Testbeds Support for Reproducible Research

Nussbaum, Lucas

doi:10.1145/3097766.3097773

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“…The rapid virtualization growth helps create complex environments, thus managing to achieve the highest possible accuracy, fidelity, scalability and flexibility while reducing implementation costs. Additionally, by using a simulation/hybrid environment, a university can develop a CR [35,[66][67][68], while, before 2010, CR was developed for military purposes only (Emulab [69], NCR, StealthNet, and LARIAT [70]) mainly due to high development and maintenance costs. In question 7, we discuss which type of virtualization technology is chosen for the development of CR, and, according to ECSO [71], there are two types, conventional and cloud virtualization.…”

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Cyber Ranges and TestBeds for Education, Training, and Research

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In recent years, there has been a growing demand for cybersecurity experts, and, according to predictions, this demand will continue to increase. Cyber Ranges can fill this gap by combining hands-on experience with educational courses, and conducting cybersecurity competitions. In this paper, we conduct a systematic survey of ten Cyber Ranges that were developed in the last decade, with a structured interview. The purpose of the interview is to find details about essential components, and especially the tools used to design, create, implement and operate a Cyber Range platform, and to present the findings.

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Cyber Ranges and TestBeds for Education, Training, and Research

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“…The Fed4FIRE+ project offers the largest federation worldwide of Next Generation Internet (NGI) testbeds [17], [18], [19] which provide open, accessible and reliable facilities and tools supporting a wide variety of different research and innovation communities and initiatives in Europe, including the 5G PPP projects and initiatives 5 .…”

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DRAFT - A Cybersecurity Framework for IoT Platforms

Datta¹

2020

2020 Zooming Innovation in Consumer Technologies Conference (ZINC)

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This paper presents a Cybersecurity Framework for end-to-end IoT Platforms called DRAFT. It is developed in response to rising number of Cyberattacks against IoT applications and services. The framework is composed of a risk assessment framework, a Security Incident and Event Monitoring (SIEM) tool, and a Cyberattack resilient framework. DRAFT framework has been integrated into an end-to-end IoT Platform and has been tested using five known and simulated Cyberattacks using the Fed4FIRE+ federated testbeds. The results obtained show that the proposed Cybersecurity framework is capable of increasing Cyberattack resilience of the IoT Platform under test.

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“…Its focus today is similar to testbeds such as Chameleon [8] or CloudLab [9], covering topics like HPC, AI, Clouds, Edge Computing, Big Data. The services it offers are similar to those offered by the aforementioned testbeds [10]: bare metal provisioning, network isolation, monitoring services, etc. It also offers similar hardware: x86 and ARM servers, HPC networks (e.g.…”

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Implementing SFA Support on an Established HPC-flavored Testbed: Lessons Learned

Bertot

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Margery

2020

IEEE INFOCOM 2020 - IEEE Conference on Computer Communications Workshops (INFOCOM WKSHPS)

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The Slice-based Federation Architecture (SFA) is the de facto standard framework for managing testbeds, federations of testbeds, and users access to these federations. It is the foundation of most major testbed federations in the world, including GENI and Fed4FIRE. However, there remain some testbeds that were designed and grew outside of this world, making different, interesting and sometimes better design choices. In this paper, we describe how we added support for the GENI Aggregate Manager to the Grid'5000 testbed, a major testbed focused on HPC and Cloud that was developed for the most part independently for the last 15 years. From this experience, we draw some lessons and recommendations that could help improve the testbed management ecosystem.

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Testbeds Support for Reproducible Research

Cited by 22 publications

References 11 publications

Cyber Ranges and TestBeds for Education, Training, and Research

Cyber Ranges and TestBeds for Education, Training, and Research

DRAFT - A Cybersecurity Framework for IoT Platforms

Implementing SFA Support on an Established HPC-flavored Testbed: Lessons Learned

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