Welcome to Fed4FIRE+’s documentation hub!¶
This documentation site describes how you can get started on using the testbeds federated in Fed4FIRE+, or how to integrate your testbed into the Fed4FIRE+ federation.
To learn more about the Fed4FIRE+ project, please visit the general Fed4FIRE+ homepage.
Fed4FIRE+ End User Documentation¶
This section guides you through the first steps into using the resources available within the Fed4FIRE+ federation, and refers you to the proper documentation of each of the testbeds for more specific information.
Getting Started¶
Testbed documentation¶
An overview of the testbeds federated in Fed4FIRE+ can be found on Fed4FIRE+ Facilities overview.
To verify the current status of all testbeds federated within Fed4FIRE+, you can use the Federation Monitor.
For more information about the usage of each testbed, we refer to the specific documentation pages of each testbed:
- imec CityLab documentation
- ExoGENI documentation
- FuSeCo documentation
- GRID’5000 documentation
- Ofelia i2CAT island documentation
- IRIS documentation
- LOG-a-TEC documentation
- NETMODE documentation
- NITOS documentation
- Planetlab Europe documentation
- Smart Santander documentation
- imec Virtual Wall documentation
- imec w-iLab.t documentation
- imec Portable Testbed documentation
Testbed Owner Documentation¶
Getting Started¶
When you want to join Fed4FIRE with your testbed, you can start with the following webinar (and accompanying slides): Fed4FIRE WP2: info for new testbeds.
Documentation¶
- Creating your AM: software options
- Federating your testbed with Fed4FIRE+ through the AM API
- Handling Testbed Specific Terms & Conditions (i.e. handling GDPR)
- Debugging your AM
- Rspec details for AM developers
- Stitching details for AM developers
- Implementing webbased tool using speaks-for
- Federating via OAuth
Useful links¶
Other useful links for AM developers:
- Almost all AM servers use the Geni AM API version 3.
- There is also a more generic AM API, the Federation AM API, however, it is not completely finished, and it is not used by any servers or supported by any clients. Though if any servers appear, we will certainly add support to jFed. The API documentation is built from the github repo where you can discuss or change the API.
- Documentation on the Slice Authority and Member Authority APIs.
- More documentation on RSpec including info on the Fed4Fire RSpec extension for SSH Proxy.
- Use the Federation Monitor to monitor your testbeds status once the integration has been done
For more info, contact us at contact@fed4fire.eu