Plenary demo: FlowScale (Indiana University)

[Mark Berman]

1. We are planning on demonstrating FlowScale, a load balancing-as-a-service tool to allow distribution of network traffic over multiple switches and ports. FlowScale tool uses multiple user chosen algorithms to hash traffic by IP prefix, VLAN or Ethertype and balances traffic based on these selected characteristics. Indiana University is deploying the FlowScale software into production as part of a high performance IDS cluster. It is intended that applications such as FlowScale deployed into production networks will foster deployment of technologies such as OpenFlow that can be used by GENI for research.
2. AC connections for two laptops.
3. Wired network connections for two laptops.
4. No wireless needed.
5. No static addresses needed.
6. Two projectors
7. No monitors
8. No posters
9. No special requests

Note: this is a plenary demo request, so AC power, wired connectivity, projectors, are shared with other plenary demos.

Demo POC: Chris Small <​chsmall@indiana.edu>

[hdempsey@bbn.com]

Thank you for your demo request. We will update this ticket when the resources have been confirmed.

[Josh Smift]

Thanks again for your demo at the plenary session at GEC 12!