FEDERICA architectural principles Sample Clauses

FEDERICA architectural principles. An extensive review, done by the JRA2 partners, on existing and planned architectural frameworks, concepts, project plans, and implementations related to FEDERICA has been reported in DJRA2.1. The review resulted in a set of requirements which were considered during the FEDERICA architectural design. The main design principles were: • Versatile, so as to accept different types of technology • Distributed • Be part of the Internet, in order to provide a realistic environment and the possibility to test the migration path from the current technologies to the new ones • Capable of federating with other facilities, to offer a richer environment to its users • Offer the capability to ensure reproducibility behaviour of its elements • Offer full control and configuration capability • Encompass all the network layers, including applications • Pose the minimum number of constraints to its users The subsequent application of these principles during the FEDERICA architectural design and the implementation of the infrastructure ensured that the FEDERICA infrastructure became unique, in the sense that it differs from similar virtualisation capable infrastructures of today. Taking the FEDERICA principles into account, we can say that the well-known and widely used PlanetLab [Pan] did not provide full reproducibility, since it is deployed on a ´best effort´ platform which is the public Internet. The most important limitation of the OneLab/PlanetLab architecture is that the underlying transport network layer is not part of PlanetLab and this lack of control may result in under provisioning and affect experiments. In FEDERICA, a ‘real network substrate’ has been created together with some engineering methods ensuring the reproducibility of the experiments. Even in Emulab [Emu] the network is a fake, although the experiments can virtually be scaled very well. The current implementation of VINI is based on PlanetLab [Vin]. PL-VINI allows real routing protocols to run on a virtual network topology that is implemented as an overlay on PlanetLab. This feature is also part of the FEDERICA concept allowing research on Layer 3; however, the scope of FEDERICA has also been extended to the lower layers (i.e. raw Ethernet).
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