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The Network Service Interface (NSI) has been created as a result of collaborative development of network and application engineers primarily associated with the Research and Education (R&E) community. The NSI allows workflow systems not only to check available service points for a workflow engine to schedule executions, but also to reserve and provide network connections among those service...
Many scientific workflow applications are data intensive. Large quantities of simulation generated data or data collected from sensors or instruments drive the process flow of the applications, and the processing of the data is commonly done at a different location from where the data is stored. Advanced networks such as hybrid networks make it feasible for high level applications to request network...
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