PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Web Services Communication within the PROGRESS Grid-Portal Environment Michał Kosiedowski.

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PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Web Services Communication within the PROGRESS Grid-Portal Environment Michał Kosiedowski

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 PROGRESS (1) Duration: December 2001 – May 2003 (R&D) Budget: ~4,0 MEuro Project Partners –SUN Microsystems Poland –PSNC IBCh Poznań –Cyfronet AMM, Kraków –Technical University Łódź Co-funded by The State Committee for Scientific Research (KBN) and SUN Microsystems Poland

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 PROGRESS (2) Cluster of 80 processors Networked Storage of 1,3 TB Software: ORACLE, HPC Cluster Tools, Sun ONE, Sun Grid Engine

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 PROGRESS - architecture

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 PORTAL HPC RESOURCES GRID MANAGEMENT SYSTEM GRID SERVICE PROVIDER 4-tier new grid-portal environment Grid-Portal Environment PORTAL HPC RESOURCES GRID MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 3-tier classical grid-portal environment

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 PROGRESS GPE Content Provider Webservice Session Bean Entity Beans

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Grid Service Provider (1) Job Submission Service –create, modify, delete and submit computing jobs (single task and "workflowed"), copy jobs –manage job tasks, including: setting application parameters, adding references to input and output files, setting task resources requirements –monitoring the execution of jobs –change task status (used by the grid resource broker)

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Grid Service Provider (2) Application management service –add and remove applications, modify application definitions –manage virtual applications

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Grid Service Provider (3) Provider management service –add and delete services, modify their descriptors –add and delete instances of services –service descriptors include URL at which the service is available, the service namespace reference (URN) and the service WSDL reference

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Grid Service Provider (4) Short news service –add, modify, delete and read news –add and delete own instances (informational services are examples of multiple instance services)

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Grid Resource Broker submit jobs for execution in the grid retrieve a list of jobs get the status of a task suspend, resume and cancel jobs register for notifications

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Data Management System directory mgmt.: add, remove and rename directories, retrieve root and current path, change path, list contents file mgmt.: add, remove and rename files, add, remove and retrieve physical location, add and remove archives, add and remove symbolic links metadata mgmt.: metadata scheme mgmt., retrieve list of schemes and attributes, assign schemes to files and edit values and attributes, search metadata repository

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 DMS: architecture Data Broker Data Storage Mirror & Proxy Data Storage Metadata Repository SRS WS GASS FTP Grid FTP (...) Clients Portal Grid broker Migrating desktop

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 DMS: internal structure (1) Metadata repository –create and remove files –add, delete and manage the meta- information connected with files –add and delete meta-schemes

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 DMS: internal structure (2) Data storage –create and delete files (physical data) –reserve container space –enable/disable access to file through available data tranfer protocols (GASS, GridFTP, FTP) –lock and unlock files –retrieve information about the state of the file (BARE, PERMANENT, IN TRANSFER) –retrieve information about container free space

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 DMS: internal structure (3) Mirror & proxy module –serves as a read-only data storage module for external data –manage replicas of external databases

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Web Services Communication HPC Portal Grid Service Provider Data Management System Grid Resource Broker saveJob() getApplications() getTemplates() saveTaskOfJob() saveStdOfTask() submitJob() getUserJobs() getJobStatus() listUserDirectory() addUserFile() getUserFileLocation() submitJob() changeTaskStatus()

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 Authorization scheme Portal GRID SERVICE PROVIDER Identity server RAD based authorization system Logon Authentication Request Method invocation Token validation Resource access authorization

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 PROGRESS HPC Portal

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 SC2002 Demo

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 PROGRESS future R&D finished within the project, test and deployment phase now PROGRESS HPC Portal is a bioinformatic thematic portal: other thematic scientific portals possible to deploy The grid service provider may be equipped with means of communication with multiple grids PROGRESS HPC Portal contents: adding new applications, adding new visualization applets, bioinformatic society building

PROGRESS: ICWS'2003 PROGRESS