This is a draft, pending further discussion and revision.

Tango GENI is an ongoing effort to develop and test GENI procedures and resources. A site might join Tango GENI in order to help develop procedural concepts like emergency stop, or to offer resources to experimenters as a step towards becoming officially production. Tango GENI is an excellent way for a site to gain experience with operating a production-like resource, before officially signing off on a production level of support. Production GENI resources can also be part of Tango GENI, although they're not required to be.

The following resources are currently part of Tango GENI:

• The Clemson University OpenFlow testbed (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• The Georgia Tech OpenFlow testbed (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• [GeniAggregate/GpoLabMyPlc The GPO Lab MyPLC testbed]
• The GPO Lab OpenFlow testbed
• [GeniAggregate/GpoLabProtoGeni The GPO Lab ProtoGENI testbed]
• [GeniAggregate/IndianaMyPlc The Indiana University MyPLC testbed] (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• [GeniAggregate/IndianaOpenFlow The Indiana University OpenFlow testbed] (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• The Kansas State University OpenFlow testbed (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• [GeniAggregate/RutgersOpenFlow The Rutgers University OpenFlow testbed] (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• [GeniAggregate/StanfordMyPlc The Stanford MyPLC testbed] (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• The Stanford OpenFlow testbed (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• [GeniAggregate/WashingtonOpenFlow The University Of Washington OpenFlow testbed] (aggregate info page forthcoming)
• The University Of Wisconsin Madison OpenFlow testbed (aggregate info page forthcoming)

The only criteria for participation in Tango GENI are to offer to do so and to be added to this page by the GPO. If you'd like to join Tango GENI, please send mail to ​gpo-infra@geni.net.