Cloud computing provides solutions to a large number of organizations in terms of hosting
systems and services. The services provided by cloud computing are broadly used for …

Cloud computing is a virtualized, scalable, ubiquitous, and distributed computing paradigm
that provides resources and services dynamically in a subscription based environment …

Workflow scheduling in scientific computing systems is one of the most challenging
problems that focuses on satisfying user-defined quality of service requirements while …

This paper provides a survey of the state-of-the-art workflow scheduling algorithms with the
assumption of cloud computing being used as the underlying compute infrastructure in …

Cloud computing has become the main source for executing scientific experiments. It is an
effective technique for distributing and processing tasks on virtual machines. Scientific …

Cloud computing, an important source of computing power for the scientific community,
requires enhanced tools for an efficient use of resources. Current solutions for workflows …

Cloud computing provides substantial opportunities to researchers who demand pay-as-you-
go computing systems. Although cloud provider (eg, Amazon Web Services) and application …

Cloud computing, specifically its elastic, on demand, and pay per use instances, provide an
ideal model for resourcing large scale state-of-the-art scientific analyses. Such scientific …

Large‐scale scientific problems are often modeled as workflows. The ever‐growing data
and compute requirements of these applications has led to extensive research on how to …

The increasing use of workflows in various fields of science has led to the development of
the Workflow as a Service (WaaS) platform, which provides workflow execution as a service …