Published September 17, 2022 | Version v1
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Extending Tapis Workflow Management Framework with Elastic Google Cloud Distributed System using CloudyCluster by Omnibond

  • 1. University of Hawaii, Honolulu
  • 2. University of Hawaii - System, Honolulu
  • 3. Omnibond Systems
  • 4. Texas Advanced Computing Center

Description

The goal of a robust cyberinfrastructure (CI) ecosystem is to catalyse discovery and innovation. Tapis does this through offering a sustainable production-quality set of API services to support modern science and engineering research, which increasingly span geographically distributed data centers, instruments, experimental facilities, and a network of national and regional CI. Leveraging frameworks, such as Tapis, enables researchers to accomplish computational and data-intensive research in a secure, scalable, and reproducible way and allows them to focus on their research instead of the technology needed to accomplish it.
This project aims to enable the integration of the Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and CloudyCluster resources into Tapis-
supported science gateways to provide on-demand scaling needed by computational workflows. The new functionality uses Tapis event-driven Abaco Actors and CloudyCluster to create an elastic distributed cloud computing system on demand. This integration allows researchers and science gateways to augment cloud resources on top of existing local and national computing
resources.

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