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  Expediting experiments across testbeds with AnyBed: a testbed-independent
                        topology configuration tool
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Title: Expediting experiments across testbeds with AnyBed: a testbed-independent
 topology configuration tool
Author(s):
  Mio Suzuki(mio-su@is.naist.jp),
  Hiroaki Hazeyama,
  Youki Kadobayashi
Date: 2006-12-25

%url:
%x-wide-wgnames: deepspace1
%keyword:    Experimental environment, Network Testbed
%references:
%summary_ja:
%summary: |
%  Building an experimental network within the testbed has been a tiresome
%  process for experimenters, due to the complexity of the physical resource
%  assignment and the configuration overhead.
%  Also, the process could not be expedited across testbeds, because
%  the syntax of a configuration file varies depending on specific
%  hardware and software.
%  In this paper, we propose the AnyBed: the experimental
%  network-building system using the logical and physical network
%  topologies which are described in XML.
%  Mapping these two topologies, AnyBed can build intended logical
%  network topologyon any PC clusters.
%  We have evaluated the AnyBed implementation using two distinct clusters.
%misc:

%	- 査読ありのコンファレンス・ワークショップ等
@inproceedings{mio:tridentcom2006,
  author =	"Mio Suzuki, Hiroaki Hazeyama, Youki Kadobayashi",
  title =	"Expediting experiments across testbeds with AnyBed: a testbed-independent topology configuration tool",
  booktitle =	"In Proceedings of 2nd International IEEE/Create-Net Conference on Testbeds and Research Infrastructures for the Development of Networks and Communities (TridentCom)",
  pages =	"",
  month =	"March",
  year =	2006
}