PlanetLab - P2P testing in the wild
Elliot Jaffe, Jeannie R. Albrecht
Abstract
Elliot Jaffe, Jeannie R. Albrecht
Abstract
PlanetLab is a seasoned Internet testbed for distributed applications consisting of donated nodes located at more than 350 remote locations spread across the globe. It is particularly appropriate for peer-to-peer application research due its large-scale, distributed operation, and the availability of nodes with edge characteristics. This talk describes the basic testbed offering and suggests appropriate use-cases.
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PlanetLab is a seasoned Internet testbed for distributed applications consisting of donated nodes located at more than 350 remote locations spread across the globe. It is particularly appropriate for peer-to-peer application research due its large-scale, distributed operation, and the availability of nodes with edge characteristics. This talk describes the basic testbed offering and suggests appropriate use-cases.
Key concepts: PlanetLab, Testbed, Computer science, The Internet, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Computer network, Peer-to-peer, Distributed computing