Federation and Interoperability Use Cases, version 1.1

Hossain, Altaf; Jha, Shantenu; Weidner, Ole

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Description

Title

Federation and Interoperability Use Cases, version 1.1

Author(s)

• Hossain, Altaf
• Jha, Shantenu
• Weidner, Ole

Contributor(s)

Liming, R. Lee

Issue Date

2019-08-20

Keyword(s)

• XSEDE
• use cases
• federation
• interoperability
• high-throughput computing
• high-performance computing
• workflow

Abstract

These use cases describe how scientific projects make use of resources from more than one public research computing community, and how a given community can support such projects. A public research computing community is an organized set of resources and processes that work together coherently to serve the needs of a community of researchers. Many such communities exist worldwide, such as XSEDE (www.xsede.org) and PRACE (www.prace-ri.eu). Each community has computing resources (e.g., an HPC cluster or an archival storage service) and a set of services that add value to the community’s resources (e.g., a community login service or a user support service). Although each use case describes an activity that uses resources from multiple communities, the use cases themselves are written from the point of view of a single community. The goal is to express what a single community must offer to support the activity.

Series/Report Name or Number

Federation and Interoperability Use Cases, v1.1

Type of Resource

text

Language

en

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Sponsor(s)/Grant Number(s)

National Science Foundation, OCI-1053575

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