2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.bjp.2013.12.025
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An experimental service composition tool for media-centric networked applications

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“…At the same time, we need visibility tools for the operators to troubleshoot when the developers face problems during their experiments. Currently, we have OF@TEIN SDN Experimenter UI from previous work [4] which shows allocated resources and running experiment, and then we also add experiment result visualization based on the specific measurements criteria (e.g., Round-trip time for ping test, maximum available bandwidth for bandwidth measurement experiment, and bit rate and decoded frames for video-streaming experiment). However, sometime the executed experiments and associated visualizations are not running smoothly as expected.…”
Section: Of@tein Visibility Challengementioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, we need visibility tools for the operators to troubleshoot when the developers face problems during their experiments. Currently, we have OF@TEIN SDN Experimenter UI from previous work [4] which shows allocated resources and running experiment, and then we also add experiment result visualization based on the specific measurements criteria (e.g., Round-trip time for ping test, maximum available bandwidth for bandwidth measurement experiment, and bit rate and decoded frames for video-streaming experiment). However, sometime the executed experiments and associated visualizations are not running smoothly as expected.…”
Section: Of@tein Visibility Challengementioning
confidence: 99%
“…We are also required to support the users to play with predefined or others tools/scripts for their own experiments. This paper tries to extend our previous 'workflowbased control of experiment' work [3], by implementing the automated resource provisioning (i.e., installation/configuration of utilized resources) and automating the experiment execution via easy-to-use scripting. As a result, we can provide fast and efficient realization of lifecycle experiments over OF@TEIN.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%