
handle: 10261/47083 , 10261/108954
We present an infrastructure in which HPC resources from the Amazon Web Services public cloud are combined with specific grid resources at Ibergrid. The integration is done transparently for the GridWay users through a daemon which permanently monitors the pool of available resources and submitted jobs, managing virtual instances for satisfying the demand under budget restrictions. The study has been proved with a specific application from the Xmipp package, which performs image processing from electron microscopy data and requires heavy high-throughput computing offering parallelization capabilities. The application was ported successfully for such a hybrid framework with the help of the MPI-Start package. Some preliminary results from test runs are presented for a controlled sample of thousand input images. Some inconveniences and troublesome aspects of the deployment are also reported.
This research was founded by the AWS in Education Research Grants program by Amazon LTD., the GRID-CSIC project founded by the Spanish National Research Council-CSIC and by the Grant MAT2009-12364 from the CICYT (Comisión Interministerial de Ciencia y Tecnología, Spain).
12 páginas, 5 figuras, 4 tablas.-- Trabajo presentado al 5th Iberian Grid Infrastructure Conference celebrado en Santander (España) del 8 al 10 de junio de 2011.
Peer reviewed
Image processing, resource provisioning, Virtualization, parallelization, Resource provisioning, Clouds, HPC, Hpc, Parallelization, cloud, Grid, virtualization, image processing
Image processing, resource provisioning, Virtualization, parallelization, Resource provisioning, Clouds, HPC, Hpc, Parallelization, cloud, Grid, virtualization, image processing
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