perfsonar development work

[Loukik Kudarimoti <>]

vooo hooo :)

This workshop would never have been successful if the work we are doing 
within perfSONAR wasn't good. I think all of us should lift a hand up in 
the air and pat ourselves on our backs.. ;)

Well done to one and all..

Loukik.




Vedrin Jeliazkov wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Citing the attached text from TERENA news:
>
> "According to the evaluation forms, the students found all the sessions
> interesting and useful, rating the programme on the final day as the best,
> with a presentation on perfSONAR, a framework and a series of tools developed
> as part of the GÉANT2 project to monitor network performance."
>
> Well done guys - congratulations!
>
> Kind regards,
> Vedrin
>   
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> The First SEEREN2 Summer School Praised by Students
> 4 October 2006
>
> The first SEEREN2 Summer School was highly appreciated by more than
> twenty students from a number of South Eastern European and Black Sea
> region countries. The three-day training event was organised by TERENA
> as part of its work in the European Union SEEREN2 project. Invited
> participants in the event were Access Port Managers (APMs) and experts
> from the Network Operation Centres of national research and education
> networking organisations and universities in the region.
>
> The summer school took place from 27 to 29 September in Heraklion,
> Greece, with lectures each morning and hands-on lab sessions in the
> afternoon. Juniper Networks sponsored the first day, by providing
> lectures on Quality of Service (QoS) and the different solutions
> available on QoS issues of serialisation, propagation and congestion.
> The course, given by Jean-Marc Uzé was completed by an afternoon lab
> session on implementation details of JUNOS-based platforms and GÉANT2
> QoS services configuration.
>
> Day 2 was devoted to NetIIS, a web-based networking information and
> monitoring system developed by the Belgrade University Computer Centre,
> a partner in SEEREN2, and presented by Slavko Gajin and Dušan Pajin.
>
> According to the evaluation forms, the students found all the sessions
> interesting and useful, rating the programme on the final day as the
> best, with a presentation on perfSONAR, a framework and a series of
> tools developed as part of the GÉANT2 project to monitor network
> performance. For the first time, a workshop on perfSONAR gave
> participants an opportunity to use the tools hands-on. The introduction
> was given by Loukik Kudarimoti (DANTE) and the lab sessions were led by
> Luchesar Iliev (Institute for Parallel Processing at the Bulgarian
> Academy of Sciences and IST Foundation, the NREN of Bulgaria) and Roman
> Lapacz (PSNC).
>
> The arrangements for the venue and logistics for the summer school were
> carried out by GRNET, the SEEREN2 coordinating partner, with invaluable
> support from the University of Crete. The programme was planned by
> TERENA’s Deputy Chief Technical Officer, Valentino Cavalli with
> organisational support from Jim Buddin, TERENA Workshop Organiser.
>
> SEEREN2 (South-Eastern Europe Research and Education Network) is a
> European Union project aiming at building the southeast European segment
> of the GÉANT2 network. Initiatives like the summer school in the project
> are meant to help make leading-edge technologies and services available
> to the research and education communities in southeast Europe in an
> attempt to further ease the 'digital divide' that still separates most
> of the southeast European countries from the rest of the continent.
>
> The morning lecture sessions were streamed live and the streaming
> archive will be available from the project website, as well as the slide
> presentations.
>
> More information about the SEEREN2 Project can found on the project
> website: http://www.seeren.org/
>