April 1st, The ASC- GridLab Portal Edward Seidel, Michael Russell, Gabrielle Allen, and the rest of the team Max Plank Institut für Gravitationsphysik Albert Einstein Institut, Potsdam, Germany This presentation will probably involve audience discussion, which will create action items. Use PowerPoint to keep track of these action items during your presentation In Slide Show, click on the right mouse button Select “Meeting Minder” Select the “Action Items” tab Type in action items as they come up Click OK to dismiss this box This will automatically create an Action Item slide at the end of your presentation with your points entered. Ruxandra Bondarescu, Gregory Daues National Center for Supercomputing Applications University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

April 1st, Credits Astrophysics Simulation Collaboratory –Washington University in St. Louis Wai-Mo Suen (Lead PI), Malcolm Tobias, Sai Iyer –National Center for Supercomputing Applications, University of Illinois Gregory Daues, Ruxandra Bondarescu, Brad Wind, Galina Wind, Paul Saylor –ANL/University of Chicago Ian Foster, Gregor von Laszewski, Dave Angulo –Albert Einstein Institut, Germany Michael Russell, Gabrielle Allen, Edward Seidel, Jason Novotny, Oliver Wehrens, Ian Kelley, Tom Goodale, Denis Pollney –And others …

April 1st, What do we need to use the portal? A web-browser and computer connected to the internet Grid certificate (e. g., Globus, Alliance) What is the portal? Web application server –Java based framework –Continuously running process awaiting requests –Supporting database

April 1st, Production Portals Development Portals GridSphere1.0 - new portlet framework [developed by the portal workpackage -WP 4] check for updateswww.gridsphere.org We encourage everyone to have an account on production and development portals.

April 1st, Production Portal Components Grid Utilities –Remote Job Submission via GRAM –File Transfer (GridFTP) Portal Administration –Working machine groups (e.g., machines can be grouped by Virtual Organizations, or can define a group of machines where a certain simulation is known to run well) –User roles (ordinary user, administrator, asc.cactus role -for having access to the Cactus interfaces) Cactus related features –Display of group simulations which have announced to the portal via XMLRPC –Source code management through CVS –Parameter File Import/Export/Editing –Executable Repository

April 1st, Cactus Simulations in the ASCportal

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April 1st, GRAM job launched from the portal during the SC2002 demo

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April 1st, Migration to the Portlet Framework Motivation Portlets are modular components within a webpage Allow users to customize their portal interfaces Can have several portlets in a portlet container Can be easily maximized, minimized Third party portlet development External groups can easily integrate their portlets Templates for new projects are provided Current Migration Status XMLRPC Announce Cactus Simulations (works!) We had to write Two Services: CactusSimulationService, XMLRPCService One Portlet: SimulationPortlet

April 1st, Cactus Simulations Portlet framework - GridSphere1.0

April 1st, XMLRPC Simulations announce their properties to the portal, Users can choose to get /SMS notifications Machines known to successfully announce to the portal –LINUX/Red Hat titan.ncsa.uiuc.edu platinum.ncsa.uiuc.edu dtf-login1.sdsc.edu (Tera Grid) –SGI origin.aei.mpg.de modi4.ncsa.uiuc.edu harpo.wustl.edu –Tru64 lemieux.psc.edu –IBM/SP bluehorizon.sdsc.edu GSISOAP –Secure, two way communication [coordinate with WP 10, WP 4, WP 1] Implementing SMS messaging in the GridLab portlet framework [meet with WP 4, WP 12]

April 1st, GRAM –ASC portal interface Demoed at SC2002 Specify the RSL atributes (executable, arguments, jobType, etc) Interactive, batch job submission Staging of previous simulation attributes Job status updates, view output Can be used for testbed testing –Works on Globus 2.x Many architectures (GGTC testbed) Resource Broker –Present status of portal integration –Most of the ASC components are based on GRAM => important for the migration process [Coordinate WP 9, WP 4]

April 1st, GGTC Testbed machines GGTC view from the portal 4 continents, 77 machines, 14 different countries Won 2 HPC Challenge awards at SC2002 Proved that we can build a large testbed, and we agreed we want to maintain it Problems: Grid operations fail very often on production machines

April 1st, GGTC Testbed machines We encourage a more detailed testing of the production machines on the Grid Example -TeraGrid testscript Tests that grid operations can be performed by jobs (both interactive and batch) themselves running on production machines Closer to real life scenarios including the GridLab migration scenario Updated webpage with the status of the production machines Additional machines New NCSA IBM regatta New IBM Boston machines 8 processor test cluster (myri1.info.uvt.ro) - Vest University of Timisoara, Romania Globus 2.2 installed Gabriela Turcu is here from Romania Start an thread about additional installations needed

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