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The CloudSME simulation platform and its applications: A generic multi-cloud platform for developing and executing commercial cloud-based simulations

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Simon J. E. Taylor
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Tamás Kiss
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Anastasia Anagnostou *
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Gábor Terstyánszky
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Péter Kacsuk
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Joris Costes
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Nicola Fantini
DOI:10.1016/j.future.2018.06.006delete
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Simulation is used in industry to study a large variety of problems ranging from increasing the productivity of a manufacturing system to optimising the design of a wind turbine. However, some simulation models can be computationally demanding and some simulation projects require time consuming experimentation. High performance computing infrastructures such as clusters can be used to speed up the execution of large models or multiple experiments but at a cost that is often too much for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs). Cloud computing presents an attractive, lower cost alternative. However, developing a cloud-based simulation application can again be costly for an SME due to training and development needs, especially if software vendors need to use resources of different heterogeneous clouds to avoid being locked-in to one particular cloud provider. In an attempt to reduce the cost of development of commercial cloud-based simulations, the CloudSME Simulation Platform (CSSP) has been developed as a generic approach that combines an AppCenter with the workflow of the WS-PGRADE/gUSE science gateway framework and the multi-cloud-based capabilities of the CloudBroker Platform. The paper presents the CSSP and two representative case studies from distinctly different areas that illustrate how commercial multi-cloud-based simulations can be created. (C) 2018 The Authors. Published by Elsevier B.V.
Keywords:
Multi-cloud simulation
Cloud computing
Workflow
Computational fluid dynamics
Agent-based simulation
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