VCL Virtual Computing Labora tory An Opportunity to Lead Technical Economic Pedagogical Teaching & Learning Research & Development Outreach & Engagement.

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VCL Virtual Computing Labora tory An Opportunity to Lead Technical Economic Pedagogical Teaching & Learning Research & Development Outreach & Engagement

Educause 2008 Avoiding Crisis-Creating Success Silo’ed Investments Complexity Access SaaS Borg “like”

Educause 2008 IT Timeline CommunicationsInformationManipulation NetworkWebCloud Computing Three Foundational IT Elements Evolution of User Capability [Abstraction Layer] Information Age Timeline Tipping Point

Educause 2008 Economic Climate The Worst of Times The Best of Times Enrollment Expectations Funding Risk Opportunity Crisis

Educause 2008 What is VCL? VCL Is a management, hardware and software system that provides for automated re-configuration, reuse, multiuse and leveraging of IT resources for flexible, on-demand access. Is a software as a service model (SaaS) of cloud computing, where computing performed elsewhere delivers a “cloud” of services to your device. Is a development initiative undertaken to avert crisis; i.e., to resolve technical, economic and pedagogical barriers to effective access and use of computing technology in learning and research

Educause 2008 Business Case Technical Pedagogical Viability open source market growth service provider support Apache.Org MCNC products development Infrastructure xxxxx IBM VCL analytics people green scalable agile C/U_Service usability customization systems attribution provisioning licensing Economics

Educause 2008 Service Paradigm Services Technology Consumer Technology Network VCL

Educause 2008 Service Environment Consumer/Personal Computing Super Computing Categories of Delivered Services Grand challenge class problems often require true supercomputing Complementary Services Commodity Professional Business Research VCL Scale of Use Complexity and Unit Cost

Educause 2008 Underlying Architecture Service Broker 1 Service Broker 3 Service Broker 2 Physical/Virtual Provisioning Engine Nothing New—Everything Different VCE Virtual computing Environment (VCE) VCE User Experience User Experience

Educause 2008 Why VCL Works as a Solution VCL is Counterintuitive VCL delivers the economic benefits of infrastructure consolidation while enabling an unprecedented level of user control and service diversity. VCL advances aspirational goals while leveling the playing field across services ranging from theoretical research and innovation, to basic commodity tools. VCL delivers service specific solutions from a single shared, leveraged architectural framework that dynamically adapts to user demand.

Educause Mainstreams special, hard to support capabilities — allows CS students to modify, even crash, “servers” with impunity. Intelligent Pipelining, DR and BC. 2.Broadens access to complex and costly apps — HPC, SAS w/ArcGIS….a threshold investment anywhere lowers the barrier to entry everywhere. 3.Provides hassle-free repeatability — faculty have switched from traditional solutions to VCL to bypass local support challenges. 4.Leverages underutilized capacity across disparate uses — shifting resources between student computing and HPC. Also virtualization. 5.Maximizes student investment, promotes safety, accommodates lifestyle, is green — time, place, platform independence. 6.Empowers innovation, experimentation — allows custom software builds, custom configurations, and runtime control (virtual ownership). 7.Facilitates analytics-based resource management — you can’t manage what you can’t measure. Think software, power, capacity, etc. VCL in Action