AWS for HPC in Drug Discovery
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Drug discovery at 2x speed. Faster, more comprehensive testing approval processes. Identifying gene targets in massive sequencing data sets. These goals are ambitious yet attainable, but not without increasing the computational capabilities of today's researchers. While everyone agrees that simply deploying more infrastructure is not the answer, running that work in the cloud is not without challenges. In this talk we will discuss and illustrate elements of those workloads that Cycle Computing's customers have run on AWS, generating vastly better results than would have been attained on traditional infrastructure. We will cover some common problems they encountered, and how they resolved them using Amazon EC2, S3, Glacier, and Cycle's software. Presenters: Dougal Ballantyne, Business Development, AWS; Rob Futrick, CTO, Cycle Computing
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AWS for HPC in Drug Discovery
- 1. CONFIDENTIAL © 2014 Amazon.com, Inc. and its affiliates. All rights reserved. May not be copied, modified, or distributed in whole or in part without the express consent of Amazon.com, Inc.
- 2. CONFIDENTIAL Why AWS for HPC? Low cost with flexible pricing Efficient clusters Unlimited infrastructure Faster time to results Concurrent clusters on-demand Increased collaboration
- 3. CONFIDENTIAL Schrodinger Material Sciences Tools Estimated $68M for a cluster purchase, or 200-years on an on-premise machine vs 50,000-core analytics job run on AWS cloud, completed in 18 hours using 1.21 petaflops of computing capacity at peak… …for a total of $33K
- 4. CONFIDENTIAL Novartis Estimated 50,000 cores and $40M to experiment internally vs 10,600 Spot Instances, ~87,000 compute cores 39 years of computational chemistry in 9 hours… …for a total of $4,232
- 5. CONFIDENTIAL But cloud provides more than scale • Compliance • Data management – Secure – Integrated Lifecycle Management • Collaboration – Real time desktop sharing – Controlled sharing of data
- 6. CONFIDENTIAL AWS Global Infrastructure Application Services Networking Deployment & Administration DatabaseStorageCompute
- 7. CONFIDENTIAL Compiance Collaboration Scale Cloud offers… …with higher performance and lower cost than on-premise HPC
- 9. CONFIDENTIAL BETTER ANSWERS, FASTER. Rob Futrick rob.futrick@cyclecomputing.com 8
- 10. CONFIDENTIAL BigData + BigCompute Fraud Detection Risk Modeling Drug Design Genomics Modeling & Simulation Customer Analysis Data Lakes
- 11. CONFIDENTIAL Utility computing should be ubiquitous and easily accessible.
- 12. CONFIDENTIAL Well, after he’s at daycare...
- 13. CONFIDENTIAL Great, so… what’s the problem?
- 15. CONFIDENTIAL The Problem: Fixed Capacity
- 17. CONFIDENTIAL • Arkema Comp Chem • Tute Genomics NGS • J&J PK/PD, clinical trial simulation • Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research Drug Discovery • Large BioTech Petabyte+ Genome data archiving • J&J Statistical modeling, data archival, and computation Cloud helped…
- 18. CONFIDENTIAL For users, focus should be on science not IT. Easy access to compute changes everything. Accelerating compute accelerates people. Data wants to be stored and processed. Patterns
- 19. CONFIDENTIAL The Problem in 2015: • Need to run applications such as Gromacs, LAMMPS, & Quantum Espresso • No internal option to procure or support a cluster • Small amount of compute Solution: AWS & Create fully functional compute clusters - of a few nodes - on demand 18 Arkema: Comp chemistry Data Workflow Cloud Orchestration Analytics Modeling Compute Workflow
- 20. CONFIDENTIAL 19 Tute Genomics: NGS The Problem in 2015: • Need to run an in-house genome sequencing and analysis pipeline • No internal option to procure or support a cluster • Small initial compute needs Solution: AWS & Create fully functional compute clusters on demand. Data Workflow Cloud Orchestration Analytics Modeling Compute Workflow
- 21. CONFIDENTIAL 20 Users are focused on Science Not cluster management Data Workflow Cloud Orchestration Analytics Modeling Compute Workflow
- 22. CONFIDENTIAL 21 J&J: Clinical Trial Simulations The Problem: • Need to run multiple versions of apps like NONMEM in qualified and validated environments. • Environments must be maintained for years! • Need to replace EOLed infrastructure. Solution: AWS & Create qualified and validated compute environments on demand in AWS. Data Workflow Cloud Orchestration Analytics Modeling Compute Workflow
- 23. CONFIDENTIAL Your compute environment - at the push of a button – changes everything
- 24. CONFIDENTIAL Expected Impact 720 (hours) 720 720 Computing Analysis 2880 hours / 120 Days to Results Computing 720 Analysis CURRENT PROCESS (in hours) 720 Computing Analysis Analysis 1456 hours / 60.6 Days to Results 7208 8 Computing ANTICIPATED BENEFIT (in hours)
- 25. CONFIDENTIAL Benefit: 2-3X faster time to results 720 (hours) 720 720 Computing Analysis 2880 hours / 120 Days to Results Computing 720 Analysis CURRENT PROCESS (in hours) Higher Quality Output, Iterative Analysis, Less Context Switching Computing & Analysis POST ADOPTION: AGILE DESIGN PROCESS 8
- 26. CONFIDENTIAL Accelerating compute, Accelerates people. Enable them to ask the right questions.
- 27. CONFIDENTIAL Transform Healthcare/Life Sciences The Problem in 2013: • Cancer research needed 50,000 cores, not available in-house The options they didn’t choose: • Buy infrastructure: Spend $2M, wait 6 months • Write software for 9-12 months this 1 app Solution: • Created 10,600 server cluster • 39.5 years of computing in 8 hours • Found 3 potential drug candidates! • Total infrastructure bill: $4,372 26
- 29. CONFIDENTIAL Data wants to be stored properly
- 30. CONFIDENTIAL San Diego BioTech • 1+ Petabytes of data • DirectConnect • Uses DataMan to fully utilize bandwidth – Encryption keys managed internally – Scheduled and just in time transfers, easy for users Internal File System 1 Petabyte Firewall Amazon S3 Amazon Glacier HTTPS Command Lines/Sched uled Transfers
- 31. CONFIDENTIAL Data wants to be processed
- 32. CONFIDENTIAL Amazon S3 Amazon Glacier S3 -> Lustre -> Processing -> Glacier Data Workflow Analytics Modeling Cloud Compute
- 34. CONFIDENTIAL For users, focus should be on science not IT. Easy access to compute changes everything. Accelerating compute accelerates people. Data wants to be stored and processed. Patterns
- 35. CONFIDENTIAL So how do I get there?
- 36. CONFIDENTIAL Technical Computing Access Problems Technical Problems: - Migration: Cloud presents new APIs, interfaces - Workflow: Data, optimization - Security: Audit, compliance, and encryption - Performance: Error-handling, cost - Reporting: Chargeback, utilization, planning Users Cluster Workload 35 Business Problems: - Starting instances is just the beginning - LOBs access new, highly dynamic scale - Scale vs. cost equation - The workflow is more important than any tool
- 37. CONFIDENTIAL Cycle powers cloud BigData & BigCompute Data Workflow Cloud Orchestration Analytics Modeling Internal Compute Burst Software required to drive cloud analytics & simulation: • Easy access • Highly automated • Cost Optimized
- 38. CONFIDENTIAL Cycle Makes BigCompute Easy Burst, Data Workflow, & Orchestration Handles errors, reliability Automatic Spot Bidding Schedules data movement Secures, encrypts and audits Provides reporting and chargeback Validation, compliance Supports productions operations Scales from 100s - 100,000s cores
- 39. CONFIDENTIAL Utility computing should be ubiquitous and easily accessible.
- 40. CONFIDENTIAL We can solve the Problem!
- 41. CONFIDENTIAL Help your organization ask the right questions
- 42. CONFIDENTIAL Not only the ones that fit in fixed internal infrastructure
- 43. CONFIDENTIAL Think outside the boxes you own
- 44. CONFIDENTIAL Reap the benefits of boxes you borrow Analytics Modeling Simulation On Premise Data
- 46. CONFIDENTIAL 45
- 47. CONFIDENTIAL The Challenge for the Scientist • Dr. Mark Thompson • “Solar energy has the potential to replace some of our dependence on fossil fuels, but only if the solar panels can be made very inexpensively and have reasonable to high efficiencies. Organic solar cells have this potential.”
- 48. CONFIDENTIAL Challenge: 205,000 compounds totaling 2,312,959 core-hours, or 264 core-years
- 49. CONFIDENTIAL 16,788 Spot Instances, 156,314 cores! 205,000 molecules 264 years of computing
- 50. CONFIDENTIAL 156,314 cores = 1.21 PetaFLOPS (Rpeak) Equivalent to Top500 Jun2013 #29 205,000 molecules 264 years of computing
- 51. CONFIDENTIAL Done in 18 hours On $68M system for $33k 205,000 molecules 264 years of computing
- 52. CONFIDENTIAL BETTER ANSWERS, FASTER. Thank you. 51
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- WELCOME EVERYBODY ENJOYING REINVENT? SHOW OF HANDS, 1st re:Invent, 2nd re:Invent, 3rd re:Invent, last night’s pub crawl? big welcome to those attending their 1st re:Invent huge thank you to those attending their 2nd and 3rd thank you for coming to this session My name is Dougal and I am a Solutions Architect with a focus on High Performance Computing. In this session, I am going to be covering the Elastic Block Store service or EBS as we typically call it, and hopefully dive deep and explain the different capabilities and features of EBS.
- Unlimited Infrastructure – increased scalability and elasticity – go from 10’s to 1000’s of instances Efficient clusters – our compute instances have high efficiency comparing actual performance vs theoretical performance: Rmax/Rpeak – this means you need less nodes in your cluster than inefficient clusters – HUGE potential cost savings. Tune your cluster, not tune to your cluster – with AWS you can pick the right EC2 instance type instead of being forced to optimize your workload for the fixed cluster you have in-house Low Cost with Flexible pricing – multiple pricing models, pay as you go, no CAPEX Increased collaboration – access to clusters and data can be from anywhere with an internet connection Faster time to results –focus on your business/science, increase efficiency of your people by not being burdent by IT. While you can benchmark the cluster on the performance of a running a job, it is more important and comprehensive to benchmark the total time it takes to provision and use the cluster end-to-end Concurrent Clusters on demand – no more waiting in a queue, run multiple jobs simultaneously with an API call
- When Schrodinger Materials Science tools wanted to test out 200,000 different organic compounds to see which ones could be a good fit to be used in photovoltaic electricity generation, the amount of data it had to deal with was an inhibiting factor, to say the least. They estimated it would take them $68 million and 200-years on an on Prem machine. 150,000-core analytics job run on Amazon's cloud in 18 hours for $33,000 and exceeded 1.21 petaflops of computing capacity. In 2013, Novartis ran a project that involved virtually screening 10 million compounds against a common cancer target in less than a week. They calculated that it would take 50,000 cores and close to a $40 million investment if they wanted to run the experiment internally. Partnering with Cycle Computing and Amazon Web Services (AWS), Novartis built a platform leveraging Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS), and four Availability Zones. The project ran across 10,600 Spot Instances (approximately 87,000 compute cores) and allowed Novartis to conduct 39 years of computational chemistry in 9 hours for a cost of $4,232. Out of the 10 million compounds screened, three were successfully identified. Novartis Uses AWS to Conduct 39 Years of Computational Chemistry In 9 Hours Now – that makes a great conversation!! ----- A shout out - So what are some of the use cases for SPOT?
- When Schrodinger Materials Science tools wanted to test out 200,000 different organic compounds to see which ones could be a good fit to be used in photovoltaic electricity generation, the amount of data it had to deal with was an inhibiting factor, to say the least. They estimated it would take them $68 million and 200-years on an on Prem machine. 150,000-core analytics job run on Amazon's cloud in 18 hours for $33,000 and exceeded 1.21 petaflops of computing capacity. In 2013, Novartis ran a project that involved virtually screening 10 million compounds against a common cancer target in less than a week. They calculated that it would take 50,000 cores and close to a $40 million investment if they wanted to run the experiment internally. Partnering with Cycle Computing and Amazon Web Services (AWS), Novartis built a platform leveraging Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS), and four Availability Zones. The project ran across 10,600 Spot Instances (approximately 87,000 compute cores) and allowed Novartis to conduct 39 years of computational chemistry in 9 hours for a cost of $4,232. Out of the 10 million compounds screened, three were successfully identified. Novartis Uses AWS to Conduct 39 Years of Computational Chemistry In 9 Hours Now – that makes a great conversation!! ----- A shout out - So what are some of the use cases for SPOT?
- It is about the whole platform
- Help people in a lot of industries Here to talk about Life Sciences
- What I like best about what we do is to enable researchers to think about what is required to solve their problem, rather than what is in their datacenter, if they can even get access to it
- Ever touched a server? Ever touched a rack? Who here already uses AWS? How many would consider themselves expert/advanced AWS users?
- Too small when you need it most, too large every other time Fixed-size cluster used for variable workloads means: Looooong wait times for users The more successful the organization the longer the queue times for users Shared model but how do you know you are getting your fair share Faster depreciation than a new sports car
- Data wants to be: stored properly processed
- Key Points: Multi-billion dollar corps committed to getting better answers faster (key on the hook)
- What I like best about what we do is to enable researchers to think about what is required to solve their problem, rather than what is in their datacenter, if they can even get access to it
- Too small when you need it most, too large every other time Fixed-size cluster used for variable workloads means: Looooong wait times for users The more successful the organization the longer the queue times for users Shared model but how do you know you are getting your fair share Faster depreciation than a new sports car