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Heidi Picher Dempsey Internet2 Annual Meeting April 8 2014 wwwgeninet GENI provides a virtual lab for networking and distributed systems research and education

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Heidi Picher Dempsey Internet2 Annual Meeting April 8 2014 wwwgeninet GENI provides a virtual lab for networking and distributed systems research and education GENI started with exploratory rapid prototyping 5 years ago. a . experiment was . run. . The . provenance of an experiment is its lineage or historical trace . [7] . that can capture experiment conditions, time ordering, and relationships within the experiment and across the experiment and infrastructure layer.. GENI . Project . Office. GENI Terminology. slice. project. aggregate. experimenter. resource. Experimenter. An . experimenter. . is . a researcher who uses . GENI resources. Different types of experimenters have different roles and permissions:. Anirban Mandal. , . Shu. Huang, Ilia . Baldine. (RENCI). Rudra. . Dutta. (NSCU). GEC14 I&M Session. Boston, MA, July 2012. Client Authentication and Credential Verification for . GENI Messaging Service. Spiral 2 Year-end Project Review. Princeton University. Michael Freedman (PI), Jennifer Rexford (co-PI). Erik . Nordstrom, Steve . Ko. (. Postdocs. ). Matvey. . Arye. , . Prem. . Gopalan. , David . Paul Ruth. RENCI / UNC Chapel Hill. pruth@renci.org. Motivation. Motivation. Are the current GENI technologies capable of effectively supporting the computing needs of domain science? . Motivation. Are the current GENI technologies capable of effectively supporting the computing needs of domain science? . Ilya . Baldin. RENCI, UNC – Chapel Hill. Networked Clouds. Cloud and Network Providers. Observatory. Wind tunnel. Science Workflows. ExoGENI. . Testbed. Computational/Data Science Projects on ExoGENI. Tools. Sarah Edwards. GENI Project Office. Outline. GENI Tools: Behind the scenes. Other GENI resource reservation tools. Omni, . jFed. , Flack,. . Portal. GENI support for automating resource reservation. Tools. Sarah Edwards. GENI Project Office. Outline. GENI Tools: Behind the scenes. Other GENI resource reservation tools. Omni, . jFed. , Flack,. . Portal. GENI support for automating resource reservation. Capabilities for GENI Experimenters. Prasad . Calyam (PI). 1,2,3. , . Paul . Schopis. (Co-. PI) . 2,3. , . Yingxiao. . Xu. (Software . Developer). 1,3. Ohio . Supercomputer Center. 1. , OARnet. 2. What next for . SDX research?. GENI NICE Workshop. Tom Lehman, Director of Research, UMD/MAX. CoNEXT 2016. December 12, 2016. Irving, California. Software Defined in Context of R&E Cyberinfrastructure. Anirban Mandal. , . Shu. Huang, Ilia . Baldine. (RENCI). Rudra. . Dutta. (NSCU). GEC14 I&M Session. Boston, MA, July 2012. Client Authentication and Credential Verification for . GENI Messaging Service. July 7, 2011. Larry Landweber. GENI Project Office. John P. . Morgridge. Professor, Emeritus. University of Wisconsin - Madison. The Post-Internet Era. Why?. TCP/IP is broken at gigabit speeds. IP is not the protocol of choice for . EDUCAUSE. GENI Layer 2 / Software-Defined Networking. Campus Deployment Workshop. Chip Elliott. GENI Project Director. July 7, 2011. www.geni.net. . Outline. GENI – Exploring future internets at scale. The GENI Project Office Cambridge, MA 02138 USA Issued under NSF Cooperative Agreement CNS-0737890 1 of 47 GENI System Overview GENI-SE-SY-SO-01.1 December 19, 2007 TABLE OF CONTENTS DOCUMENT SCOPE.

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