InfiniCloud: Leveraging the global infinicortex fabric and openstack cloud for borderless high performance computing of genomic data and beyond

Kenneth Ban; Jakub Chrzeszczyk; Andrew Howard; Dongyang Li; Tin Wee Tan

InfiniCloud: Leveraging the global infinicortex fabric and openstack cloud for borderless high performance computing of genomic data and beyond

Kenneth Ban
, Jakub Chrzeszczyk
, Andrew Howard
, Dongyang Li
, Tin Wee Tan

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Abstract

At the Supercomputing Frontiers Conference in Singapore in 2015, ACRC (Singapore) and NCI (Canberra, Australia) successfully presented InfiniCloud, a geographically distributed, high performance InfiniBand HPC Cloud which aims to enable borderless processing of genomic data as part of the InfiniCortex project. This paper provides a high-level technical overview of the architecture of InfiniCloud and how it can be used for high performance computation of genomic data in geographically distant sites by encapsulation of workflows/applications in Virtual Machines (VM) coupled with on-The-fly configuration of clusters and high speed transfer of data via long range Infiniband.

Original language	English
Article number	019
Journal	Proceedings of Science
Volume	15-20-March-2015
Publication status	Published - 2015
Event	2015 International Symposium on Grids and Clouds, ISGC 2015 - Taipei, Taiwan Duration: 15 Mar 2015 → 20 Mar 2015

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InfiniCloud: Leveraging the global infinicortex fabric and openstack cloud for borderless high performance computing of genomic data and beyond

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