The Open Network Laboratory is an Internet-accessible network testbed that provides access to a large set of heterogeneous networking resources for research and educational pursuits. Those resources now include the NetFPGA.
ONL makes it easy for NetFPGA users to integrate multiple NetFPGAs into heterogeneous experimental networks, using a simple graphical user interface. The
testbed software infrastructure automatically manages all of the details, including mapping the user's topology to actual hardware and time-sharing of resources via a standard reservation mechanism.
Project summary
- Status
- Complete.
- Authors
- Charlie Wiseman, Jonathan Turner, John DeHart, Jyoti Parwatikar, Ken Wong, Dave Zar
- NetFPGA base source
- 2.0
- Wordpress Page
- NetFPGAs in ONL
- Website
- The Open Network Laboratory
Usage
A NetFPGA-centric tutorial for using ONL is available on the
ONL website. Go there for instructions on how to get an account, get connected to the testbed, and start running experiments in ONL.
Related Work
You should also look at
Emulab, which is another emulation testbed that has some NetFPGAs available.
Topic revision: r1 - 06 Nov 2009 - 23:11:14 - Gac1