Simulia Execution Engine 5.9

The Execution Engine manages the execution of
simulation jobs and simulation process ows and

supports collaborative sharing of components,
simulation process ows and results. Jobs can be
specied to execute in parallel automatically to fully
leverage available computer resources.
Interfaces
The Execution Engine supplies multiple interfaces, each tailored
toward the role the user has in the design process. Below is an
overview of the current interfaces that are available.
Scenario Denition Simulation Lifecycle
Management Authoring and Execution
Immersive, interactive lifecycle data and process management
environment for the individual or composite use of SIMULIA
simulation applications, as well as for xCAE simulations
integrated into the V6 SLM environment. Enables the full
lifecycle management and execution of simulations, simulation
templates, and simulation process ows.
Isight Design Gateway Automated Simulation
Process Flow Authoring
Create exible simulation process ows, consisting of a variety
of models and applications, in order to dene, capture, and
automate ad-hoc and standardized simulation methods.
Propagates reliable, repeatable simulation methods throughout
the organization within a managed environment designed for
continuous improvement and innovation.
Isight Runtime Gateway Postprocessing
and Execution
Navigate parametric results for decision support purposes
for simulation process ows involving both activity and
process components. Create approximated models from DOE
simulation process ows to enable real-time user interaction
with simulation results. Understand how parameters drive
design performance. Test simulation process ows created by
Scenario Denition before publication to the library.
WebTop Execution
Allows simulation process ow models authored in the Design
Gateway to be deployed to engineering groups. This application
enables engineering practitioners and partners who only need
basic runtime capabilities to access and execute models from
common web browser interfaces.
Command Line Client Scripted Execution
The Command Line client is an interface for automated
execution, scripting, and easy integration with custom GUIs
and other tools.
Dashboard Monitoring
The Dashboard, available in a thick client and web interface,
allows system administrators to monitor and control processes
and users who are executing jobs through the Execution Engine
in a distributed computing environment. This application allows
administrators to shut down and restart individual stations
remotely as well as monitor and control database size.
Core Infrastructure
The core infrastructure is a collection of services that handles
access to the Library, simulation process ow management,
job dispatching and execution, and interaction with third-party
middleware.
Execution Engine Application Server
Execution Engine Application Server manages the internal
operations of the system, including interaction with middleware
application servers, databases, and distributed resource
management systems. It also supports job dispatching, job
queues, time-controlled execution and load management of
jobs. Parallel processing jobs can be specied to execute in
parallel automatically to leverage computer resources. Secure
credential management support for the applications in the
simulation process ow. Planned and unplanned shutdown
with recovery of running jobs is supported.
Stations
Stations are computers that have been registered as hosts that
are eligible to run jobs sent by the Execution Engine Application
Server in a heterogeneous, distributed environment.
SIMULIA EXECUTION ENGINE 5.9
Extensions
The extensions are modules that can be plugged into the core
infrastructure. These extensions enhance capabilities and allow
the Execution Engine to interface with third-party enterprise
software products.
Application Server Support
The Execution Engine supports the TomEE application server
and the Derby database, it also supports communication with
IBMs WebSphere
or BEAs WebLogic
application servers.
Distributed Processing/
Distributed Resource Management
Job dispatching capabilities have been extended through
an interface with LSF (Load Sharing Facility) from Platform
Computing and other popular DRM packages.
Database
Components and data from intermediate analysis can be stored
in a commercial back-end database. The Execution Engine
supports connections with Oracle and DB2.
Library
The Library allows component developers to store approved
component versions for reuse by end users. In addition,
engineers who create simulation process ows with
combinations of components can store these simulation
process ows in one Library so they can be reused by other
engineers. Administrators can move/copy/rename/delete
library folders. Users can also interactively congure their
library in an access controlled home folder.
B2B Protocol
The B2B protocol allows for secure sharing of models in a
federated environment. It allows organizations to only expose
as much data to partners as required to execute a part of the
design process. The Execution Engine B2B is based on WSEE
1.1 with a standardized packing, deployment, security, and
programming model.
Security
Access Control Lists (ACLs) are implemented and enforced on
published models, components, and jobs. Additionally, security
credentials (passwords and user IDs) are stored and transmitted
in encrypted format.
Localization
The GUI, messaging, documentation, and online help have
been localized for Japanese language support.
SIMULIA EXECUTION ENGINE 5.9
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