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National Institute of
Supercomputing & Networking
Introduction KISTI ScienceDMZ
(Including PRP, NRP, Asia PRP)
Jeonghoon Moon8th Aug 2018
APAN 46th Meeting@Auckland, APRP Session
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Highlights of KREONET
1. 100G from Daejonto Chicago/StarLight
2. SDN-WAN Connection
to Chicago/StarLight,
Add Seattle and Hongkong (Aug)
3. 100G Ring linking major cities
4. 17 GigaPoPs with 1G, 10G or 40G
100G
KREONET2 & GLORIAD-Kr & SDN Deployment (KREONET-S)
Additional 100G from Daejeon to Seattle and Hongkong early 2019
100G
100G
• KISTI ScienceDMZ– Two types DTNs (SDN/L3 based)
• 100G : International & Giant Group Research & Study
• 10~40G : Domestic Scientific Research Group / ~1G : Normal User (Fionette)
– Participated in 1st PRP Workshop since 2015 & 1st NRP Workshop since 2017
• Deploy ScienceDMZ and Activites
– Domestic
• Focus on Giant Group Research & Study(Data-Intensive Science) areas
• Examples : K*GENOME, GENOME RDC, LSST, HEP(CMS, ALICE), SDO, HPC,
GSDC, KSTAR, KBSI TEM, eKVN etc.
• Especially, eKVN(Korea eVLBI) and LSST deploy 100G connection (KASI)
• Deploy KISTI New Supercomputer with a DTN Cluster on 100G
• Dark Matter research using astronomical/particle big data on ScienceDMZ
– International
• Participate in PRP, NRP, APRP
• Asia PRP : Collaboration with APAN members for Deploy and use ScienceDMZ
• Participate in ‘Peta Scale DTN Project’
KISTI ScienceDMZs
eKVN
KBSI TEM KSTAR
K*GENOME
SDOHEP (CMS, ALICE)
LSST
GSDC
Genome RDC
Supercomputer(5th)
KISTI ScienceDMZs
• SDN based DTN– Seoul & Daejeon on ONOS(SDN/VDN,
Currently, 10G)
– For SDN based applications of KREONET service
– Enabled SDN environment between Daejeon,
Chicago(now), Seattle, and Hongkong(in Aug
– Enabled SDN environments for 5 major places
in Domestic
• L3 based DTN– For International with 40G & 100G connection
for PRP and Peta Scale DTN
– From Aug, 2018, 100G test for Domestic
& International(SC18)
– Participated in PRP PS MaDDash (Prof. Tomas DeFanti & John Graham)
– Deployment for several areas
• Such as KISTI Supercomputer, eKVN, LSST, HEP, Climate Service and so on
• Expand 17 Giga Pops in KREONET(Domestic)
KISTI Supercomputer
KISTI SDN baseed DTN
SDN status of KREONET(Intl’ &Domestic)
Intl’ Exchange
(via StarLight)
Seoul-Core
Busan-Core
ChangWon-Core
GwangJu-Core
Chicago-Core
ScienceDMZ/DTN
ScienceDMZ/DTN
GwangJu-Edge
Deajeon-Core
Deajeon-Edge
ChangWon-Edge
Busan-Edge
Chicago-Edge
Seoul-Edge
KIMS
Tongmyong
Univ.
Ulsan Observatory
Tamna Observatory
Yonsei Observatory
PLSI
(via KISTI)
OverCloud-Box
(via GIST)
Cloud Gateway
(COREEN)
PLSI
(via GIST)
OverCloud-Box
(via GIST)
Seattle-Core
Intl’ Exchange
(via PacificWave)
Chicago-Edge
Hongkong-Core
Hongkong-EdgeIntl’ Exchange
(via HKLight)
Performance of KISTI ScienceDMZfor Domestic users 1/3
• Transfer performance of KISTI ScienceDMZ over SDN – Transfer performance between Seoul and Daejeon (over 160Km)
Iperf Verification(9.89Gb/s on 10GE)
GridFTP Verification(9.43Gb/s on 10GE)
SDN/ONOS/VDN Topology
Seoul-Daejeon transfer performance vi DTN
Transfer performance bwteen Seoul and Daejeon
- Iperf : 9.89Gb/s on 10GE- GridFTP : 9.43Gb/s on 10GE
VDN service on SDN/ONOSVDN service of TTA given connection and bandwidth
- supported
Performance of KISTI ScienceDMZ 2/3SC16@Salt Lake City(Nov.2016) Data Transfer Demonstration
• Long Distance Data Transfer Demo with Harvey Newman Team
• Between Daejeon(Korea) – Chicago – Salt Lake City : 10GE
• Approximately 10,000mi
• Result : FDT Transfer with normal TCP • AVG : 9.16Gb/s on 10GE
• Max : 9.48Gb/s on 10GE
• DTN – FIONA (Flash I/O Node Appliance) • Dedicated Data Transfer Node
FDT transfer with normal TCP
on 10GE between Daejeon-Salt Lake City
Performance of KISTI ScienceDMZ 3/3Expanding to the Global Research Platform
Via CENIC/Pacific Wave, Internet2, and International Links from Larry Smarr
PRP
PRP’s Current
International
Partners
Korea Shows Distance is Not the Barrier to Above 5Gb/s Disk-to-Disk Performance
Netherlands
Guam
Australia
Korea
Japan
Source: Larry Smarr(Calit2), 1st NRP Workshop@Bozeman 2017
LSSTLarge Synoptic Survey Telescope:
potential usage case of the DTN
⚫ LSST (Large Synoptic Survey Telescope; http://lsst.org)
− 10-year (2022 ~ 2032) survey of Southern Sky support
ed by DOE, NSF, international contributors, and private
donors.
− Production of raw data about at a rate of 15TB~30TB p
er night.
− 0.5Exabyte is expected around 2032.
− NCSA is in charge of processing, archiving, and serving
the data.
− Engineering “First Light: anticipated in 2019
− Science “First Light “ in 2021
⚫ KASI (Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)
is one of the international contributors on behalf of
the LSST Korea (http://lsst.kasi.re.kr).
⚫ KASI – Deployment of ScienceDMZ and PRP
ScienceDMZ for LSST in KASI
Data Volume of ~ 30TB per night• Data size : 0.5Exabyte for imaging (over 50PB for the catalog DB)
The LSST Network requirements• High demand end-to-end applications like LSST require that all networks in the path support
QoS and Programmability
• Each 12.7GB data set (6.4GB picture + 6.3GB metadata) must be transmitted to the U.S. in 5 seconds and Database synchronization, etc.
LSST data (part of data set) transfer from Chile and NCSA(US) to KASI• LSST data transfer demonstration at SC18 (Nov)
100G
100G
100G
ScienceDMZ Architecture for HPC(Collaboration with NERSC & Esnet)
• ScienceDMZ for KISTI 5th Supercomputer – Dedicated DTN connection with NERSC DTN
• Peta Scale DTN transfer Project– DTN Cluster on 100GE
• Globus Online– GridFTP
DTN
DTN
DTN
DTN
100G Switch
SDN(VPN/VDN)
5th Super-computer
File System
Normal User
…
DTN Cluster
F/W
슈퍼컴퓨터 5호기 100G/SDN
Peta Scale transfer environment over KISTI 5th Supercomputer
Collaboration with NERSC ScienceDMZ
DTN Cluster
ScienceDMZ architecture for HPC
4Gbps FabricInfiniband10GbE Network
Sun X4270 36EA / J4400 72EALustre OSS Servers
MPP Computer Cluster(3200 Nodes)
SUN X4600 4EASAM-QFS MDS Servers(Dual PCI-E(4) : Disks, PCI-E(1) : 10GbE, Dual PCI-X(2) : Tapes)
Brocade 48K
STK 6140 (24 Tray)(500GB SATA, ??TB Usable)
STK 8500 (LTO4 16 Drives)(1050 LTO3 Media)
IBMSMP
10GbE Network
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6
(8 Port for Disk per Svr)(4 Port for Tape per Svr)
(1 Port for 10GbE per Svr)
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22
22
22
22
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Brocade 48K
SUN V215(ACSLS Server)
BACKUP2
[117TB]
2
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Sun X4270 6EA / J4200 5EALustre MDS Servers
DTN 4 node(Dual PCI-E(1) : IB, PCI-E(1):10GbE)
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Sun X4270 2EA [admin01.02]Provisioning Servers
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PPLIC
/SCRATCH
METAD
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M9-648*8EA
M2-36 *6EA
KISTI Supercomputer architecture with DTN
DTN
SC18 Demonstration & LSST Project in Korea
• 100G connection with KISTI Booth@SC18
– 100G DTN demonstration between SC18 KISTI booth and Daejeon
– 100G switch and DTN will be set up at booth
– PRP/APRP collaboration
• Participate in Global 100G DTN demonstration with Caltech (Harvey Newman)
– Participate in several demonstrations with Global partners
• 100G LSST Demo (Working on a scenario)
– Focus on real LSST data from Chile to real user of Korea via US
– KASI(Korea Astronomy and Space Science Institute)• One of 100G users in KREONET
• One of the international contributors on behalf of the LSST Korea(http://lsst.kasi.re.kr)
– Two Endpoints will be available
• KASI and KISTI(Daejeon)
• 100G DTN will be set up before SC18
✓ Asia Pacific Research Platform(APRP) WG in APAN- Chair : Jeonghoon Moon, KISTI, Korea
- Co-Chair : Andrew Howard, NCI, Australia
- Secretary : Asif Khan, Perdana Univ. Malaysia
- Committee Member : Yves Poppe(NSCC, Singapore), Kenneth Ban (NUS, NSCC, Singapore),
Lin Gan(Tsinghua Univ. NSCC Wuxi, PRC), Garry Swan(CSIRO, Australia),
Suhaimi Napis(Putra Univ. Malaysia)
✓ APRP Project- 100G HK-Marseille link in June 2018 at TNC18 as first 100G Ring-Around-The-World
- Cooperation of Asia – USA – Europe to build a Global Research Platform with PRP, NRP,
ERP and APRP
- Asia-Pacific Bioinformatics Network (APBioNet) to propose genomics link with ELIXIR
- Ability for us to submit projects to TEIN*CC for Asia@Connect funding
- Related Research & Work for HPC in Asia
✓ APRP Roadmap- 2nd NRP Workshop at Bozeman, Aug, 2018
- APAN 46th Meeting at Auckland, Aug, 2018
- SC18 at Dallas, Nov, 2018
- APAN 47th at Daejeon Feb. 2018
- SCAsia19 at Singapore Mar, 2019 (APRP Conference will be held)
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