Simulation as a service (SMaaS): a cloud-based framework to support the educational use of scientific software

Sorting Terms of “aaS” of Everything as a Service

“…"Accountability as a Service" (2007), Bender et al [11] isolated and took accountability as a network traffic service. In 2014, Bitterman et al [13] proposed Integrated Authentication, Authorization and Accounting (AAA) services provision through a common Active Directory server. "Network Protocol as a Service (M)" (2011), Feng et al [38] proposed Networking as a Service by combining the service provision model of cloud computing with the openness of the network protocol.…”

“…"E-assessment as a Service (E)" (2011), Amelung et al [5] implemented it as an e-learning tool to benefit from automatic assessment. "Modeling as a Service (D)" and "Training as a Service (D)" (2014), Bitterman et al [13] pointed out that Polymer Portal, a first-generation simulation as a service, was able to integrate access to multiple modeling and training services. "Laboratories as a Service (LaaS) (E)" (2014), Caminero et al [18] proposed the creation of Laboratories as a Service (LaaS)which allows the use of remote laboratories to consumed from third parties.…”

“…"Component as a Service (E)" (2013), La et al [56] proposed it to provision a reusable functionality which is subscribed by applications and fulfils the functionality needed by the applications. "Simulation as a Service (SMaaS) (E)" (2014), Bitterman et al [13] extended SaaS to include high performance computing-hosted applications, and creating Simulation as a Service (SMaaS). "Business Analytics as a Service (BAaaS) (E)" and "Business Intelligence as a Service (BIaaS) (E)" (2014), Chang [20] described it as Cloud based services designed to present financial data and improve the accuracy and quality of both pricing and risk analysis in financial markets in a collaborative and easy-tounderstand style.…”

Simulation as a Service: A Design Approach for large-scale Energy Network Simulations

“…The SaaS model provides access to hosted applications in a cloud environment, allowing users to access services at low cost and scale as needed. This model was extended in [12] to include high-performance hosted simulation and modeling services. The described Polymer Portal is a first-generation simulation 1766 PROCEEDINGS OF THE FEDCSIS.…”

“…ŁÓDŹ, 2015 and modeling as a service (SMaaS) platform. Contrasting to the approach presented in this paper, where the simulation as a service approach is presented as a modeling approach to build distributed, scalable simulation systems, the approach presented in [12] focuses on ready to use simulation-and modeling-services that users can access for a fee.…”