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=  The GENI Experiment Lifecycle using !LabWiki of OEDL =

== Schedule ==

Sunday, 1:30 - 3:00pm

== Session Leaders ==
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<td  style="border:1px solid gray;">Mike Zink <br/>UMass Amherst</td>
<td  style="border:1px solid gray;">Thierry Rakotoarivelo<br/>NICTA </td>
<td  style="border:1px solid gray;">Christoph Dwertmannn <br/>NICTA</td>
 
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== Agenda / Details ==

Learn to design, script and run an experiment using the !LabWiki tool and the OEDL experiment scripting language.  !LabWiki and OEDL together make it easy to design repeatable experiments, try out different experiment configurations and publish experiments for use by others.

This hands-on tutorial will show you how to use the !LabWiki interface and the OMF Experiment Description Language (OEDL) to:

 * describe small and large scale experiments
 * execute these experiments using GENI resources
 * visualize and analyze collected measurements

After an overview of the tutorial's plan and the tools to be used, we will start the tutorial with the description and execution of a simple "Hello World" experiment. We will then move to a small scale experiment, which will be based on the work of existing network researchers (i.e. evaluating the performance of a peer-assisted video streaming scheme). This second experiment will involve measurement collection and visualization through graphs within !Labwiki, Finally, we will scale that experiment up to hundreds of resources and use this scaled-up instance in other experiments. 

Thus at the end of this tutorial you should have a comprehensive view on how to easily to design, run, scale up, and re-use experiments with !LabWiki and OEDL.

==== Pre-Requisites ====

Active participants will need a laptop equipped with a web browser

==== Please Arrive With: ====



==== Results ====


== Tutorial materials ==

More information will be posted soon.