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| 4 | == What I have achieved so far == |
| 5 | - 1. set up Network Hypervisor server on andor.gpolab.bbn.com |
| 6 | - 2. run !HyperNets and Hypervisor server on difference end system and let them communicate via XML-RPC |
| 7 | - 3. add support for protoGENI, instaGENI and exoGENI in the !HyperNet config file |
| 8 | - 3.1 user can specify either the AM nickname as defined in omni_config (e.g., eg-gpo, ig-utah, pg-ky), or directly using protoGENI/instaGENI/exoGENI in the "am" field of the config file |
| 9 | - 3.2 user can further issue whether he/she wants vm or pc from GENI by specifying "vm"/"pc" in the "nodeType" field of the config file |
| 10 | - 4. users' credential will be copied to the hypervisor on registerHyperNet() API call (including ssl private key, will have to change this when "speaks-for" is available ***) |
| 11 | - 5. build a web page that shows Network Hypervisor server logs: http://andor.gpolab.bbn.com/log/log.html |
| 12 | - 6. concurrent tests: Sarah and I tried to run the same HyperNet package at the same time, reserving resources from both exoGENI and instaGENI. Network Hypervisor is able to handle the XML-RPC calls simultaneously (one does not have to wait until the other finishes) |
| 13 | - 7. An example HyperNet tutorial: http://groups.geni.net/geni/wiki/GENIEducation/SampleAssignments/HyperNetRingDemo |