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= Tutorial: Introduction to the !ChoiceNet Future Internet Architecture =

== Live Stream Information ==

TBD

== Schedule ==

Tuesday 01.30pm - 03.00pm

== Tutorial Instructors ==
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<td  style="border:1px solid gray;">Thierry Rakotoarivelo<br/>NICTA </td>
<td  style="border:1px solid gray;">Max Ott <br/>NICTA</td>
 <td  style="border:1px solid gray;">Mike Zink <br/>UMass Amherst</td>

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== Agenda Details ==

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

At the previous GEC18 conference, we gave [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GEC18Agenda/LabWikiAndOEDL a tutorial on the basics of developing, executing and observing simple experiments with OEDL]. In this new tutorial at GEC21, we focus on 3 specific features of OEDL and demonstrate how to use them in an experiment.

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

 * describe and execute an experiment which dynamically react to changes in the resources being used
 * describe and execute an experiment which dynamically react to collected measurements
 * develop an experiment which automatically retrieves provisioned resources from !Labwiki's Topology Editor


At the end of this tutorial you should be able to develop and run repeatable dynamic experiment with !LabWiki and OEDL.


== Prerequisites ==
   - A GENI account, if you don't have one [wiki:SignMeUp sign up!]
   - Familiarity with how to reserve GENI resources with any of the GENI Tools (GENI Experimenter Portal, Omni, Flack). If you don't know you can take any of the tutorials:
      * Reserving resources using Flack [wiki:GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/RunHelloGENI tutorial]
      * Reserving resources using Omni [wiki:GENIExperimenter/Tutorials/HelloOmni tutorial]
   - Familiarity with [wiki:HowTo/LoginToNodes logging in to GENI compute resources]. 


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

Active participants will need a laptop with a web browser. !LabWiki has been tested with [https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser Chrome] and Safari, which we recommend for this tutorial.


== Tutorial materials ==

 * [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GEC21Agenda/OEDL/Introduction Introduction to LabWiki and OEDL]
 * [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GEC21Agenda/OEDL/Experiment1 Experiment 1]
 * [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GEC21Agenda/OEDL/Experiment2 Experiment 2]
 * [http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GEC21Agenda/OEDL/Experiment3 Experiment 3]

== How to get Help ==
 * Always ask your tutors (tutorial helper/presenter/TA) first. They are the fastest way to solve the problem. 
 * If you are using a specific aggregate or tool, you should consider registering in their [wiki:NikySandbox/GENIExperimenter/GENICommunity#Joinusermailinglists mailing list]. It is a great way to get connected with other GENI users and it is an excellent source of wisdom. 
 * Send mail to the GENI help list: [mailto:help@geni.net] or the [https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/geni-users geni-users forum]
 * If you want to chat real-time with other GENI users and ask questions, [wiki:HowTo/ConnectToGENIChatRoom join us] in a GENI chatroom.