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Mitglied der Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft User Defined Runtime Environments in UNICORE EGI Technical Forum 2011, Lyon, FR 2011-09-21 Bj orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid Agenda Introduction Design Fitting the Model VMM Abstraction VM Images


  1. Mitglied der Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft User Defined Runtime Environments in UNICORE EGI Technical Forum 2011, Lyon, FR 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid

  2. Agenda Introduction Design Fitting the Model VMM Abstraction VM Images XaaS Related Work Summary and Future Work 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 2

  3. Current situation accesses User Target System provides Applications 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 3

  4. Current situation accesses User Target System wants provides Applications 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 3

  5. Current situation User wants Applications 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 3

  6. Motivation Image Repository User Resources VMM/Cloud 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 4

  7. Motivation find image Image Repository User Resources VMM/Cloud 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 4

  8. Motivation find image Image Repository User requires Resources VMM/Cloud 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 4

  9. Motivation find image Image Repository User requires Resources provides VMM/Cloud 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 4

  10. Motivation find image Image Repository User requires run VM Resources provides Running VMM/Cloud instance create 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 4

  11. Motivation find image Image Repository User requires run application run VM Resources provides Running VMM/Cloud instance create 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 4

  12. Use Cases Specialized software setup e. g. conflicting with other software configurations Specific runtime environments Compiler suite system libraries Kernel OS distribution Applications in general 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 5

  13. Fitting the Model 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 6

  14. Required Changes TargetSystemFactory Create TargetSystem according to requirements and given VM image TargetSystem/XNJS Use a somewhat dynamic configuration taken from the image repository’s metadata Dynamically connect to the TSI inside the running instance Keep track of running instance’s health (Expose status) Client Query image repository Monitor state of VM instance Provide parameters for instatiating VM images 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 7

  15. Abstraction of the VMM Numerous virtualization solutions available Xen, QEMU, KVM, VirtualBox, VMware, ... libVirt can connect to many of them additionally, libVirt does remote management of VMMs virtual networks storage 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 8

  16. VM Image Repositories Need to store images plus metadata Operating System Applications provided Requirements Will use UNICORE MMF for this purpose Associate metadata with each image Portions of IDB Possibly TSI configuration The images themselves will contain the TSI 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 9

  17. Image Metadata Explicitly set by image creator Read by user or orchestration service Contents IDB configuration TSI setup, e. g. port numbers 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 10

  18. Resource Requirements VM Image VMM/TSF 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 11

  19. Resource Requirements VM Image CPU Architecture requires Main Memory Disk space VMM/TSF 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 11

  20. Resource Requirements VM Image CPU Architecture requires Main Memory Disk space offers VMM/TSF 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 11

  21. Resource Requirements VM Image CPU Architecture requires Main Memory Disk space offers CPU Speed CPU Count offers Network Bandwidth VMM/TSF 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 11

  22. Resource Requirements VM Image CPU Architecture requires Main Memory Disk space offers OS Virt. Memory offers Applications CPU Speed CPU Count offers Network Bandwidth VMM/TSF 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 11

  23. Resource Requirements VM Image CPU Architecture requires Main Memory Disk space offers OS Virt. Memory offers Applications CPU Speed CPU Count offers Network Bandwidth VMM/TSF 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 11

  24. IaaS - PaaS - SaaS Infrastructure assumed to be available IaaS 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 12

  25. IaaS - PaaS - SaaS We’ll be able to cover ”Platform as a service” with PaaS our implementation Infrastructure assumed to be available IaaS 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 12

  26. IaaS - PaaS - SaaS It doesn’t take much to add ”Software as a service” on SaaS top We’ll be able to cover ”Platform as a service” with PaaS our implementation Infrastructure assumed to be available IaaS 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 12

  27. Software as as Service In order to achieve full SaaS find image Image Repository User run application requires run VM Resources provides Running instance VMM/Cloud create 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 13

  28. Software as as Service In order to achieve full SaaS find image Image Repository Orchestrator run application requires run VM Resources provides Running instance VMM/Cloud create 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 13

  29. Related Work WNoDeS – Worker Nodes on Demand Service LRMS integration gLite Worker Nodes Dynamic Provisioning of Virtual Worker Nodes Use of Grid Resourses through Cloud (IaaS) interfaces Manageable Dynamic Execution Environments on the Grid Using Virtual Machines Sai Srinivas Dharanikota and Ralf Ratering, 2006 similar approach Only OS relevant for image selection Use of Software deployment service abandoned prototype 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 14

  30. Summary Motivation flexibility in available applications VO specific OS images availability of virtualized hardware Design Fitting the UNICORE model Required changes Abstraction of VMM Image Repositories Metadata Relation to IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS Related work 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 15

  31. Future Work Implementation currently ongoing Develop an orchestration service capable of providing full SaaS scenario Entire clusters of virtual nodes 10 , 000 cores possible, would have ranked #114 in 2010 Top 500 list http://bit.ly/gouqdi Will need more complex setup Multi-core nodes will be possible easily 2011-09-21 Bj¨ orn Hagemeier and Kiran Javaid 16

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