Aggregate Name
Million Node GENI / Seattle
Aggregate Overview
Aggregate Resources | This aggregate provides compute resources on platforms donated by individuals and institutions. Platforms may be mobile and/or behind firewalls and NATs. Experimenter software, written in a subset of Python, runs in sandboxes that limit the consumption of platform resources such as CPU, memory, storage space, and network bandwidth.
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Typical Experiments | Million Node GENI is ideal for students, researchers, and companies that want to prototype and test code on representative Internet hosts. Nodes running Seattle / Million Node GENI have diverse availability patterns, operating systems, and networks. The same code may easily be run on a variety of operating systems, architectures, and network environments in order to understand the performance and dynamics of realistic end users.
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Aggregate Web Page | https://seattle.cs.washington.edu/wiki
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Aggregate Status | https://seattlegeni.cs.washington.edu/
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Layer 2 Connectivity | None
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Experimenter Support
Using this Aggregate
Clearinghouses Recognized | ProtoGENI Clearinghouse
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Usage Policies | With an account registration, users gain access to run 10 VMs concurrently. For each donation, they gain access to another 10. If you need more resources that you can easily support using this policy, please contact Justin Cappos. Also, see the Acceptable Use Policy: https://seattle.cs.washington.edu/wiki/AcceptableUsePolicy
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URL | For a programming tutorial, see the Repy Tutorial. For information about how to deploy existing programs, see the TakeHomeAssignment
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Sample Rspecs | DO YOU HAVE AN EXAMPLE WE CAN POINT TO HERE. LOOKING FOR DESCRIPTION OF MNG RESOURCES IN PGENI RSPEC FORMAT
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