UCL e-Science Centre Saleem Bhatti Networks Research Group Computer Science Department

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UCL e-Science Centre
Saleem Bhatti
Networks Research Group
Computer Science Department
University College London
http://grid.ucl.ac.uk/
http://nrg.cs.ucl.ac.uk/
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Outline
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e-Science Centre: background
Current status and work in progress
Future
I am happy to take questions as we go
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Outline
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e-Science Centre: background
Current status and work in progress
Future
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Networked Systems at UCL
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Computer Science: first edge-node on
internet outside US (1973)
Multimedia tools:
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multicast
voice (RAT), video (VIC), whiteboard (WB),
session (SDR) + others
used for AccessGrid
Prof. Peter Kirstein:
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CBE + ACM SIGCOMM Jon Postel Award (2003)
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Original Proposal: NETSYS
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Centre of Excellence proposal
Focused on Networked Systems:
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NETSYS - http://netsys.ucl.ac.uk/
networking for Grid and e-Science
Multi-disciplinary:
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Computer Science
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
High Energy Physics
Information Systems
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People
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Saleem Bhatti (Computer Science)
Bob Bentley (AstroPhysics, MSSL)
Peter Clarke (High Energy Physics)
Peter Coveney (Chemistry)
Peter Kirstein (Computer Science)
Roland Rosner (Information Systems)
Lionel Sacks (E&EEng)
Søren-Aksel Sørensen (Computer Science)
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Wider UCL Grid/e-Science
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UCL Grid - http://grid.ucl.ac.uk/
More than 30 projects:
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Mostly collaborative
UK and EU Grid funding
GridPP, RealityGrid, EGSO, EU-DataGrid …
networking: MB-NG, GRS, UKLIGHT, 6NET …
Industrial collaboration in Grid/e-Science:
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Cisco, Sun (CoE), IBM, (UKERNA,) …
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Outline
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e-Science Centre: background
Current status and work in progress
Future
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General
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Kick-off: 1 Aug 2003
Waiting to appoint a person
New AccessGrid facility:
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(New room in refurbished building - JIF)
AccessGrid equipment
Ready for use (as of end Sep 2003)
Various activities in progress
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Networking for e-Science
Most e-Science work so far assumes
that the network resources and
functions (high capacity, QoS,
monitoring, control, accounting,
security, etc.) are - or will be available to the applications as and
when requested.
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A summary of areas of interest
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High Capacity
Predictability / Timely delivery
Security
Reliability
Users - the usual suspects:
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HEP, astro-physics, bio-informatics, medical
informatics, materials science, etc.
others (non e-Science) may also have demanding
needs
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Networking projects:
UK funding [1]
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MB-NG:
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GRS:
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core network QoS + high speed connectivity
core traffic engineering
edge network QoS control
UKLIGHT:
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very high-speed international connectivity
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Networking projects:
UK funding [2]
GridProbe
GRS
(edge)
(Cambridge - monitoring)
MB-NG
(core)
NETHERLIGHT
UKLIGHT
(international)
Collaboration
• Industry
• UKERNA
• GEANT
• EU NRENs
STARLIGHT
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Networking projects:
EU funding
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6NET:
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EU-DataGrid WP7:
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pan-European networking for HEP (LHC)
DataTAG:
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pan-European IPv6 including Globus-IPv6
US-UK high-speed links
EGEE:
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pan-European Grid
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Standards/collaboration
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GGF:
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IETF/IRTF:
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transport (end-to-end) protocols
routing, end-to-end protocols, IPv6
Grid Network Team (GNT) - now completed
Networking in the large:
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UKERNA (National)
GÉANT, NETHERLIGHT (Europe)
STARLIGHT/US (International)
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Outline
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e-Science Centre: background
Current status and work in progress
Future
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Future research areas
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Security:
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Monitoring and measurement:
Access to network information and services
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e.g. QoS + ECN + QoS control + IPv6
Inter-domain issues:
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APIs, middleware, underware
Unified mechanisms across network:
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especially DDoS + intrusion detection
connectivity policy, routing/path control
Optical (and hybrid optical) routing
Accounting (and charging?)
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Future standards/collaboration
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Growing Grid and e-Science interest:
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research, development, deployment, testing,
evolution
Growing engagement with industry
Continued participation in GGF + IETF/IRTF
Continued collaboration at National,
European and International level:
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e.g. GLIF (Global Lambda Infrastructure Forum)
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Summary
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Background of networking expertise
Broad range of e-Science and Grid activities
UK and EU funding
Standards/collaboration activities
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