Changes between Version 18 and Version 19 of netKarma/GEC13_report


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03/21/12 22:30:13 (12 years ago)
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chsmall@grnoc.iu.edu
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    6565Once the files are uploaded to NetKarma Provenance store through the portal the workflow can be visualized both on the portal itself and through the NetKarma plugin for the Cytoscape desktop application. 
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     68Experimenters can visualise the workflow of their experiments as an Open Provenance Model (OPM) graph inside the portal. Filters can be applied against attributes of the processes and artifacts to show for example a subset of time of each experimental run.
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    6771__NetKarma Evaluation Based on WiMAX and Provenance Capture/Visualization Enhancements__
    6872Using the WiMAX DDoS attack research from Clemson as a GENI experiment as a basis for evaluation of provenance capture and visualization using NetKarma, we have rerun selected configurations from their research that varied the parameters identified as most significant based on their research while keeping the other parameters constant.  Since their experiments utilized the NS2 simulator, we developed a NetKarma adaptor that can ingest provenance based on NS2 trace logs and an NS2 extension we have made available to capture the network topology.  This new adaptor can be used with other NS2 experiments to ingest provenance into NetKarma (and is not specific to the Clemson experiments).  The adaptor and documentation are available on the NetKarma wiki.  To visualize the provenance of packet transfers (and infer packets dropped) in NS2 experiments, the NetKarma visualization plug-in for Cytoscape was extended with new NS2 visualization algorithms and along with updated documentation is available on the NetKarma wiki as version 1.2.1 of the visualization plug-in.  The visualization plug-in enhancements allow the packet transfers to be viewed at different levels of granularity as illustrated in the demo and [http://groups.geni.net/geni/attachment/wiki/netKarma/GEC%2013-Role%20of%20Provenance%20in%20Visualizing%20Packet%20Throughput%20and%20Packet%20Loss.pdf poster] we presented at GEC13.
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    7579== Collaborations ==
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    77  * GMOC  (status)
    78  * GEMINI/LAMP (monitoring)
    79  * iRODS
     81 * Jon-Paul Herron and Mitch MacKracken - GMOC  (status of resources)
     82 *  Martin Swany (Indiana University) and Ezra Kissel (University of Delaware) - GEMINI/LAMP monitoring integration
     83 * Ilia Baldine and Shu Huang - RENCI (data and metadata archives using iRODS
    8084 * ExoGENI (status)
    8185 * GPO Monitoring team for GENI MesoScale
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    8387 * Mike Zink Univ of Massachusetts Amherst on GIMI data collection and archival mechanisms
    8488 * Richard Brooks and Katherine Cameron of Clemson University (Evaluating NetKarma using WiMAX DDoS experiments)
    85  * Martin Swany (Indiana University) and Ezra Kissel (University of Delaware) Evaluating NetKarma based on XSP experiments
     89 * Martin Swany (Indiana University) and Ezra Kissel (University of Delaware) Evaluating NetKarma based on XSP experiments 
    8690 * Giridhar Manepalli (CNRI) Measurement Data Object Descriptor (MDOD) and GENI event records.
    8791 * At GEC 13 we discussed the GENI event record and next steps on the MDOD with Harry Mussman (BBN), Jeanne Ohren (BBN), and Giridhar Manepalli (CNRI).