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BGP Mux Spiral 2 Year-end Project Review. Georgia Tech PI : Nick Feamster Students: Valas Valancius , Yogesh Mundada August 22, 2010. Route Control: Transit Portal (TP). Give each service the illusion of its own upstream connectivity Custom routes and ISPs Sharing of numbered resources
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BGP MuxSpiral 2 Year-end Project Review Georgia Tech PI: Nick Feamster Students: ValasValancius, YogeshMundada August 22, 2010
Route Control: Transit Portal (TP) • Give each service the illusion of its own upstream connectivity • Custom routes and ISPs • Sharing of numbered resources • Shared colocation and connectivity • Single contract with upstream ISPs • Amortizes costs of upstream connectivity. ISP2 ISP1 ISP3 Cloud Transit Portal Cloud Facility Virtual Router Virtual Router VoIP Service Streaming Service
Milestone & QSR Status • Security reviews were not completed because the relevant parties never approached us. • Still working on integration INSERT PROJECT REVIEW DATE
Accomplishments 1: Advancing GENI Spiral 2 Goals • Educational aspects of BGP Mux • Integrated BGP Mux into coursework • Problem Set posted and completed • Nine groups successfully completed • Integrating into graduate course this fall • BGP Mux software release • EGRE tunnel and node instantiation software release. • Deployment of BGP sessions in three locations • Demonstatrions at every GEC • Integration with OpenFlow-based campus network • Resource manager to be demonstrated at GEC 9 INSERT PROJECT REVIEW DATE
Issues • Still waiting on IP address space. Cannot support more than 8 experiments without more address space. • Integration with Emulab is difficult because we do not have the resources to pay an additional programmer to work with that team. • Solution: They should take our reference manager and figure out how to integrate it. • Acquiring more deployment sites is practically a full-time job because it requires following through with operators. INSERT PROJECT REVIEW DATE
Plans • Better integration with experimental environments (e.g., GENI, CoreLab) • Better interface to wide-area route control • BGP might be too complicated or heavyweight for many applications • Possible extensions • Back-haul between cloud facilities • IP prefix sharing • More deployment sites INSERT PROJECT REVIEW DATE