2019
DOI: 10.2200/s00915ed1v01y201904dtm060
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Data-Intensive Workflow Management: For Clouds and Data-Intensive and Scalable Computing Environments

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“…Over the last years, scientific workflows (for the sake of simplicity henceforth named only as workflows) have been used as abstractions to model the steps of complex scientific simulations 1 . Such steps involve the execution of models that are built upon several parameters and input data.…”
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“…Over the last years, scientific workflows (for the sake of simplicity henceforth named only as workflows) have been used as abstractions to model the steps of complex scientific simulations 1 . Such steps involve the execution of models that are built upon several parameters and input data.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Workflows can be found in several domains of science (e.g., biology, astronomy, chemistry, physics, and engineering) and business (e.g., e‐commerce, data mining, machine learning, and IoT). In many cases, those simulations are part of data‐ and compute‐intensive experiments 1,4 …”
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“…A evolução da computação permitiu a popularização de um tipo de experimento baseado em simulações computacionais [de Oliveira et al 2019], os chamados experimentos in silico, que geralmente estão diretamente associadosà execução de uma série de artefatos de software (programas, serviços Web, bibliotecas, etc.) invocados em uma certa ordem.…”
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“…Nos últimos anos, os Workflows Científicos (Wfs) têm se tornado um padrão de fato para representar experimentos científicos baseados em simulações computacionais [de Oliveira et al 2019]. Um Wf é uma abstração capaz de representar uma sequência lógica de invocações de programas e/ou serviços (i.e., atividades) e suas dependências de dados [Mattoso et al 2010].…”
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