HyperNet Ring Demo
STEPS FOR EXECUTING EXERCISE
- After you double-clicked the "exampleRing.jar" application, all you need to do is wait until it finishes.
- If you see any error from the window, please inform us.
- When the HyperNet finished executing, log on to Flack to see generated topology. The HyperNet will generate several applications on the same directory: "addKey", "node0", "node1" and "node2".
- *Only needs to be done once* Double-click "addKey" to add your GENI Portal ssh private key to the authentication agent -- you need to type in your passphrase (the one you used when creating your GENI Portal account)
- Double-click any of the "node" icon to log onto the nodes in your Ring topology
For Semi-advanced Users
- Open myConfig.txt file in your HyperNet directory (exampleRing/)
- Try to change some parameters and then run exampleRing.jar again and see how it goes.
- HyperNetName is the name of your HyperNet. Combined with your username, it becomes your slice name in GENI
- am points to the aggregate manager, or you can simply specify protoGENI, instaGENI or exoGENI
- nodeType is the type of resources you getting. You can use pc, raw-pc, vm, openvz, xen, or kvm
- nodeNum specifies the number of nodes on your ring topology
- server points to the hypervisor server
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