This document reports on the updates to the RINA implementations and related software that were necessary to enable ARCFIRE large-scale experimentations, starting from the status of the implementation as described in D3.1. The resulting final software suite is able to support networks with hundreds of nodes, thousand of active flows, and several layers of stacked
Last week ARCFIRE researchers presented and demoed Rumba at the Infocom CNERT workshop. The presentation was done after the an excellent keynote on “The Art and Science of Testbed Experimentation“, which complained about the lack of automation in experimental research. This was an excellent precedent for discussing Rumba, which automates deployment, execution and monitoring of RINA experiments in a
ARCFIRE researchers were present at the 3rd Fed4FIRE conference to give a demo of Rumba, the framework in Python developed in Work Package 3 of ARCFIRE which allows a user to write a Python script to define a RINA network. A 5,5 hour demonstration of RINA and Rumba was given in the poster and demo session
Nextworks R&D team has participated to the International Conference on Embedded Wireless Systems and Networks (EWSN), organized by IMDEA Networks and Univ. Carlos III Madrid from 14-16 February 2018. The conference is a highly selective single-track international conference focusing on premier research results at the intersection of embedded systems and wireless networking – an area of
A paper describing Rumba – the RINA experimentation automation framework – entitled “Rumba: a Python Framework for AutomatingLarge-Scale Recursive Internet Experiments on GENI and FIRE+” has been accepted for presentation at the IEEE Infocom 2018 Workshop on CNERT (Computer and Network Experimental Research using Testbeds) in Hawai. Congratulations to the iMec and Nextworks ARCFIRE teams!! Abstract A number
ARCFIRE researchers were present at the 2nd Fed4FIRE conference to give a presentation and a demo of Rumba, the framework in Python developed in Work Package 3 of ARCFIRE which allows a user to write a Python script to define a RINA network. The presentation was given on the first day of the conference and started
What a jam packed 2 weekends of application hacks over at TADHack Global. With locations Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne, Singapore, Sydney, Islamabad its satellite Karachi, Kuala Lumpur, Kyiv, The Hague, Lagos, Lusaka, St Petersburg, Chicago, and Buenos Aires, on stream 23 – 24 September and Sri Lanka, Pune, Athens, London, Madrid, Paris, and Popayán on stream 29 September
Want to play with RINA implementations and win $1k in September 2017? Then sign up and join the TADHack event, on the weekends 23 – 24 September and 30 September – 1 October. Scope of the ARCFIRE Challenge The scope of the challenge is to show a working hack using one of the global sponsors’
If you are attending EUCNC next week at Oulu, come visit us at booth #9 and we will be able to show you three demos showcasing the ongoing work of the project: Seamless and dynamic renumbering of RINA networks. This demo will show how a RINA network composed of tens of RINA-enabled VMs is continuously being
