Performance Evaluation System by Scientific Workflow in Cloud

Arunkumar A, Goutham G, Lavana Vargitha Narayan, Vasanthakumar S, Bhanumathi M

Abstract


For deploying and execution of the scientific workflow computing clouds have become a major platform. Scientific workflow is a system which is designed specifically execute a series of computational scientific or other applications. It is used to discover workflows from the execution history to produce experimental results. Most existing process mining techniques focus on discovering only business processes. They cannot be applied in discovering data flow-oriented, unstructured scientific workflows in cloud .In our project to support both intra cloud and intercloud we have developed scientific workflow. Intercloud generally refers to a model for cloud computing services. Whereas intra cloud refers to two charged clouds who grow close to each other. In our project we have developed a way to take active screen shots in the system. We have also used the logs of employees to monitor their performance. Pro M plugin is used to display the performance of the employees.


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