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June 11, 2012 Troy Bleeker. Agenda Participants will learn A cloud computing recap. What is our cloud like and why do we have it? Lab: VPN, IDs, shared.

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1 June 11, 2012 Troy Bleeker

2 Agenda Participants will learn A cloud computing recap. What is our cloud like and why do we have it? Lab: VPN, IDs, shared file server, tool install and configuration Launch an instance, attach volumes Test application on an instance

3 Cloud Computing (recap)

4 Remove the cost of acquisition, install, and configuration Cloud Computing Benefits Right machineRight personRight skillsRight time

5 Instance Image Launch Instance More Benefits Flexibility of Volumes (for example) Can move to bigger instance Backs up only the pertinent data DO NOT USE system volumes for critical data /dev/sda1 or /dev/sda2

6 What is our cloud? Infrastructure as a Service (IAAS) Ubuntu Enterprise Cloud (UEC) is Ubuntu's Eucalyptus-powered cloud Node Controller Node Server 1 Admin Client Interface VPN/LAN Node Controller VM To Manage Cloud VM User To Connect To Instances Node Server 3 Node Controller VM Node Server 2 Node Controller VM Node Server 11 VM … Private Switch Build/Backup Server Cloud ControllerWalrus Controller Cirrusmatic Server Persistence Storage Image Storage Cluster ControllerStorage Controller Samba file server Cirrusdata Server

7 Purpose The cloud environment exists to fulfill the mission of SHARPn and other related projects at Mayo Clinic.mission of SHARPn …will enhance patient safety and improve patient medical outcomes through the use of an electronic health record. … We propose research that will generate a framework of open-source services that can be dynamically configured to transform EHR data into standards-conforming, comparable information suitable for large-scale analysis, inferencing, and integration of disparate health data. …to enable the use of EHR data for secondary purposes, such as clinical research and public health. By creating tangible, scalable, and open-source tools, services and software for large-scale health record data sharing, this project will ultimately help improve the quality and efficiency of patient care through the use of an electronic health care record.

8 Setting Expectations Our cloud is a protected, non-public resource Government regulations Mayo Clinic security policies Our cloud is a research system not a production system The cloud is not monitored 24x7 Maintenance is completed during business hours Users setting up instances must have Linux know-how and some system administration skills Data backup is available but must be set up by the user Help is available if needed

9 Cloud users A. VPN C. Cloud Machine Image setup D. Instance File shares Images (VMs) Images (VMs) Images (VMs) Images (VMs) Images (VMs) Images (VMs) B. SHARP file share D. Instance Launch Security File share is separate, but still protected VPN thru Firewall Encryption Key pairs User IDs No PHI A.Institutional VPN account, share with your group (password reset <=180 days) B.Common SHARP file server, user ID for each person (does not expire) C.Start/stop/manage cloud machine images/instances, user ID for each person (does not expire) D.Default, root user ID in a running Instance is “ubuntu” (does not expire) Creator of the instance can create other user IDs A.Institutional VPN account, share with your group (password reset <=180 days) B.Common SHARP file server, user ID for each person (does not expire) C.Start/stop/manage cloud machine images/instances, user ID for each person (does not expire) D.Default, root user ID in a running Instance is “ubuntu” (does not expire) Creator of the instance can create other user IDs

10 Content Instance typeDescription Minimum Instance type Technical Stack SeveralBuilding blocksN/A Ubuntu 11, Mirth, NwHIN, MySQL, Apache emi-DD121096LexEVSm1.small LexEVS 6.0 emi-277E121DcTAKES with Mirthm1.small cTAKES 1.2 emi-D0E6153CJBoss with DROOLSm1.small JBoss 6.0, DROOLS 5.2 emi-????????DN pipelinem1.small cTAKES 2.5 … Instance typeCPUsRAM (GB)Temp Storage (GB) m1.small1420 c1.medium2820 m1.large41640 m1.xlarge83280 c1.xlarge1665100 Virtual Instance Types 200 CPUs 1.8TB of RAM 36.3TB of storage

11 Hurdles Simultaneous access to the cloud and work Skills required for software on images Need for speed will send doctors to the cloud: http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/need-speed-will-send-doctors-cloud-experts-say http://www.healthcareitnews.com/news/need-speed-will-send-doctors-cloud-experts-say Cloud Security: Public versus Private http://www.healthdatamanagement.com/news/private-public-cloud-computing-data-security- 44566-1.html http://www.healthdatamanagement.com/news/private-public-cloud-computing-data-security- 44566-1.html Articles

12 http://informatics.mayo.edu/cirruswiki /index.php/Cloud_Resource_Lab http://informatics.mayo.edu/cirruswiki /index.php/Cloud_Resource_Lab VPN must be successful before moving on IDs and Passwords are CASE SENSITIVE


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