Title: Mark%20L.%20Green,%20Ph.D.
1Center for Computational Research and New York
State Grid-Cyberinstitute
- Mark L. Green, Ph.D.
- Head of Cyberinfrastructure
2Outline
- Primary Centers
- Enabling Technologies
- Modern Data Center Trends
- Enabling Services and Applications
- Enabling the next generation of discovery
3Outline
- Primary Centers
- Enabling Technologies
- Modern Data Center Trends
- Enabling Services and Applications
- Enabling the next generation of discovery
4State University of New York (SUNY)
- New York State includes a variety of private and
public institutions, including the State
University of New York (SUNY), which is comprised
of - 64 campuses,
- has an enrollment of nearly 414,000 students,
- is served by more than 30,000 faculty, and
- has annual sponsored research expenditures of
approximately 850 million.
5 Center for Computational Research
- Leading Academic Supercomputing Site
- Enable Research at UB and in WNY
- 90 Research Groups/25 Departments
- Industrial Outreach/Technology Transfer to WNY
- Funding
- NSF, NIH, NIMA, EPA, Keck, Sloan,
NYS, UB, SUNY - IBM, SGI, Sun, HP, Dell, Nortel, Myricom
- Total Aggregate Computing Capacity
- Current - 22 Teraflops
- 220 Terabytes of On-line Storage
- 250 Terabytes of tape storage
6 CCR Compute/Storage Resources (22 Tflops)
- Dell Linux Cluster (10TF)
- 1600 P4 Processors (3.2 GHz)
- Myrinet Interconnect
- 2000 GB RAM
- 30 TB SAN 60 TB Local Disk
- Dell Linux Cluster (2.9TF)
- 600 P4 Processors (2.4 GHz)
- Myrinet Interconnect
- 600 GB RAM 40 TB Disk
- Dell Linux Cluster (6TF)
- 4036 Processors (PIII 1.2 GHz)
- 2TB RAM
- 16 TB SAN 160TB Local Disk
- IBM BladeCenter (3TF)
- 532 P4 Processors (2.8 GHz)
- 5TB SAN
- SGI Altix3700 (0.4TF)
- 64 Processors (1.3GHz ITF2)
- 256 GB RAM
- 2.5 TB Disk
- BioACE (bioinformatics)
- Sun V880 (3), Sun 6800
- Sun 280R (2)
- Intel P4 Servers
- Sun 3960 7 TB Disk Storage
- HP/Compaq SAN
- 75 TB Disk 190 TB Tape
- 64 Alpha Processors
- 32 GB RAM 400 GB Disk
7New York State Center of Excellence in
Bioinformatics Life Sciences
- The 1B New York State Centers of Excellence
program includes - the Center of Excellence in Bioinformatics Life
Sciences at SUNY-Buffalo, - Syracuses Center for Excellence in Environmental
and Energy Systems, - Rochesters Center for Excellence in Photonics
and Microsystems, - Albanys Center for Excellence in
Nanoelectronics, and - Stony Brooks Center for Excellence in Wireless
Information Technology.
8Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC)
- The BNMC has developed a unique partnership in
which the - University at Buffalo,
- Roswell Park Cancer Institute,
- Olmsted Center for the Visually Impaired,
- Kaleida Health,
- Hauptman-Woodward Medical Research Institute,
- Buffalo Medical Group Foundation and
- Buffalo Hearing Speech Center
- are working in collaboration with the surrounding
neighborhoods and local government to cultivate a
world-class medical campus in downtown Buffalo.
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10New York State Grid-Cyberinstitute
- NYS Grass-roots Effort
- Hauptman-Woodward Institute
- SUNY Binghamton
- SUNY Albany
- Columbia University
- WNY Grid NSF Funded
- SUNY Buffalo
- Hauptman-Woodward Institute
- Niagara University
- SUNY Geneseo
- Expand Virtual Facility
11Center Infrastructure and Partners
- TeraGrid
- Science Gateway using ACDC Grid Portal
- UltraLight
- Configuring a small test cluster for Buffalo -
UltraLight - CERN testing, 1GbE to 10 GbE
connections - NYSTAR
- Working with NYS support for research, education,
and economic development, the New York State
Office of Science, Technology and Academic
Research - GenNYsis Centers
- SUNY Albany and Geneseo University
12Outline
- Primary Centers
- Enabling Technologies
- Modern Data Center Trends
- Enabling Services and Applications
- Enabling the next generation of discovery
13ACDC Grid Portal Gateway
14Grid-enabling Application Template (GAT)
15Grid-enabling Application Template (GAT)
16ACDC Data Grid Database Schema
ACDC Grid Data Grid
17Data Grid API
18ACDC Grid Dashboardhttp//osg.ccr.buffalo.edu
19ACDC Operations Dashboardhttp//osg.ccr.buffalo.e
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20Grid Monitoring and Administration Collaborative
Environment (Grid MACE)
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23Outline
- Primary Centers
- Enabling Technologies
- Modern Data Center Trends
- Enabling Services and Applications
- Enabling the next generation of discovery
24Modern Data Center
- Space
- 48U Server Racks
- Blade Centers, Multi-core Technology
- Virtual Machines
- Power
- AC vs DC Power
- 20-40 less thermal load and 30 less power
consumption with DC power - Cooling
- Data Center Thermal Management Infrastructure
- Floor mounted air handlers
- Server Rack Mounted Fans and Heat Exchangers
- Water Cooled Server Racks
25Storage Trends Solutions
- Storage Area Network (SAN)
- Convenient, Failover Protection, Mid-level
Performance - Network Attached Storage (NAS)
- Dedicated, Failover Protection, High-level
Performance - Data Rates and File Usage
- Databases growing from 1 TB to 10s TB
- 3 year trending toward 64 growth rate per year
- 20 of filesystem files account for 80 of
storage - 3 year trending toward 75 growth rate per year
- 70 of files not touched 3 months after creation
- 40-50 of files not touched 6-12 months after
creation
26Storage Trends Solutions
- Move away from Direct Attached Storage (DAS)
- Use NAS or SAN solutions
- File System Archiving
- Email Archiving
- Eliminate multiple user email databases
- Single Instance Storage
- Eliminate multiple user document copies
- Smaller Backup Windows
- Less media
- Less infrastructure
- Reduce Primary Storage Using Tiered Approach
- Use filesystem guidelines for usage patterns
- Designate volatile storage areas
- Quota and scrub filesystems
27Computational Trends Solutions
- xU Based Servers
- Required by science and engineering drivers
- x-core technology ready
- Blade Centers
- High density
- x-core technology ready
- Virtual Machines
- User can choose entire environment
- Operate multiple environments simultaneously
- Coprocessors and Field Programmable Gate Arrays
(FPGAs) - 3-10x more flops using less power
28Outline
- Primary Centers
- Enabling Technologies
- Modern Data Center Trends
- Enabling Services and Applications
- Enabling the next generation of discovery
29Domain Science and Engineering
- Shake-and-Bake (SnB)
- Molecular Structure Determination Application
- Buffalo-and-Pittsburgh (BnP)
- SnB and PHASES Complete Protein Phasing
- Q-Chem
- Commercial Quantum Chemistry Software Package
- SledgeHMMER
- Sequence analysis using profile hidden Markov
models - QMolDyn
- Quantum Molecular Dynamics
- ARACNE
- Algorithm for the Reconstruction of Accurate
Cellular Networks
30Domain Science and Engineering
- NWChem
- High Performance Computational Chemistry Software
- Ostrich
- Optimization and Parameter Estimation Tool for
Groundwater Modeling - Evolutionary Aseismic Design Retrofit (EADR)
- Passive Energy Dissipation System for Designing
Earthquake Resilient Structures - Princeton Ocean Model Great Lakes (POMGL)
- Great Lakes Hydrodynamic Circulation Model
- Titan
- Computational Modeling of Hazardous Geophysical
Mass Flows
31Outline
- Primary Centers
- Enabling Technologies
- Modern Data Center Trends
- Enabling Services and Applications
- Enabling the next generation of discovery
32Enabling the Next Generation of Discovery
- Train the Next Generation Work Force
- Provide Ubiquitous Cyberinfrastructure
- Ensure Interoperability Through Standards Based
Infrastructure - Generate Virtual Facilities and Institutes
- Enable Collaborative Environments
- Obtain Efficient Utilization of Computational and
Data Resources
33Contact Information
- ACDC Grid and Operations Dashboards
- URL http//osg.ccr.buffalo.edu
- ACDC Grid Portal
- URL https//grid.ccr.buffalo.edu
- For GRASE VO Membership, email
- grid-help_at_ccr.buffalo.edu
- Center for Computational Research
- URL http//www.ccr.buffalo.edu
- URL http//www.ccr.buffalo.edu/grid
- General contact info
- Mark L. Green mlgreen_at_ccr.buffalo.edu