Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of GEMINI/Tutorial/GEC15

Timestamp:

10/23/12 00:23:20 (11 years ago)

Author:

griff@netlab.uky.edu

Comment:

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GEMINI/Tutorial/GEC15

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  1. Background Information
   
-The GEMINI instrumentation and measurement services must be applied
-to an existing slice.  This tutorial assumes the reader is familiar
-with the process of creating slices, and we do not describe the steps
-needed to create a slice in this tutorial.  However, in this tutorial
-we will be using a particular example topology.  We also assume the 
-user will access the topology using the user workspace VM designed
-specifically for this tutorial.  The example topology RSPEC and the 
-instructions for accessing the slice using the user workspace are
-given here a background information. 
+ The GEMINI instrumentation and measurement services must be applied
+ to an existing slice.  This tutorial assumes the reader is familiar
+ with the process of creating slices, and we do not describe the steps
+ needed to create a slice in this tutorial.  However, in this tutorial
+ we will be using a particular example topology.  We also assume the 
+ user will access the topology using the user workspace VM designed
+ specifically for this tutorial.  The example topology RSPEC and the 
+ instructions for accessing the slice using the user workspace are
+ given here a background information. 
   
    a. [wiki:GEMINI/Tutorial/GEC15/Background/VM Getting and using the user workspace]
@@ -18 +18 @@
  1. Instrumentation
 
-After a slice has been created, we are ready to begin installing the GEMINI tools and 
-services into that slice.  We call this the "instrumentation" step.  This step can take
-a significant amount of time.  Depending on the size of your topology, this can take minutes
-to hours.  To avoid wasting time waiting for the tutorial slice to instrumentize, we have
-already created a set of example of slices and instrumentized them, so there is no need to 
-instrumentize your slice in this tutorial.  However, the process of instrumentizing a slice
-with the GEMINI tools is given on the [wiki:GEMINI/Tutorial/GEC15/Background/Instrumentize GEMINI Instrumentize] web page.
+ After a slice has been created, we are ready to begin installing the GEMINI tools and 
+ services into that slice.  We call this the "instrumentation" step.  This step can take
+ a significant amount of time.  Depending on the size of your topology, this can take minutes
+ to hours.  To avoid wasting time waiting for the tutorial slice to instrumentize, we have
+ already created a set of example of slices and instrumentized them, so there is no need to 
+ instrumentize your slice in this tutorial.  However, the process of instrumentizing a slice
+ with the GEMINI tools is given on the [wiki:GEMINI/Tutorial/GEC15/Background/Instrumentize GEMINI Instrumentize] web page.
 
  1. Running the Experiment