PRAVEEN JHA

MCA III/III
ROLL NO: 160116862033
GUIDE: S.SRINIVAS KUMAR
Abstract—
The objective of the paper is to demonstrate how Cloud
software technologies can be integrated to implement an
effective environment for designing and executing
scalable data analysis workflows.
We describe the design and implementation of the Data
Mining Cloud Framework (DMCF), a data analysis system
that integrates a visual workflow language and a parallel
runtime with the Software-as-a- Service (SaaS) model.
DMCF was designed taking into account the needs of
real data mining applications, with the goal of simplifying
the development of data mining applications compared to
generic workflow management systems that are not
specifically designed for this
domain.
Visual Language for Cloud(VL4Cloud):
data pre-processing
parameter sweeping
input sweeping
tool sweeping
data and models aggregation
The following are representative visual
workflow management systems that
can be used in Cloud environments:
 Galaxy:
a web-based platform for
developing genomic science applications.
Taverna:
Tavaxy allows users to create and
execute workflows employing an extensible
set of workflow patterns that enables the
re-use and integration of existing workflows.
Orange4WS:
system enables the
orchestration of web-based data mining
services and the collection of information in
various formats.
Kepler:
a visual workflow management
system that provides a graphical user
interface for designing scientific workflows.
ClowdFlows:
is a Cloud-based platform for the
composition, execution, and sharing of
interactive data mining workflows
ASKALON:
is a Cloud-based application
development environment designed as a
distributed service-oriented architecture.
Users can compose workflow using a UML
graphical modeling tool.
WS-PGRADE:
allows users to define
workflows through a graphical interface and
to execute them on different distributed
computing infrastructures.
Architecture of the data mining cloud
framework: