Łukasz Dutka presents PLGrid | OSFair2017 Workshop Workshop title: National and European e-infrastructure cooparation for Open Science Workshop overview: This collaborative workshop comes in the context of coordinating EOSC related activities across large European infrastructures at European and national level. The workshop will offer an opportunity for cross-pollination on issues ranging from open scholarship to technical service provision, training, community engagement and support. OpenAIRE NOADs, EGI NGIs, GEANT NRENs and other national e-Infrastructure representatives will discuss gaps, synergies, coordination and service integration opportunities. DAY 3 - PARALLEL SESSION 6 & 7

1. PLGrid
National Grid and Cloud Infrastructure for Science
ACK CYFRONET AGH
Competence Centre for Cloud and Grid Computing
Lukasz Dutka
Open Science Fair, Athens 2017

2. Poznan Supercomputing and
Networking Center, Institute of
Bioorganic Chemistry Polish
Academy of Sciences
Wroclaw Centre for Networking
and Supercomputing
The Academic Computer
Centre Cyfronet AGH
(coordinator)
Interdisciplinary Centre for
Mathematcal and Computatinal
Modelling
Academic Computer
Centre in Gdansk
Gdansk
TASK
Poznan
PCSS
Wroclaw
WCSS
Krakow
Cyfronet
Warszawa
ICM

3. RI / eInfrastructure Development
coordinated by Cyfronet
 PLGrid PLUS (2011–2015)
 Outcome:
 Focus on users (training, helpdesk…)
 Domain specific solutions: 13
 PL-Grid (2009–2012)
 Outcome: Common base infrastructure
 PLGrid NG (2014–2015)
 Outcome:
 Optimization of resources usage, training
 Extension of domain specific by: 14
 PLGrid CORE (2014–2015)
 Outcome: Competence Center
 Open Science paradigm
(large workflow app., data farming
mass comp., ……)
 End-user services
Polish National Academic Network PIONIER
Cluster
Data
Respositories
Cluster
PL-Grid Middleware and Services
DomainGridAppliations
DomainGridAppliations
DomainGridAppliations
DomainGridAppliations
DomainGridAppliations
DomainGridAppliations

4. Summary of Projects Results
Research Infrastructures vs. e-Infrastructures
 Synergy between domain specific researchers
and IT experts. Close collaboration.
 Ecosystem for making science with pillars
 software
 tools, environments, services
 cloud
 Distributed data management
 hardware
 HPC, HTC, data intensive
 expertise (from communities)
 domain specific and IT
 community involvement in all activities
 helpdesk (efficiency in operation), training, marketing
 financial issues
Domain grids 27 solutions

5. Summary of Projects Results
Active users and grants (up-to-date-2017)
Number of all Infrastructure users
Number of active Infrastructure users
Others
2017
2012

6. Onedata - Distributed Data Management
for Close and Open Data
External
Systems
Legacy
Applications
Other
API
POSIX
FILE
SYST
EM
LONG
POLLI
NG
API
REST
API
HTTP
CDMI
API
WEB
GUI
External
Systems
Many IdPs
Distributed
Data
Fine Grain
Access Control
Migration
between
Locations
Metadata
AnnotationData Discovery
Adhoc
Grouping
Hierarchical
Groups Synced
with IdPs
Multiple
Replicas
Policy
Mgmt.
Data CachingDecentralization
Multi-level
Scalability
No Data
Lock-in
Virtual
Filesystem
No-Barrier
Data
Sharing
Open Data
Sharing
DOI/Handle
Minting
Storage
Heterogeneity
Unified
Sharing Existing
Data Sets
Decoupled
Collections
My Data

7. Opportunities and Ideas
 Working set of e-services should be reused
 User support plans and helpdesk should widen
 Complex solutions for “payment” and “billing” working in scientific world based on grants
 Distributed data processing and preservation services based on e-services including
Onedata
 Support for Open Science collection OAI-PMH protocols for integration data collection with
open science discovery tools.

8. QUESTIONS?