We discuss a new high performance computing service (HPCS) platform that has been developed to provide domain-neutral computing service under the governmental support from “EDucation-research Integration through Simulation On the Net” (EDISON) project. With a first focus on technical features, we not only present in-depth explanations of the implementation details, but also describe the strengths of the EDISON platform against the successful nanoHUB.org gateway. To validate the performance and utility of the platform, we provide benchmarking results for the resource virtualization framework, and prove the stability and promptness of the EDISON platform in processing simulation requests by analyzing several statistical datasets obtained from a three-month trial service in the initiative area of computational nanoelectronics. We firmly believe that this work provides a good opportunity for understanding the science gateway project ongoing for the first time in Republic of Korea, and that the technical details presented here can be served as an useful guideline for any potential designs of HPCS platforms.
Hoon RYU
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
Jung-Lok YU
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
Duseok JIN
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
Jun-Hyung LEE
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
Dukyun NAM
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
Jongsuk LEE
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
Kumwon CHO
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
Hee-Jung BYUN
Suwon University
Okhwan BYEON
Korea Institute of Science and Technology Information
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Hoon RYU, Jung-Lok YU, Duseok JIN, Jun-Hyung LEE, Dukyun NAM, Jongsuk LEE, Kumwon CHO, Hee-Jung BYUN, Okhwan BYEON, "EDISON Science Gateway: A Cyber-Environment for Domain-Neutral Scientific Computing" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Information,
vol. E97-D, no. 8, pp. 1953-1964, August 2014, doi: 10.1587/transinf.E97.D.1953.
Abstract: We discuss a new high performance computing service (HPCS) platform that has been developed to provide domain-neutral computing service under the governmental support from “EDucation-research Integration through Simulation On the Net” (EDISON) project. With a first focus on technical features, we not only present in-depth explanations of the implementation details, but also describe the strengths of the EDISON platform against the successful nanoHUB.org gateway. To validate the performance and utility of the platform, we provide benchmarking results for the resource virtualization framework, and prove the stability and promptness of the EDISON platform in processing simulation requests by analyzing several statistical datasets obtained from a three-month trial service in the initiative area of computational nanoelectronics. We firmly believe that this work provides a good opportunity for understanding the science gateway project ongoing for the first time in Republic of Korea, and that the technical details presented here can be served as an useful guideline for any potential designs of HPCS platforms.
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