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Workflows, a short introduction

Workflows, a short introduction. Akos Balasko LPDS 17/04/2012. Outline. Why we use workflows ? Jobs Workflows Complex workflows Some Restrictions. Why we use workflows?. Make execution process be modularized Parallelization possibilities Large data manipulation. Jobs.

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Workflows, a short introduction

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  1. Workflows, a short introduction Akos Balasko LPDS 17/04/2012

  2. Outline • Whyweuseworkflows? • Jobs • Workflows • Complexworkflows • SomeRestrictions

  3. Why we use workflows? • Make execution process be modularized • Parallelization possibilities • Large data manipulation

  4. Jobs • Singlenodesthatshould be executedto a WN (finally) • Itcontains: • Binary (orreferencetoit) • Inputs (orreferences) • Outputs(orreferences) • Requirements (for hardware, installed software stack …)

  5. Workflows • Nodes connected by abstract data-transfer • A graph structure • Most of them are DAG (directed acyclic)

  6. Complex workflows • Possibilities of parallelism:

  7. In general that’s all! • Thank you!

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