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09.04.2008 Theory, Grid and VO Matthias Steinmetz (AIP)
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09.04.2008 application Data analysis Super Computer Super computer Telescopes Data Archive Data Archive PC Cluster Data analysis User MIDDLEWAREMIDDLEWARE Resources are "virtualized", i.e. can not be identified individually Characteristics of a Grid: network of IT-Ressourcen
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3 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 VO and Grid What is the dividing line between VO and Grid? Not well defined Example UK: AstroGrid covers VO and Grid aspects Example Germany GAVO: application layer AstroGrid-D: middle ware
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4 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Theory and Grid Benefits of the Grid Logistics (resource monitoring, scheduler/broker, virtual organizations, …) Virtual Surveys (Millenium simulation) Enterprise computing (access to supercomputers via grids, e.g. DEISA) Cloud computing (“task farming”) Volunteer computing (@home model) Visualization
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5 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 StellarIS: resource monitoring Grid-Ressource- Map Basiert auf GoogleMap
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6 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Stellaris: Job monitoring Webinterface for simple job monitoring Time table for submitted Jobs Minutes hours days
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7 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Analysing Cosmological Simulations in the Virtual Observatory: Designing and Mining the Millennium Simulation Database Gerard Lemson German Astrophysical Virtual Observatory ARI, Heidelberg MPE, Garching bei München
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8 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Time evolution: merger trees
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9 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008
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10 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Merger trees : select prog.* from galaxies des, galaxies prog where des.galaxyId = 0 and prog.galaxyId between des.galaxyId and des.lastProgenitorId Branching points : select descendantId from galaxies des where descendantId != -1 group by descendantId having count(*) > 1
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11 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008
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12 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Usage statistics Up since August 2006 (astro-ph/...) ~210 registered users > 4.4 million queries ~ 35 billion rows (since March 2007) # queries/day# rows/day # secs/day
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13 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Enterprise Computing: Mare Nostrum Simulations at HLRZ WMAP3 parameters, w=0.8 Testrun using the grid: 1024 3 +1024 3 particles
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14 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 NBODY6++ UseCase Computer simulation of dense stellar systems Example: globular clusters Gravitational Star-Star interaction Complexity N 2 (N: number of stars)
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15 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Enterprise Computers Recent Development: GPU – Graphics Cards GeForce 8800 GTX (NVIDIA) Using CUDA Library Special Interfaces and API from GRACE project ported. Berczik et al. 2008 Spurzem et al. 2008
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16 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Cloud Computing: UseCase Dynamo Visualization of results Rechner 1Rechner 2 Rechner 3Rechner 4 2D-Darstellung der Magnetfeldstärke auf der Sternoberfläche Querschnitt durch den Stern
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17 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 <jsdl:JobDefinition xmlns="http://www.gacg-grid.de/namespaces/job-mgmt/2006/08/jsdl" xmlns:jsdl="http://schemas.ggf.org/jsdl/2005/11/jsdl" xmlns:jsdl-posix="http://schemas.ggf.org/jsdl/2005/11/jsdl-posix" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> Sample Dynamo run Use Case Dynamo n/a User's home directory […] test.x /${GLOBUS_USER_HOME}/ dynamo test.out 100 1 […] Dynamo JDSL und RSL
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18 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Volunteer Computing: GEO600 / LIGO Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory
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19 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 GEO600/LIGO Network von 4 Detectors Hanford (2000m side length) USA Livingston (4000m side length )USA GEO600( 600m side length )Germany Virgo(3000m side length )Italy Pathfinder for LISA, Satellite mission with 3 detectors side length: 5*10 9 m!
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20 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Gravitationional waves: Data analysis via the Grid Data analysis via small data packages, “embarrassingly parallel”. Einstein@Home is, like SETI@Home, suitable to exploit idle cycles on work stations. Einstein@Home is an ideal, simple Grid application, supporting many operation system. Checkpointing and Recovery allows a very accurate control of CPU-Requirements and walltime. Automatic software deployment job submission and job management, a good scalability of grid application can be obtained Current workload: 30000 CPU h per week
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21 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 GEO600 – Resource Integration user friendly User-Management via VOMRS Resource information via MDS und StellarIS Grid Service Monitoring automatic job submission on D-Grid resources Job monitoring und job management using a Laptop data management on Astrogrid-D Storage Cluster
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22 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Visualization of a galaxy merger Simulation: two galaxies on collision orbit Visualization: 2D-projections of 3D snapshots ZIBAIP SubmitExecution ProCSubmit Workflow Video Workflow A stop exit start GT4 submit Video Workflow B ARI...
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23 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Grid-Visualization Submission Host: ZIB ProC + Master workflow Submission of video workflows Display of videos Execution Hosts: AIP + ZAH PiCo + Video workflow Projection to 2D Color coding Future: Graphics rendering at LRZ, graphics output on local host
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24 VODCA: Theory, Grid and VO 09.04.2008 Theory and Grid Benefits of the Grid Logistics (resource monitoring, scheduler/broker, virtual organizations, …) Virtual Surveys (Millenium simulation) Enterprise computing (access to supercomputers via grids, e.g. DEISA) Cloud computing (“task farming”) Volunteer computing (@home model) Visualization
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