloud & Cyberinfrastructure Manish Parashar NSF Cloud and Autonomic Computing Center Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.

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Integrating Cloud & Cyberinfrastructure Manish Parashar NSF Cloud and Autonomic Computing Center Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

Clouds and Science  Clouds are rapidly joining traditional CI as viable platforms for scientific exploration and discovery What application formulations and usage modes that are meaningful in such a hybrid infrastructure? How can application workflows effectively utilize it?  Possible usage modes: Managing complexity by outsourcing the mundane Democratization Application driven by the science, not available resources!  Cloud abstractions for science (beyond IaaS/PaaS/SaaS)?  Many challenges Application types and capabilities that can be supported by clouds? Can the addition of clouds enable scientific applications and usage modes that are not possible otherwise? What abstractions and systems are essential to support these advanced applications on different hybrid platforms?

HPC in the Cloud  Run applications on commodity clouds (e.g.,EC2) Quick start-up, easy to use Good performance for specific application classes  However not suited for many applications  And costs can add up quickly…… * HPC in the Clouds, John Shalf Feb 3, 2011  For example, at NERSC* Baseline Cloud is 8x more expensive Effective performance of the cloud is a minimum of 16x less cost effective (and worst case 320x less effective) for DOE midrange HPC workloads

CS&E on the Cloud – Moving beyond the obvious candidates  New application formulations Asynchronous, resilient, elastic E.g., Asynchronous Replica Exchange Molecular Dynamics, Asynchronous Iterations  New delivery models Client + Cloud accelerators, HPC-as-a-Cloud E.g., Matlab/Excel + EC2  New hybrid usage modes Cloud + HPC + Grid + …

Integrating Cloud & CI  HPC in the Cloud, where researchers outsource entire applications to current public and/or private Cloud platforms.  HPC plus Cloud, focused on exploring scenarios where Clouds can complement HPC/Grid resources with Cloud services to support science and engineering application workflows, for example, to support heterogeneous requirements, unexpected spikes in demand, etc.  HPC as a Cloud, focused on exposing HPC/Grid resources using elastic on- demand Cloud abstractions, aiming to combine the flexibility of Cloud models with the performance of HPC systems.

Integrating Cloud & CI  Overview of the session Opening/context – Manish Parashar, Rutgers XSEDE perspective - John Towns, NCSA FutureGrid perceptive - Geoffrey Fox, Indiana Univ. OCC perceptive - Robert Grossman, Univ. of Chicago Magellan experiences - Shane Canon, LBNL GENI perspective - Chip Elliott, BBN  Key questions What are the new opportunities that will be provided by integrating Cloud and Cyberinfrastructure? What would be the key challenges, technical as well as from a users perspective? What are immediate next steps, for agencies and for the community?