Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of GENICloud/FinalReport

Timestamp:

04/20/17 16:56:34 (7 years ago)

Author:

Vic Thomas

Comment:

--

GENICloud/FinalReport

@@ -4 +4 @@
 '''Prepared by Rick !McGeer, HP Labs'''
 
+== Technical Achievements ==
 
 We migrated GENICloud to an !OpenStack-based management framework, using KVM and LXC as, respectively, the virtual machine and container environment, replacing our previous PlanetLab-based installation.  The goal of this is threefold:
@@ -44 +45 @@
 We  have also begun work integrating sfatables into ABAC policy driven framework. Specifically, when you deploy an !AggregateManager you can also set an IP range attribute that controls who has access. We demonstrate that ABAC can be retrofitted into an existing system and describe a path for incremental deployment.  
 
+== Demonstrations and Deliverables ==
+GENICloud demonstration at GEC10 (March 2011): [wiki:GeniCloudGecTenDemonstration Demo Description]
+
 We also used GENICloud in CS462 at UVic in 2012, as described elsewhere.
 
+== Publications ==
+ 1. Chris Matthews, Justin Cappos, Yvonne Coady, John Hartman, Jonathan Jacky and Rick !McGeer, "!NanoXen : Better Systems Through Rigorous Containment and Active Modeling", OSDI 2010 (Poster).
+ 2. Rick !McGeer,  Alvin !AuYoung, Andy Bavier, Jessica Blaine,  Yvonne Coady,  Joe Mambretti,  Chris Matthews, Chris Pearson, Alex Snoeren, Marco Yuen, "TRANSCLOUD:: Design Considerations for a High-Performance Cloud Architecture Across Multiple Administrative Domains",  Proceedings CLOSER, 2011
+ 3. Chris Matthews, Justin Cappos, Yvonne Coady, John Hartman, Jonathan Jacky and Rick !McGeer, "!NanoXen : Better Systems Through Rigorous Containment and Active Modeling", Proceedings SAVCBS, 2010. 
+
+
 == GENICloud Status ==
-The GENICloud aggregate is no longer available for experimenters.
+The GENICloud aggregate is no longer available to experimenters.