EGEE is a project funded by the European Union under contract IST-2003-508833 The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE 07 Conference Budapest (HU)‏ October.

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EGEE is a project funded by the European Union under contract IST The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE 07 Conference Budapest (HU)‏ October 1 st – 5 th Osvaldo Gervasi 1, Alessandro Costantini 2 and Antonio Laganà 2 osvaldo unipg.it, alex dyn.unipg.it, lagana05 gmail.com 1 Dept of Mathematics and Computer Science 2 Dept of Chemistry University of Perugia

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, CompChem VO CompChem VO is running in EGEE production Grid since 2004 to support Computational Chemistry applications We contribute to the EGEE production Grid with 2 clusters:  ce.grid.unipg.it (LCG 3.0) 12 nodes (biproc) PIII  cex.grid.unipg.it (Glite 3.0) 8 nodes (biproc) Xeon To simplify the new users startup we made available to all CompChem users a UI to access the Grid: ui.grid.unipg.it

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, The CompChem users ‏ 11 countries 37 users

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, COST in Chemistry D37 action: GridChem Most of the CompChem users started the collaboration in the COST in Chemistry D23 Action, called Metachem COST is one of the longest-running instruments supporting co-operation among scientists and researchers across Europe with 35 member countries. In the COST in Chemistry program has been recently activated the Action D37, called GridChem  devoted to deploy the most important computational chemistry codes in the Grid and the existing e-infrastructures EGEE and CompChem VO will support the activities of the Action and new users are expected to join the VO.

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, CompChem Applications RWAVEP University of Perugia (Italy) : provides a quantum time-dependent treatment for the evaluation of the reactive properties of molecular systems. DL_POLY CCLRC (UK): performs the molecular dynamics simulation of complex systems. It has been designed to run in parallel and is a "de-facto" standard in the computational chemistry and computational biology communities. Columbus University of Vienna (Austria): is a collection of programs for high-level ab initio molecular electronic structure calculations (primarily for extended multi-reference (MR) calculations on electronic ground and excited states of atoms and molecules). NewtonX University of Vienna (Austria): is a general-purpose program package for excited-state molecular dynamics, including non-adiabatic methods (Tully's surface hopping). Venus CDSSIM - Texas Tech University (USA) Venus calculates the cross sections and rate coefficients for elementary chemical reactions by simulating the collisions between atoms and molecules whose initial conditions are sampled using a Monte Carlo scheme. ABCtraj University of Perugia (Italy) ABCtraj calculates the observables of the atom- diatom reactions in gas phase. The events are generated using Monte Carlo techniques. The program is linked to a molecular virtual reality environment that shows in virtual monitors the outcomes of the simulation. …… and several user-developed codes ……

Columbus Quantumchemical Ab-Initio Software for high-level Calculations Very demanding on resources Set of (fortran-)executables Heavy usage of BLAS and LAPACK Parallel version available

NewtonX Is an Ab-Initio Molecular dynamics package Calls external program for energy-/gradient-calculation (Columbus, Turbomole,...) in each timestep  It may make hundreds of call  Must be installed on the same node of the external program Calculates independent trajectories ( )‏  Distribution to independent nodes (no inter-node communications)‏

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, Main characteristics of CompChem applications Both CPU-bound and I/O intensive jobs are present Parallel jobs: some programs have been structured to run in parallel (MPICH APIs). Interactive jobs: GEMS needs in/outbound connectivity (portnumbers range: )‏ We are implementing Web Services  to prepare the input data and execute the programs on the Grid  to enable the users to interpret the information obtained from the simulations running on the Grid using Web3D and visualization tools

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, How to join CompChem VO Each partner may be involved at different levels (ranging from the case where the user uses the available software for its own purposes to the case where a given laboratory promotes projects, make available new programs, etc)‏ Reference URL: The user must have a valid X.509 digital certificate and asks to join the VO through the URL: After acceptance she/he access the Grid through a UI (UipnP, ui.grid.unipg.it, etc)‏

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5,

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, VO Software management To use the Grid efficiently we are pushing the researchers responsible for the named packages to use the available instruments to install the software in the EGEE sites. Local installation on each site of interest supporting the VO (not all sites have the right characteristics for a given package) The compilation of the program on the target architecture improves the performances The dependencies of the program can be managed efficiently The process is controlled by few VO members (experts in the named programs)‏ The procedure has been implemented for the Columbus program and will be extended to the more relevant programs available in the VO

VO software management The users responsible for the VO packages are part of the SoftwareManager group They can grant the permission to write on a system area reserved to the VO of each site. No other special permissions are required The manager stores the source on the Storage Element, aentually making replicas of the file on several SE. She/he launches jobs on the selected sites that will install and verify the package. She/he modifies the VO tags to announce the availability of a given program on the selected sites.

One of the next computational campaigns

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, Some statistics: integrated N of jobs

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, Hours of CPU per week

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, Distribution of CPU time by disciplines and dates

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, Chart of the cumulative CPU vs DISCIPLINE and DATE

The CompChem Virtual Organization EGEE07, Budapest (HU) Oct 1-5, Chart of the cumulative CPU vs VO and DATE

Conclusions The CompChem VO users have proved to be very active and to achieve important goals using the EGEE infrastructure. UNIPG will become member of the EGEE III CompChem and GAUSSIAN VOs will cooperate for developing new tools for the users New users and programs are expected in the next months.