P2PTester: a tool for measuring P2P platform performance

Butnaru, Bogdan; Dragan, Feodor F.; Gardarin, Georges; Manolescu, Ioana; Nguyen, Benjamin; Pop, Radu; Preda, Nicoleta; Yeh, Laurent

doi:10.1109/icde.2007.369053

Cited by 11 publications

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“…Given examples focus on monitoring rather than testing-tests can verify how many nodes are, e.g., executing a method. Similarly, [7] focuses on performance measurements. [9] uses annotations, which again limits the applicability of the framework to Java applications.…”

Section: Discussion and Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Dfuntest: A Testing Framework for Distributed Applications

Milka

Rządca

2018

Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics

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New ideas in distributed systems (algorithms or protocols) are commonly tested by simulation, because experimenting with a prototype deployed on a realistic platform is cumbersome. However, a prototype not only measures performance but also verifies assumptions about the underlying system. We developed dfuntest -a testing framework for distributed applications that defines abstractions and test structure, and automates experiments on distributed platforms. Dfuntest aims to be jUnit's analogue for distributed applications; a framework that enables the programmer to write robust and flexible scenarios of experiments. Dfuntest requires minimal bindings that specify how to deploy and interact with the application. Dfuntest's abstractions allow execution of a scenario on a single machine, a cluster, a cloud, or any other distributed infrastructure, e.g. on PlanetLab. A scenario is a procedure; thus, our framework can be used both for functional tests and for performance measurements. We show how to use dfuntest to deploy our DHT prototype on 60 PlanetLab nodes and verify whether the prototype maintains a correct topology.

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Dfuntest: A Testing Framework for Distributed Applications

Milka

Rządca

2018

Parallel Processing and Applied Mathematics

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“…The different nodes communicate among them via Weave network. 4 Peer Discovery. The Peer Discovery node is responsible for emulating WiFi Direct behavior in the Android emulator nodes and notify them about nearby devices.…”

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“…Butnaru et al [4] propose a tool for measuring peer-to-peer platform performance using log messages to get feedback from different peers. Boldman et al [3] explain in a patent a system and methods for testing peer-to-peer network application, by orchestrating unit testing between peers.…”

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ANDROFLEET: Testing WiFi peer-to-peer mobile apps in the large

Meftah

Gomez

Rouvoy

et al. 2017

2017 32nd IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE)

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WiFi P2P allows mobile apps to connect to each other via WiFi without an intermediate access point. This communication mode is widely used by mobile apps to support interactions with one or more devices simultaneously. However, testing such P2P apps remains a challenge for app developers as i) existing testing frameworks lack support for WiFi P2P, and ii) WiFi P2P testing fails to scale when considering a deployment on more than two devices. In this paper, we therefore propose an acceptance testing framework, named ANDROFLEET, to automate testing of WiFi P2P mobile apps at scale. Beyond the capability of testing point-to-point interactions under various conditions, AN-DROFLEET supports the deployment and the emulation of a fleet of mobile devices as part of an alpha testing phase in order to assess the robustness of a WiFi P2P app once deployed in the field. To validate ANDROFLEET, we demonstrate the detection of failing black-box acceptance tests for WiFi P2P apps and we capture the conditions under which such a mobile app can correctly work in the field. The demo video of ANDROFLEET is made available from https://youtu.be/gJ5 Ed7XL04.

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“…P2PTester [5] is a project aiming to provide a tool for measuring large-scale P2P data management systems. The project focus is on the applicability to various kinds of systems using a modular measurement architecture.…”

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Designing Benchmarks for P2P Systems

Lehn

Triebel

Groß

et al. 2010

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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In this paper we discuss requirements for peer-to-peer (P2P) benchmarking, and we present two exemplary approaches to benchmarks for Distributed Hashtables (DHT) and P2P gaming overlays. We point out the characteristics of benchmarks for P2P systems, focusing on the challenges compared to conventional benchmarks. The two benchmarks for very different types of P2P systems are designed applying a common methodology. This includes the definition of the system under test (SUT) and particularly its interfaces, the workloads and metrics. A set of common P2P quality metrics helps to achieve a comprehensive selection of workloads and metrics for each scenario.

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P2PTester: a tool for measuring P2P platform performance

Cited by 11 publications

References 9 publications

Dfuntest: A Testing Framework for Distributed Applications

Dfuntest: A Testing Framework for Distributed Applications

ANDROFLEET: Testing WiFi peer-to-peer mobile apps in the large

Designing Benchmarks for P2P Systems

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