1. 1 GENI International GMOC - dvNOC Cooperative Efforts with Korea (K- GENI) Dongkyun Kim/KISTI Camilo Viecco, Jim Williams/IU mirr@kisti.re.kr, cviecco@indiana.edu, william@indiana.edumirr@kisti.re.krcviecco@indiana.edu william@indiana.edu November 3, 2010@COMIS WG, GEC9 1

2. K-GENI and Korea-USA (GENI) FI Testbed GENI International GMOC-dvNOC Collaborative Efforts between Korea and USA –GMOC-KR Deployment and Experiments –dvNOC - GMOC Operational Dataset Exchanges Conclusion and Future Plan 2

3. Korea US- GENI EU- FIRE JP-AKARI KREONET KOREN JGN2+ INTERNET2 NLR TEIN APIITRANSPAC GLORIAD OneLab2 VITAL++ PII WISEBED FEDERICA AU-NICTA Future Internet Testbed Interconnection, 2010 (mkshin, ETRI) GLORIAD

4. Title – K-GENI : Establishment of operational linkage between GENI and KISTI/ETRI- Korea for international federation Principal Investigator Information: – PI: James G. Williams/Indiana University – Co-PIs: Myung Ki Shin/ETRI, Dongkyun Kim/KISTI Scope of the work – Provision a dedicated international connection between Korea and the US to facilitate an investigation into international federation strategies for operations between the GENI Meta-Operations Center, at Indiana University, and Korea (KISTI and ETRI). – Support tests for methods of interoperability between GMOC and the dvNOC system. – Develop an external networking report to help guide other GENI projects with future external connectivity. 4

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6. NP-based hardware platform – Virtualized programmable substrate that operate at high speed Virtualized programmable routers – Researcher-defined “Silver-based Virtual Routers” Common Platform APIs – Programming APIs for Researchers – Open substrate interfaces Capabilities and functions – Dynamic End-to-end Slice Operations Allocate Rspec to Sliver and Link Control Framework APIs (protoGENI-compatible) 6

8. GMOC Collaborations over K-GENI –Deployment of GMOC-KR in Korea –Sharing operational data between GMOC-US and GMOC-KR First International Trial/Experiments of GENI Meta Data Sharing –Successful Demonstration at GEC8 with Indiana University dvNOC-GMOC International Federated Operations –dvNOC development and local data collection in Korea –Sharing operational dataset between GMOC and dvNOC Wrapper on dvNOC: conforms to GMOC data exchange formats –Global View & Federation Demo@GEC9 yesterday (Remote) Discussion on Meta Data Sharing Issues –What/When to Share? –Technical/Political Challenges 8

9. 9 International GMOC Data Sharing Experiments@GEC8 GMOC-KR Deployed by Joint Efforts, IU-KISTI-SNU - Korea-USA (GENI) Meta Operational Data Sharing Experiments Started on July, 2010

10. 10 GENI Meta Operations System (GMOC)Korea Meta Operations System (dvNOC) Federated Meta Operations

11. Enabling Global Collaborative Network Operations –GLORIAD/IRNC Award (Global Ring Network for Advanced Applications Development) and K-GENI Initiative Two Elements –Distributed NOCs on Network Domains/Countries/… –Virtual NOC for Globally Sharing/Federating Operational Datasets International Collaborators –K-GENI: Indiana University/USA –GLORIAD: USA, China, Korea, Canada, European Countries, etc. System Developments –Step 1 : Meta Data (Core) Schema and Data Collection –Step 2 : Data Exchanges and Global Federation –Step 3 : User based Virtual Network Views & Management 11

12. 12 dvNOC-KR: http://211.232.58.61:8080/client.actionhttp://211.232.58.61:8080/client.action –Meta Data Core Schema –Repository Management & Local Data Collector –Federation and Basic Local/Global Views Core Schema Developments for data exchange performance & scalability

14. 14 International Federated Meta Operations –GMOC and dvNOC begins to exchange operational datasets with cooperative efforts in USA and Korea –GEC8 and GEC9 demos were successful What’s Next? –Keeping Reliable Operational Data Federations –Figuring out Technical/Political Challenges E.g. push/pull, synchronous/asynchronous data exchanges, finalizing & publishing APIs, how to incentivize providing resources, etc. –Sharing Meta Operations Data for Virtual Slices Global ID may be required for end-to-end meta operations across domains, national boundaries