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DistributedUserSupportandTroubleshoo4ng foraneInfrastructureforBioscienceResearch SilviaD.Olabarriaga EduardDrenth MarkSantcroos SimonDalmolen AntoinevanKampen


  1. Distributed
User
Support
and
Troubleshoo4ng

 for
an
e‐Infrastructure
for
Bioscience
Research

 Silvia
D.
Olabarriaga
 Eduard
Drenth
 Mark
Santcroos
 Simon
Dalmolen
 Antoine
van
Kampen
 Wico
Mulder
 e‐Bioscience
Group
 Collabora4ve
Network
Systems
 BioInforma4cs
Laboratory
 Academic
Medical
Center

(AMC)
 Logica
 www.bioinforma4cslaboratory.nl
 www.logica.com
 S.D.Olabarriaga@amc.uva.nl

  2. Summary
 • Context
 • Problem
 • Approach
 • Pilot
 • Final
remarks
 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 2

  3. Virtual
Laboratory
for
e‐Science
 This work is supported by a BSIK grant of the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science and is part of the ICT innovation programme of the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 3

  4. CNS
@
Logica
 • Collabora4ve
Network
Systems
 • Exper4se
team
to
set
collabora4on
between
 organiza4ons
with
IT
solu4ons
 – Agent
technology
 – Seman4c
reasoning
 – Self‐organiza4on
 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 4

  5. e‐Bioscience
Group
@
AMC
 • AMC:

 – hospital
 – medical
(informa4cs)
school
 – research
ins4tutes
 – spin‐off
 • e‐Science
for
Biomedical
research
 • e‐infrastructure
for
biomedical
research
 – e‐BioInfra
 – Dutch
NGI
(BiG
Grid)
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  6. e‐BioInfra:
Layered
Architecture
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  7. e‐BioInfra:
Usage
 • Supported
by
eBioscience
group
 – Applica4on
por4ng,
workflows,
experiment
monitoring
 • Applica4ons
 – Neuroimaging

 • MRI
and
func4onal
MRI
 • Diffusion
Tensor
Imaging
(DTI)
 • CT
Angiography
 – Bioinforma4cs
 • DNA
next
genera4on
sequencing
 • Proteomics
 • Metabolomics
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  8. e‐BioInfra:
Actors
 From DNA Sequencing Platform Schaik, Luif et al, EGEE UF 2010 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 8

  9. Problem:
monitor
large
experiments
 • Grid‐related
errors…
 – Span
mul4ple
domains

 – Span
mul4ple
3rd‐party
so[ware
components
 – Are
o[en
indicated
or
detected
in
log
files
 • Troubleshoo4ng
is
difficult...
 – Requires
much
manual
interven4on
 – Knowledge
is
distributed

 – Consumes
significant
amount
of
man
power
 – Workflow
vs.
job
level
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  10. Grid
workflow
execu4on
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  11. Opportunity:
Agents
 From GMAC 2009 From EGEE TF 2009 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 11

  12. Approach
 • Agent
framework
 – Autonomous
elements
 – Independent,
loosely
coupled
layer
 – Communica4on
across
domains
 – Intelligence
 • DUST
 – Distributed
User
Support
and
Troubleshoo4ng
 – Pilot
project
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  13. Pilot
Project
 • Develop
intelligent
assistants
 to
(semi)
autonomously
 monitor
the
execu4on
of
 workflows
on
the
grid
using
 MOTEUR.

 • Monitor
logs
on
the
server
 (and
grid)
side,

 • Detect
(relevant)
events
and

 • No4fy
the
user
and
support
 team

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  14. Current
Situa4on
 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 14

  15. Target
Situa4on
 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 15

  16. Technical
Implementa4on
 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 16

  17. FIPA
 DS: Directory facilitator AMS: Agent management system (JADE implementation) 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 17

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  20. Preliminary
evalua4on
 • Proof‐of‐concept
 – Agents
take
care
of
communica4on
 – Simple
func4onality
(job
status,
error
no4fica4on)
 – Flexible
implementa4on
 – Minimally
invasive
 • Need
to
assess:
 – Scalability
 – Complexity
 – Prac4cal
value
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  21. Discussion
 • Engineering
grid
applica4ons
is
challenging
 • System
complexity
is
bound
to
increase
 • Problems
are
bound
to
occur
in
such
dynamic
and
 complex
systems
 • Informa4on
and
exper4se
is
bound
to
remain
 distributed
(in
produc4on
grids)
 • Troubleshoo4ng
needs
to
be
approached
properly
 (which
framework?)
 – Applica4on
vs.
grid
level
 – Pilot
job
frameworks
 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 21

  22. Thanks
for
listening!
 14 September 2010 EGI Tech Forum 2010 22

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