CodAlf: a decentralized workflow management system on top of OSF DCE and DC++

Schill, Alexander; Mittasch, Christian

doi:10.1109/isads.1997.590623

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“…The research for decentralized workflow management has started in 1990s, as shown in figure 1. Early, Schill et al [17] implemented CodAlf approach by using DCE/DC++ communication with a Petri-Net-based workflow description language towards distributed workflow management. The authors explained its decentralization, that is enabling a dynamic mapping of tasks onto execution instances, to forward and synchronize workflows in a completely decentralized way.…”

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confidence: 99%

Decentralized workflow management on software defined infrastructures

Wang

Zhao

2020

2020 IEEE World Congress on Services (SERVICES)

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Data-intensive workflow applications are characterized by their continuously growing volumes of data being processing, the complexity of tasks in the pipeline, and infrastructure capacity required for computation and storage. The infrastructure technologies of computing, storage and networking have made tremendous progress during the past yeas. We review the emerging trends in the data-intensive workflow applications, in particular the potential challenges and opportunities enabled by the decentralized application paradigm.

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confidence: 99%