Abstract — Cloud computing is gaining tremendous momentum in both academia and industry. The application of Cloud computing, however, has mostly focused on Web applications and business applications; while the recognition of using Cloud computing to support large-scale workflows, especially data-intensive scientific workflows on the Cloud is still largely overlooked. We coin the term “Cloud Workflow”, to refer to the specification, execution, provenance tracking of large-scale scientific workflows, as well as the management of data and computing resources to enable the execution of scientific workflows on the Cloud. In this paper, we analyze why there has been such a gap between the two technologies, and what it means to bring Cloud and wor...
Workflows are used to orchestrate data-intensive applications in many different scientific domains....
Abstract—The data scale, science analysis and processing complexity in scientific community are grow...
Nowadays, more and more scientific experiments need to handle massive amounts of data. Their data pr...
Abstract The development of cloud computing has generated significant interest in the scientific com...
Data-intensive scientific applications are posing many challenges in distributed computing systems. ...
eRunning scientific workflow applications usually need not only high performance computing resources...
The current model of transferring data from data centres to desktops for analysis will soon be rende...
The current model of transferring data from data centres to desktops for analysis will soon be rende...
Clouds are rapidly becoming an important platform for scientific applications. In this paper we desc...
Scientists today are exploring the use of new tools and computing platforms to do their science. The...
Abstract Cloud computing evolved from the concept of utility computing, which is defined as the prov...
Clouds are rapidly becoming an important platform for scientific applications. In this paper we desc...
Abstract—Scientific workflow management systems (SWFMSs) are facing unprecedented challenges from bi...
Workflows are used to orchestrate data-intensive applications in many different scientific domains....
Clouds are rapidly becoming an important platform for sci-entific applications. In this paper we des...
Workflows are used to orchestrate data-intensive applications in many different scientific domains....
Abstract—The data scale, science analysis and processing complexity in scientific community are grow...
Nowadays, more and more scientific experiments need to handle massive amounts of data. Their data pr...
Abstract The development of cloud computing has generated significant interest in the scientific com...
Data-intensive scientific applications are posing many challenges in distributed computing systems. ...
eRunning scientific workflow applications usually need not only high performance computing resources...
The current model of transferring data from data centres to desktops for analysis will soon be rende...
The current model of transferring data from data centres to desktops for analysis will soon be rende...
Clouds are rapidly becoming an important platform for scientific applications. In this paper we desc...
Scientists today are exploring the use of new tools and computing platforms to do their science. The...
Abstract Cloud computing evolved from the concept of utility computing, which is defined as the prov...
Clouds are rapidly becoming an important platform for scientific applications. In this paper we desc...
Abstract—Scientific workflow management systems (SWFMSs) are facing unprecedented challenges from bi...
Workflows are used to orchestrate data-intensive applications in many different scientific domains....
Clouds are rapidly becoming an important platform for sci-entific applications. In this paper we des...
Workflows are used to orchestrate data-intensive applications in many different scientific domains....
Abstract—The data scale, science analysis and processing complexity in scientific community are grow...
Nowadays, more and more scientific experiments need to handle massive amounts of data. Their data pr...