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Data to Discovery The iPlant Collaborative ommunity Cyberinfrastructure for Life Scien Nirav Merchant ([email protected]) iPlant / University of Arizona
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AHM 2014: The iPlant Collaborative, Community Cyberinfrastructure for Life Science

Nov 30, 2014

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Page 1: AHM 2014: The iPlant Collaborative, Community Cyberinfrastructure for Life Science

Data to Discovery

The iPlant Collaborative Community Cyberinfrastructure for Life Science

Nirav Merchant ([email protected])iPlant / University of Arizona

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The iPlant Collaborative: Vision

www.iPlantCollaborative.org

Enable life science researchers and educators touse and extend cyberinfrastructure

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iPlant: Layer Cake

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iPlant Architectural Motivation • We strive to be the CI Lego blocks• Danish 'leg godt' - 'play well’• Also translates as 'I put together' in

Latin• If a solution is not available you can

craft your own using iPlant CI components

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iPlant Atmosphere

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iPlant Data Store

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iPlant BISQUE

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How is it being used ?

• User build their own systems (powered by iPlant components) but managed by them

• Consume specific components (a la carte, data store, Atmosphere)

• Directly use applications (DE)• Custom design appliances

(Atmosphere)• Publish their findings (PNAS, Nature)• Advocate use• Create learning material and

courses

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www.iplantcollaborative.org

iPlant’s role as an enabling CI

Example “Powered by iPlant” Impact

CoGE usage and user count after federation and interoperability with iPlant

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Why is it valuable ?

• Users are able to over come data and computational bottle necks

• Share data of ANY size with ANYONE• Connect data and compute on single

platform • Manage their data and computations

regardless of scale • Build their own apps and solutions

(create their own community iAnimal, iVirome)

• Create custom appliances

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iPlant: What worked• All major CI components have seen

steady adoption (few exception)• “Think tank to do tank” transition

was rapid• Evolved to a technology proving

ground• Take research products (NSF

funded) to production use for our community

• Running infrastructure is not fun, building is. Allowing people to focus on science (while stream line CI)

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iPlant: What worked

• Evolution of training (software carpentry)

• Sharing/collaboration• Give people exit strategy (options)

and they are happy adopt solution• Provide feedback to CI component

creators to improve (usability)• Expectation management: Do not

expect the same experience (cable cord cutting v/s netflix/hulu)

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What did not work

• Managing distributed teams is harder in VO (load balancing, enthusiasm etc)

• Technology lifecycle is not synchronized across all products

• Relying on multiple providers for solution is challenging (downtimes)

• Changing/Evolving needs of community are hard to predict

• Growth of users out paces our cloud capabilities (see tweets)

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Even the tech geeks notice

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Connect with iPlant!

Twitter: @iPlantCollab #iPlantFacebook: facebook.com/iPlantCollab

LinkedIn: iplant.co/iPlantCollabLinkedInGoogle+: iplant.com/iPlantGooglePlus