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Computational Science on large high performance computing resources ishampered by the complexity of these systems. Much of this complexity is due tolow-level details on these resources that are exposed to the application andthe end user. This includes (but is not limited to) mechanisms for remoteaccess, configuring and building applications from source code, and managingsimulations and their output files via batch queue systems. These challengesmultiply in a modern research environment, where a research collaboration spansmultiple groups, often in loosely defined international collaborations, wherethere is a constant influx of new students into multi-year projects, and wheresimulations are performed on several different resources. The SimulationFactory addresses these challenges by significantly simplifying remote access,building executables, and managing simulations. By abstracting out thelow-level differences between different resources, it offers a uniforminterface to these resources. At the same time, it can enforce certainstandards for performing simulations that encapsulate best practices fromexperienced users. Furthermore, SimFactory's automation avoids many possibleuser errors that can in the worst case render month-long simulations worthless.

Simulation Factory: Taming Application Configuration and Workflow on High-End Resources