Quantinuity

Quantinuity is a web-based platform for orchestration and automation of computational workflows in engineering, analysis, and simulation. It is a hybrid of model-based engineering (MBE), digital engineering, and continuous integration / continuous deployment (CI/CD) tools of modern software development. In practice, it is a general-purpose workflow automation platform. Quantinuity utilizes software containerization, or application-level virtualization, to isolate computational workloads and offer scalability. This also hides application, model, and task implementation details by adding a layer of abstraction. The web-based application programming interface (API) facilitates storage, retrieval, and execution of workflows and their associated data. A shared database provides a single source of truth for both the execution of the analysis and storage of the resulting data. Quantinuity is agnostic to both hardware and software requirements of analyses, simulations, programs, and applications. This lends itself well to mixed-mode, mixed-language, mixed-machine, or mixed-resource analysis that is not easily accomplished using desktop software or shared hardware configurations. The Quantinuity platform supports multi-fidelity, multi-disciplinary, and multi-lingual analysis by executing each analysis, simulation, or computational task in a separate software container hosted in a computing cluster rather than on your local machine. The software running in the container communicates with the platform through the web API. Quantinuity reduces human error. It manages hardware, software, and data transcription so you can focus on interpreting results and making decisions.