The Changing Face of
Cyberinfrastructure
Beyond Today’s Internet: Experiencing a Smart Future
Mark Berman
[email protected]
www.geni.net
March 25, 2015
Thank You to Our Hosts!
George Washington University
• Tim Wood
• Brian Ensor
• Donald DuRousseau
• Andrew Gallo
• Angela McKinney
• Cynthia Spitzer
• Kara Gillespie
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And Special Thanks
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The Changing Face of
Cyberinfrastructure
Beyond Today’s Internet: Experiencing a Smart Future
Mark Berman
[email protected]
www.geni.net
March 25, 2015
Cyberinfrastructure Lives to Serve
All applications and services rely on
cyberinfrastructure.
High performance applications and services
need precision cyberinfrastructure
• The right resources
• In the right place
• Running the right software
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Two Key GENI Concepts
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Install the software I want throughout my network slice
(into firewalls, routers, clouds, …)
And keep my slice isolated from your slice, so we don’t
interfere with each other
We can run many different “future
Internets” in parallel.
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Program Everything
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Program Everything
Computers
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Program Everything
Networks
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Program Everything
4G Cellular
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Program Everything
Clouds
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Program Everything
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End-to-end Integrated Slices
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End-to-end Integrated Slices
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Precision Cyberinfrastructure
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Precision Matters
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Precision Matters
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Precision Matters
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Precision Matters
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GENI’s Sliced Infrastructure
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GENI’s Sliced Infrastructure
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Nationwide Precision Cyberinfrastructure
GENI-installed cyberinfrastructure
GENI Racks - 58 racks in current
deployment
GENI Wireless - 26 base stations at
13 sites
All are sliced and deeply programmable
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Interoperable CISE cyberinfrastructure
includes
NSF Cloud
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• Campus Cyberinfrastructure (CC-*)
• US Ignite cities
• ACI-REF
Sliced R&E networks
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GENI is supporting thousands of researchers,
educators, and students and their experiments.
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GENI Users Span the US
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Supporting International Collaborations
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What are they all doing?
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GENI / US Ignite Demo Session
• 60+ demonstrations
• Six countries
• Education
• Health
• Public safety
• Advanced networking
• Manufacturing
• Environment
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Precision Cyberinfrastructure Patterns
On-demand science: Bioinformatics, remote
microscope, storm surge modeling
Locavore data & real-time interaction: Collaborative
pollution viewer, Mars rover in education
Dynamic infrastructure: Software-Defined Exchanges &
Infrastructure (SDX/SDI), Science DMZ as a Service
Today’s demonstrations provide a sample of advanced
cyberinfrastructure applications.
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Today’s Demos
Not Real or not Live
Traffic mishaps (simulated)
Hurricanes (we replay historical data)
Both Real and Live
Advanced infrastructure
Programmable networks
Applications - science and society
Participants - students, teachers, police
Maps
Workflows & data*
* Some workflows or data sets shortened for the sake
of time.
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What’s next?
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How Can We Accelerate Progress?
Deploy and federate more deeply programmable and sliceable
cyberinfrastructure
• Networks, HPC, clouds, cyberphysical systems, …
• Both new and existing cyberinfrastructure
Pursue research into flexible and dynamic control structures*
• More flexible and heterogeneous resource combinations
• Highly dynamic precision cyberinfrastructure configurations
* Ref: Final Report, NSF Workshop on the Development of a Next-Generation
Cyberinfrastructure, December 2014.
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