Transit Network Resource Manager Sample Clauses

Transit Network Resource Manager. ‌ The Transit Network Resource Manager (TNRM) is a new module developed from scratch within ▇▇▇▇▇ by AIST. This module is based on the eiSoil library [13], presented in [14]. eiSoil runs as a Flask server that exposes a GENIv3- compliant XML-RPC API. TNRM can support various transit network services such as NSI Connection Service v2 (NSI) [15] and GRE tunnelling. The first implementation supports NSI using the GridARS library, which is one of the reference implementations of NSI. The TNRM implementation translates an incoming GENIv3 request into the related NSI request, and sends it to an NSI aggregator that coordinates the connection of inter-domain NSI-based transit networks. AGer the TNRM receives the request result from the NSI aggregator, the TNRM returns the NSI result as a GENIv3 response to the requester. In the following sections we describe the validation and testing procedures carried out to ensure proper interworking with GENI-compliant clients, whether third-party clients (OMNI, jFed) or other ▇▇▇▇▇ modules (Resource Orchestrator), and an NSI aggregator.
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Transit Network Resource Manager. ‌ During this stage, the main effort has been in development of the prototype and fixing bugs encountered. In keeping with previous guidance about reusing existing tools as much as possible from ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ D2.2[1], Both NSI and eiSoil[4] were leveraged for this effort. In ▇▇▇▇▇ the Java based NSI plugin is implemented to manage NSI STPs. General overview of the NSI framework has been presented in [5]. Details on the NSIv2 Requester and Provider Agents implementation are described in the NSI working group document at OGF[6]. The Python based eiSoil is used to communicate with the NSI domains. Many of the details of eiSoil are covered at the eiSoil Wiki. In brief, it is a lightweight, plugin-based, framework to create aggregation managers (AM) for network test-beds. AMs manage the allocation and provisioning of resources in a network test-bed. eiSoil provides the necessary "glue" between communication handlers and management logic as well as facilitates common tasks in AM development, which reduces duplication of work. It is important to recognize that in order to communicate between the NSI Java calls and the eiSoil Python calls, a third language Jython was implemented.
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