Testbeds Sample Clauses

Testbeds. ‌ The Virtual Wall will be the main testbed of reference as reported in D4.2 [5]. The Virtual Wall can provide access to bare metal hardware to run the RINA implementation and the applications required for the experiment, providing access to an adequate number of resources. Initially the jFed experimenter GUI will be used to reserve and setup the resources in the FED4FIRE+ testbeds. Once it becomes available, the experimentation and measurement framework under development in WP3 will provide a more automated front-end for jFed as well as other IRATI deployment and configuration tools such as the Demonstrator.
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Testbeds. ‌ The performance-sensitive nature of this experiment requires the use of bare metal hardware resources if possible. A moderate number of resources is required to carry out the tests, without the need of supporting wireless interfaces. Hence, the Virtual Wall is the best testbed option from the selection made in D4.2 [5]: Testbed Purpose Virtual Wall Provides access to enough bare metal servers to carry out the experiments described in this scenario
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Testbeds. ‌ We do not foresee the use of wireless resources to carry out the renumbering experiment, therefore the Virtual Wall will be its main testbed of reference as reported in D4.2 [5]. The Virtual Wall can provide access to bare metal hardware to run the RINA implementation and the applications required for the experiment, providing access to an adequate number of resources. Initially the jFed experimenter Graphical User Interface (GUI) will be used to reserve and setup the resources in the FED4FIRE+ testbeds. Once it becomes available, the experimentation and measurement framework under development in WP3 will provide a more automated front-end for jFed as well as other IRATI deployment and configuration tools such as the Demonstrator. In summary, this experiment may use the testbeds in Table 5.3. Testbed Purpose Virtual Wall Provides access to enough bare metal servers to carry out renumbering experiments Table 13: Testbeds for renumbering experiments Oslo STO TAL MOS Riga COP VIL DUB AMS WAR XXX XXX BER PRA LUX VIE BUD PAR BUC Bern LJU ZAG SOF Rome ANK LIS MAD ATH VAL NIC Figure 21: Renumbering experiment: small single DIF scenario, layering structure (up), and DIF connectivity (down)
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Testbeds. ‌ The experiment will use the testbeds in Table 7 from the selection made in D4.2 [5]. These testbeds have been chosen taking into account previous know-how of T4.3 partners, and to support the ∼ ∼ number of nodes required during the various phases of the experiment (i.e. ranging from 30 to 1000 nodes). Moreover, running the experiment on both a VM-based testbed (GENI) and a baremetal-based testbed (Virtual wall) has been considered an important factor for the evaluation of RINA software stability, as the sensitive difference in I/O timings 1 can result into a larger software testing coverage. Testbed Purpose
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Testbeds. ‌ For the development and testing of the current prototype, two testbeds are being provided by the consortium. GWDG and FLEX run OpenStack and Flexiant Cloud Orchestrator (FCO) respectively. The following paragraphs provide an overview of the size and power of the respective testbeds.
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Testbeds. ‌ The experiment will use the testbeds in Table 7 from the selection made in D4.2 [5]. These testbeds have been chosen taking into account previous know-how of T4.3 partners, and to support the ∼ ∼ number of nodes required during the various phases of the experiment (i.e. ranging from 30 to 1000 nodes). Moreover, running the experiment on both a VM-based testbed (GENI) and a baremetal-based testbed (Virtual wall) has been considered an important factor for the evaluation of RINA software stability, as the sensitive difference in I/O timings 1 can result into a larger software testing coverage. Testbed Purpose iLab.t Virtual wall Host the first experiments up to large scale testing. Measurements of bandwidth, delay, jitter and burst characteristics on dedicated links and bare metal hardware w-iLab.t Validation of the LTE setup and measurements of eNodeB-UE bandwidth usage GENI / planetlab Europe Emulation of a continent-wide core network, evaluation of scalability (routing table sizes) on VMs Table 7: Testbeds for experiment 2 DRAFT
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