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In this paper, we describe the design and implementationof a self-manageable multi-tiered infrastructure tosupport web-based scientific simulations. This infrastructuredemonstrates not only the successful integration ofWeb servers, simulation servers, database servers, reportsservers, data warehousing and mining, but also the abilityto achieve self manageability: self-configuring, self-healing,self-protecting and self-optimizing. A scientificsimulation program, NOMSIM (Natural Organic MatterSimulator), is used to demonstrate the effectiveness of thisinfrastructure.